page_title: Marie Spartali Stillman
section_title: Works (Incomplete)
hierarchical_section_title: Marie Spartali Stillman / Works (Incomplete)
context_page_description: Marie Euphrosyne Spartali, later Stillman, was a British member of the second generation of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. Of the Pre-Raphaelites, she had one of the longest-running careers, spanning sixty years and producing over one hundred and fifty works. Though her work with the Brotherhood began as a favorite model, she soon trained and became a respected painter, earning praise from Dante Gabriel Rossetti and others.
context_section_description: David Elliott lists more than 170 works in his book. The following are the better-known works, as determined by their mention in other books which discuss the artist.
  The Lady Prays – Desire (1867; Lord Lloyd-Webber Collection)
  Mariana (c.1867–1869; Private collection)
  Portrait of a young woman (1868)
  Forgetfulness (1869; Private collection)
  La Pensierosa (1870; Chazen Museum of Art, University of Wisconsin–Madison)
  Self-Portrait (1871; Delaware Art Museum)
  Self-Portrait in Medieval Dress (1874)
  Gathering Orange Blossoms (1879; St. Lawrence University)
  The Meeting of Dante and Beatrice on All Saints' Day (1881)
  Madonna Pietra degli Scrovigni (1884; Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool)
  Love's Messenger (1885; Delaware Art Museum)
  A Florentine Lily (c.1885–1890; Private collection)
  The May Feast at the House of Folco Portinari, 1274 (1887)
  Dante at Verona (1888; Private collection)
  Upon a Day Came Sorrow unto Me (1888)
  A Florentine Lily (c.1885–1890)
  A Florentine Wedding Feast (1890)
  Messer Ansaldo showing Madonna Dionara his Enchanted Garden (1889) This illustrates a tale from The Decameron, see Summary of Decameron tales
  Convent Lily (1891)
  Cloister Lilies (1891; Ashmolean Museum, Oxford)
  Dante and Beatrice, Scene from the Vita Nuova (1891)
  Saint George (1892; Delaware Art Museum)
  How the Virgin Mary came to Brother Conrad of Offida and laid her Son in his Arms (1892; Wightwick Manor, National Trust, UK)
  A Rose from Armida's Garden (1894)
  Love Sonnets (1894; Delaware Art Museum)
  Beatrice (1896; Delaware Art Museum)
  Portrait of Mrs W. St Clair Baddeley (1896)
  Beatrice (1898; Private collection)
  The Pilgrim Folk (1914; Delaware Art Museum)
caption: Madonna Pietra degli Scrovegni, 1884
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