Description
Waterproof vinyl sticker of the painting “The Lady Lilith” by Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1866-68). The name ‘Lilith’ is derived from the Babylonian Talmud. It refers to a dangerous demon of the night associated with the seduction of men and the murder of children. “Lady Lilith” represents the body’s beauty, and “Sibylla Palmifera” represents the soul’s beauty, according to Rossetti’s sonnet. Discover more items featuring this artist by visiting our Dante Gabriel Rossetti Collection.
QUALITIES:
- Waterproof
- UV-Ray Resistant for up to 3 years
- Dishwasher safe
- An extra lip around the sticker for easy removal from the backing
- Please avoid contact with products that contain alcohol
SHIPPING:
- Processing time: 1-2 business days
- Eco-friendly shipping materials
ABOUT THE ART:
Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s Lady Lilith radiates sensuality and power, compellingly portraying the femme fatale archetype. The painting, completed in 1868, depicts Lilith, the legendary first wife of Adam, reclining amidst an opulent setting. Rossetti emphasizes her beauty and allure by focusing on her luxuriant golden hair, which she brushes with deliberate care. Her expression, both confident and detached, commands attention and invites interpretation.
The lush setting further enhances the painting’s atmosphere. Vibrant roses and rich fabrics surround Lilith, creating a sense of indulgence and mystery. Additionally, including symbolic elements, such as the mirror and the poppy, underscores her connection to vanity, seduction, and the passage of time. These details, carefully woven into the composition, reflect Rossetti’s fascination with myth and beauty.
Furthermore, the painting’s rich color palette adds depth and intensity. Rossetti blends soft, luminous skin tones with bold reds and deep greens, creating a striking visual contrast. While the artwork embodies Pre-Raphaelite ideals, it also conveys a modern sense of feminine autonomy. Through Lady Lilith, Rossetti reimagines the mythical figure as a complex and commanding presence, challenging traditional depictions and inviting viewers to explore themes of beauty, power, and independence.
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