The New Woman and The Yellow Book: Commercializing The Female Body
© Samantha Baran, Ryerson University, 2020 Women in the 1890s Women were the inspiration and guardians for civilization in 1890s Victorian England. …
The Last Post of the Semester :(
On Monday, our final class of the semester, we were able to share our research with our peers and provide feedback on …
(Delayed) final class thoughts
Hi Professor, I’m going to say that I needed an extra day to summarize my feelings about the course before I could …
Thoughts on Modernity and the Visual: Image and Text
As our final class has now come and gone, I find myself reflecting on what we have looked at as a whole. …
Reflections on The Green Sheaf and Pamela Colman Smith
Learning about Pamela Colman Smith’s background, it is really interesting to see how the plethora of activities she engaged in influenced her …
Thinking, Back and Forward
November 30th, 2020 This post warrants two sections: one to talk about the fascinating Pamela Colman Smith and her periodical The Green …
The Green Sheaf: A Natural Connection to Mysticism
Our discussion after the presentation about formatting our own content really made think about the important role editors played when constructing little …
The Green Sheaf and Identity Attribution
I appreciated so much about today’s class. I’m so grateful to address alternative Victorian identities and art through the Green Sheaf, and …
The Prescience of Visionary Art
This week I really enjoyed thinking about mysticism and symbolism and the ways that these modalities were precursors to, or in some …
The Green Sheaf: Mysticism, Dreams, and Death
I really enjoyed talking about the difference between mysticism and dreams in The Green Sheaf. Alevtina’s distinction where dreams can be seen as …