Study of Sappho (1862) by Simeon Solomon Size:A2 (42 x 59.4 cm) the original piece blends old-school

the original piece blends old-school printmaking craft with contemporary queer expression

Rendered in abstract form

touching up her lipstick in the mirror

Celebrate queer humour with this playful "Handle with Care" art print

Make a bold statement with "This Queen is a Warrior"

Study of Sappho (1862) by Simeon Solomon Size:A2 (42 x 59.4 cm) the original piece blends old-schoolSimeon Solomons Study of Sappho (1862) is a quiet sketch with a loud legacy. Tate records this graphite work as a study on paper, later connected to Solomons Sappho and Erinna in a Garden at Mytilene. Sappho, the ancient poet of Lesbos, appears in profile with closed eyes, laurel crowned and almost dreaming herself into history. For Solomon, a Jewish Pre Raphaelite artist later punished for homosexual acts, Sappho offered cover and clarity: queer