Evelyn De Morgan, The Angel of Death, 1880, oil on canvas, De Morgan Collection De Morgan’s Angel of Death is an all-powerful representation of our mortality.But instead of depicting Death as a ...

In Death of the Dragon, in terms of composition, it's easy to see the influence of Sandro Botticelli's The Birth of Venus (1483–1485), which De Morgan had visited in Florence. If De Morgan's ...

Evelyn de Morgan was a pacifist who opposed both the Boer War and the Great War; 14 years on, that picture was to have an even greater resonance. Leighton House, March 11 to August 27; rbkc.gov.uk ...

Yet, Evelyn De Morgan more than deserves the art world's belated acclaim. A Slade graduate, who was working at the tail end of the Pre-Raphaelite movement, she took the arguably twee or overly ...