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Apparently if maidens do not look behind them when going to bed tonight, they will dream of their future husband. I discovered that tomorrow is St Agnes' day, and that today is therefore the eve of that feast, while looking for excuses to serve cake at work tomorrow.
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Hi Tom,
I saw this painting in the Millais exhibition at Tate Britain very recently. And an even more intriguing first sketch of it, preceding this one by quite a few years I believe.
I never look back, by the way. And I shall be coming in for cake tomorrow (Monday that is).
Nighty night,
A.
Posted by: Sascha Loske | January 20, 2008 at 11:33 PM