Invisible Friends

Discover the fascinating correspondence between two literary giants in Invisible Friends by Elizabeth Barrett Browning. Published by Harvard University Press in 1972, this hardback edition spans 224 pages and delves into the vibrant exchange between Browning and the painter Benjamin Robert Haydon. Though they never met, their lively conversation began in 1842 and continued until 1845, just a year before Haydon's tragic suicide. This collection features 94 letters from Haydon—many previously unpublished—alongside 28 responses from Barrett. Invisible Friends offers readers a unique glimpse into their intellectual companionship, showcasing the depth of their discussions and the impact of their thoughts on literature and art. Ideal for fans of literary criticism and classic literature, this book is a must-have addition to your library.