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Lilith

John Collier
1887
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The story

Collier took his cue from Rossetti's poem Lilith, or Body's Beauty. The British Architect wrote in 1887 of a nude woman whose voluptuous, round form is most gracefully represented, wrapped in a great serpent.

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Object details

Title
Lilith
Artist
John Collier
Date
1887
Culture
British
Medium
Oil on canvas
Object type
Paintings
Collection
Atkinson Art Gallery, Southport
Credit line
Image source Wikimedia Commons. License Public domain.
Object number
EFA.0236
Original image
1574 × 3000 px
Source record
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License evidence
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