Love through Elizabeth and Robert Browning’s Poems Blog

The idea of love in Elizabeth and Robert Browning’s poems compare to one another in “Sonnet 43” and “Porphyria’s Lover” through the way they talk about the love they have for their significant other. Both undyingly love their spouse without question and they are willing to go through hardships and good times as long as …

“The Lady of Shalott” Painting

I choose this particular painting of “The Lady of Shalott” because I felt that it showcased the meaning behind the poem. The painting shows how Lady of Shalott gave up her art and jumped through the window to seek normalcy in the city of Camelot only she never made it. The painting represents the event …

Workhouses, Causal Labor, & Sweat Shop Blog

The difference in working conditions in Victorian England for lower class compared to in today’s society is that they had what was known as workhouses for the lower class to work in. The conditions in which the lower class had to work on were terrible because they would turn about people with disabilities who were …

Photography (Postmortem)

Who?- Europeans and Americans who were wealthy until photography became more accessible. What?- Photographs taken of deceased loved ones as a way to celebrate the person’s life and was essentially thought of as maintaining a sense life after death in children and adults alike. In a time where there was a high mortality rate, postmortem …

The Working Class and the Poor Blog

The most moving and powerful image out of the several images I came across listed in the article was the picture of the “Old Closes and Streets of Glasgow” slum photographed by Thomas Annan. What captured me to these photos particularly is the way it was shot and how Annan shot the photos with intimacy …

Who Were The Victorians Blog

In the brief introduction to the Victorian era, I learned about how the Victorians are the reason for divisions and how people are labeled within society. For instance, during the Victorian era, women were labeled as either Madonna’s who were seen as pure and sanctified or whores putting women in a box where they could …

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