DGR threw off this epigram in Correspondence
Poems
Correspondence
DGR began work on the drawings in late 1856 and quickly found himself displeased
with the engraving of the Dalziels (see his letter to Allingham of 18 December 1856,
Correspondence
St. Cecilia
King Arthur and the Weeping Queens
The Lady of Shalott
Mariana in the South
Sir Galahad
at the Ruined Chapel
First published in William Bell Scott's Autobiographical Notes
DGR's epigram is a parody of the popular American song
Tennyson and his Pre-Raphaelite Publishers
JPRAS
Memoir
DGR: A Record and a Study