Proserpine Cushion

Proserpine CushionMake any sofa, chair, or bed in your home feel like a piece of 19th Century Fine Art with this exquisite cushion, featuring Dante Gabriel Rossetti's 1874 depiction of Proserpine, the Roman goddess who lives in the underworld during winter. The English artist and poet captured his model, Jane Morris, in typical Pre Raphaelite style, spanning seven years and eight separate canvases before completing his final masterpiece. Now that same masterpiece could

• Date of Work: 1936

The young lady giving out religious tracts is doing 'God's work'

in memory of her husband in 1948

yet stunning

This photograph was taken by Tim Cornbill and was on display at the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter

Shaded 22 ct gold pate [/details] [/shortcode]

Its elegant design and simplicity means that it will complement any style or outfit

• Artwork: Study of a Sleeping Cat

• Handmade featuring blue topaz

Their hands are lovingly clasped together and a faithful dog stands at their feet staring up at them

• Artwork: Japanned Tray-View of St Martin's Church Birmingham

and their children Cathy