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Sir Philip Burne-Jones (1861-1926) Sir Philip Burne-Jones (1861-1926) 'Juvenilia' two pencil drawings 10 x 18cm and 17 x 10.5cm, framed as one Provenance: Inscribed verso 'For Fiona/with very best wishes and thanks/Peter & Renate Nahum/December 2011'. Condition Report: Framed: 36 x 52cm Discolouration to the paper.
Sir Philip William Burne-Jones 1920-1926: Exhibition Catalogue no, Page no ... From To; Exhibition of Drawings and Studies by Sir Edward Burne-Jones, Bart.
A note, signed by F. L. M. Cockerell and probably dating from the second half of the twentieth century, near the front of the volume, reads: 'The following notes and sketches were kept by my mother (Mrs) Helen Stewart, sent her at various times by the late Sir Philip Burne Jones 2nd Bart. (son of Sir Edward Burne Jones, 1st Bart., R.A.)'.
Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones var en britisk maler og designer, tæt knyttet til prærafaelitterne. Han arbejdede tæt sammen med William Morris på en lang række udsmykningsprojekter og var medstifter af firmaet Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Company. Burne-Jones var vigtig for genoplivelsen af glasmaleriet i England. Hans glasmalerier omfatter blandt andet vinduerne i St. Philip's Cathedral ...
Edward Coley Burne-Jones. Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones (Birmingham, 28 agosto 1833 – Londra, 17 giugno 1898) è stato un pittore britannico, tra i maggiori rappresentanti della corrente dei Preraffaelliti in Inghilterra, la cui arte risentì delle influenze di Dante Gabriel Rossetti nel periodo giovanile e dell'arte rinascimentale italiana (Botticelli, Ghirlandaio, Michelangelo) nella fase ...
Burne-Jones was a painter, but he also created stained glass. The four Burne-Jones windows in St Philip’s Cathedral, Birmingham were designed for two separate commissions between 1885 and 1891. They depict three scenes from the life and death of Christ, the Nativity (1885), Crucifixion (1887) and Ascension (1887) and the Last Judgement (1897).
Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt. by Unknown photographer photogravure, circa 1900 5 1/2in. x 3 3/4in. (140 mm x 95 mm) Given by Marion Harry Spielmann, 1939
