Blowing and neo-Romanticism in contemporary surroundings, a renewed desire for fantasy, even dark, to help escape from reality. And come back into fashion illustrators for children and pre-Raphaelite painters with their dreams gothic fairytale. 
In contemporary neo-romantic spread a wave that carries with it a renewed desire for fantasy and atmosphere, even dark, to help escape from reality: Lace and embroidery, silks and velvets, esoteric references and the slums of London's late nineteenth century. Back in vogue a fantasy world, a child of pre-Raphaelite painting and illustration for children of the Victorian period reviewed in three exhibitions, two of them at the V & A London.
are "Capturing the imagination, British fairy-tale illustrations 1860-1940," with watercolors by Arthur Rackham and Edmund Dulac and "A Fairyland of flowers: Beatrix Potter and Cicely Mary Barker's" Sea of \u200b\u200bRavenna, however, has open "The Pre-Raphaelites and the Italian dream - From Fra Angelico to Perugino, from Rossetti to Burne-Jones."
(Elena Bordignon, Taken from Vogue Italy)
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