In the back left corner of this painting stands a wall of brown stone blocks, in front of which stands a figure in red holding up an orb of light.
In the back left corner of this painting stands a wall of brown stone blocks, in front of which stands a figure in red holding up an orb of light. A roman aqueduct can be seen running across the middle through an opening in the wall that is the painting's source of light. A man in black walks away from the viewer on the right side, which is dominated by a sundial pointing toward the central figure. That figure is dressed in a burgundy tunic and sits with her hands before her as a red bird with a halo brings her a flower, signifying her rapture. For ten points, name this painting featuring Elizabeth Siddal posing as the titular love of Dante, a work of Dante Gabriel Rossetti.
In the back left corner of this painting stands a wall of brown stone blocks, in front of which stands a figure in red holding up an orb of light.
“{Beata Beatrix}”