Dante Gabriel Rossetti (1828-1882) may not be the most talented member of the âpre raphaelitesâ, but he may be the most romantic of them. Recently, in the âRosettiâs portraitâ exhibition held at the HOLBURN Museum in bath, UK, it can be seen that models in many works pose as literary figures similar to their own lives. This entanglement between art and life, figures and models, theme painting and portrait painting highlights the multiple meanings behind Rossettiâs works, and also allows the public to see his influence outside the scope of painting art.