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aisthesis-46	Mulhall, Brenna	The Romanticization of the Dead Female Body in Victorian and Contemporary Culture	2017	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5000	288	70	Dante Gabriel Rossetti, who also depicted dead and dying young women in his artwork and poetry, romanticized female death in his poem, “The Blessed Damozel,” in which the male speaker imagines his love in heaven. Although many male artists and writers of the Victorian Age used and exploited dead and dying women through their work, Elizabeth Siddall and Christina Rossetti used their art forms as a way to challenge the exploitation of dead women as artistic inspiration.	cache/aisthesis-46.pdf	txt/aisthesis-46.txt