Friday, March 11, 2011

Sarah as Persephone



Okay, as a HUGE fan of the movie Labyrinth, I have to share this piece of brilliance.

DeviantArt member Janey-Jane created this great image of Rossetti's Persephone, as Sarah from Labyrinth. I think she did an outstanding job of both making it a likeness of Jennifer Connelly, and also making it quite Rossetti.

I also love how she reinterpreted the pomegranate as a peach, changed the objects in the corner to an owl feather and crystal ball. And apparently the text at the top is the story Sarah starts to tell Toby before he's taken. ("Once upon a time, there was a beautiful young girl whose stepmother always made her stay home with the baby...what no one knew was the King of the goblins had fallen in love with the girl...")

Rock on, Janey-Jane.

10 comments:

  1. I saw that picture a while ago, it truly is made of awesome. Janey Jane is an awesome artist.

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  2. Hi Grace.

    Cngrulations for the blog! I'ts amazing.
    I'm working in a project degree and I'd desire to search some orientation with you about Waterhouse and his influence.

    I send you mi email: sgimenezes@uoc.edu

    Regards,

    Sabrina.

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  3. Hi !

    I found your blog today and I'm really happy to discover someone who likes pre-rephaelite movement like me !

    Because I'm french and here nobody know the pre-raphaelisme so I can't talk about it...

    It should be great if we can talk about this by email ! You can contact me at cat3120@hotmail.fr !

    I hope we will have conversation about pre-raphaelsim very soon,

    Pauline

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  4. Hello, Grace,

    I'm Sally, a friend of Kevin's from Australia.

    I'm most impressed by your blog - I hope you don't mind my having subscribed to it!

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  5. Congratulations on a beautiful and totally interesting blog. Hope you don't mind I have added you to my list of blogs I follow. I, too, am a big fan of the movie Labyrinth and I love the painting of Jennifer as Persephone.

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  6. Hey Sabrina, Pauline, Sally and Radcliffe! So glad you're enjoying the blog!! Thanks so much :D

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  7. Hi, as passionate about the Pre-Raphaelites, yu blog space seems like a wonderful reunion for all who love this art movement.
    Congratulations, Greetings from Spain.

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  8. Hi Grace
    i'm a little out of my comfort zone with the technology, so this is really just a test to see if I can do it before saying anything substantive!

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