Edward Burne-Jones - part 2, Art & Artists
December 2020
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Selected Publications
Paul Webb's Blogspot Art & Artists
Selected Authors/Editors
Paul Webb
Selected Artists
Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones
Selected Artworks
Portrait of EB-J c. 1864
Charlemagne, design for embroidery
Portrait Head of a Woman full face looking slightly right - Agnes MacDonald
Cupid and Psyche - Psyche, lighting the Lamp, discovers the Sleeping Cupid
Cupid and Psyche - Cupid flying through the Night
Cupid and Psyche - Cupid finding Psyche asleep in the Garden - Cupid discovering Psyche
Cupid and Psyche - Venus sets Psyche the Task of separating the Heaps of Grain and Seed
Cupid and Psyche - Psyche at the Shrine of Ceres
Cupid and Psyche - The Reading of Apollo's Oracle to Psyche and her Father
Cupid and Psyche - Psyche, disregarding their Call for Help, passes safely by the shadowy Man trying to load an Ass and three old Women weaving
The Procession of the Unknown Monster - The Procession to the Hill: Psyche and the King - The King and Handmaidens accompanying Psyche to the Mountain, where she is to be abandoned to the Monster, Cupid and Psyche
Study of a Nude Man on a Wheel for a Slave in The Wheel of Fortune
Three studies of a nude man with hands bound to a rock above his head, variant study for one of the Damned for The Aeneid Tartarus, with the Punishment of the Damned for an illuminated Virgil's Aeneid (Fitzwilliam 1183.19)
Study of a standing nude male holding rope, looking left for Helen Captive in Burning Troy for The Troy Triptych
Studies of feet for The First and The Second Day of Creation on one sheet
Souls on the Banks of the River Styx
Dido, cartoon for tiles Legend of Goode Wimmen (Good Women)
Fair Rosamund and Queen Eleanor 1861 (Leathart)
Qui Bien Aime Tard Oublie from The Parlement of Foules ( Chaucer ) design for tiles, Figure of a Queen
King René's Honeymoon - sculpture, study for a painted cabinet designed by the architect John P Seddon (V&A)
Merlin and Nimue
The Adoration of the Kings and Shepherds (centre); The Annunciation (wings), first version originally intended for St Paul's church, Brighton, but a second version was painted for them (The Annunciation and the Adoration of the Magi)
The Goldfish Pool (Girl and Goldfish)
Thisbe; for a tile by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co Legend of Goode Wimmen (Good Women)
Theseus and the Minotaur in the Labyrinth, design for a painted tile
Dido and Cleopatra stained glass for Chaucer's Legend of Good Women V&A
Legend of Good Women: Amor and Alcestis (Love and Alceste), stained glass Chaucer's 'Legend of Good Women' V&A
Clerk Saunders
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955, copies of illustrations in Costumes of the Ancients by Thomas Hope (London, 1809) female figure in classical dress, male figure in cape and hat
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955, copy of an illustration in Costumes of the Ancients by Thomas Hope (London, 1809) female figure in classical dress
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955 copies of illustrations in Costumes of the Ancients by Thomas Hope (London, 1809) several heads with classical hairstyles and classical figures
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955 copy of an illustration in Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages by Henry Shaw (London, 1843) A man in medieval dress wearing a crown
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955 copy of illustration in Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages by Henry Shaw (London, 1843) Study of a knight in armour holding a pike with a pennant also a page of costume details
Sketchbook V&A E.1-1955 copies of illustrations in Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages by Henry Shaw (London, 1843) Four medieval figures, a farm hand, a serving girl, a lady seated wearing a headdress and a standing lady in medieval dress
Sketch of Two Seated Figures for 'The Backgammon Players’
The Backgammon Players Cabinet
A study of a Head and shoulders of a Girl in profile facing right c. 1861
Head of a Man c.1861
Head of a woman looking down to the left (possibly Georgiana Burne-Jones)
Study of the Head and Shoulders of a Female Attendant in profile looking right for The Adoration of the Kings (Magi)
Woman in an Interior - Fanny Cornforth (relating to Belle et Blonde and Sidonia and Clara von Bork)
King Sigurd the Crusader - A Norse Saga for the magazine Good Words, 1862
Cupid and Psyche - Cupid Finding Psyche Asleep - Cupid discovering Psyche
Cupid and Psyche. Cupid Finding Psyche Asleep - Cupid discovering Psyche, First version
Cupid Delivering Psyche - Cupid discovering Psyche - Cupid and Psyche, first version
Maria Zambaco
Study of a Female Head turned downward to the left for the sleeping Psyche in Cupid and Psyche - Cupid Finding Psyche
Cupid and Psyche - Cupid Finding Psyche Asleep Second Version
Cupid finding Psyche asleep by a fountain - Cupid discovering Psyche - Palace Green Murals - Cupid and Psyche
Psyche receiving the casket back from Proserpine; Psyche, brought back to the Upper Regions by Charon, having opened the casket in the hope that the beauty it contained might become hers, lies unconscious on the ground; Cupid, warned by the Phoenix of Psyches danger, flies to her rescue; Palace Green Murals - Cupid and Psyche