Struck by her good looks and her pale copper hair, the Pre-Raphaelite painters made Lizzie Siddal one of the best known faces of the Victorian era. An artist’s model from the London slums, she also made her mark as a poet and artist.
This is her extraordinary story – written in five parts by Lucinda Hawksley.
- Read by Susannah Harker
- Producer Elizabeth Allard
- First broadcast on BBC Radio 4 in November 2004