" in the bitter poem "The Lust of the Eyes.
This author asked, "who shall close my Lady's eyes / And who shall fold her hands?" in the bitter poem "The Lust of the Eyes." A different author observed that only "The blank grey / There where the pool is blind of the moon's face" remained in a glass after this woman was gone. This woman appears "not as she is, but was when hope shone bright," in the poem "In An Artist's Studio," written by her sister-in-law. This woman inspired the sonnet "Without Her" as well as a poem noting that "she had (*) three lilies in her hand / And the stars in her hair were seven." Seven years after this woman died of a laudanum overdose, her husband had her coffin exhumed so he could retrieve all his poems. This woman's death inspired a poem that begins with her leaning "out / From the gold bar of heaven." For 10 points, name this subject of "The Blessed Damozel," whose author had her model for his painting Beata Beatrix.
This author asked, "who shall close my Lady's eyes / And who shall fold her hands?
Elizabeth Siddal [or Elizabeth Eleanor Siddal; or Lizzy Siddal; accept Elizabeth Rossetti; accept Lizzy Rossetti; or Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s wife; prompt on just