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Sir
Edward Burne-Jones
(Debra
Mancoff)
This
is a lavishly-produced tribute to the work of the artist whose rich,
decorative style and renderings of mystical scenes from Arthurian
legend, classical epic, and the Bible made him one of the most
beloved artists of the nineteenth century. Illustrated with
ninety-six reproductions, author and art historian Debra Mancoff
traces Burne-Jones's career from his discovery of art while a
divinity student at Oxford University, through his fruitful
associations with Arts and Crafts Movement pioneer William Morris and pre-Raphaelite
master Dante Gabriel Rossetti, to his momentous and long-delayed
professional debut in 1877.
128
pages, 64 full-color reproductions, 32 black-and-white
illustrations, size: 9 x 11 3/4". Smythe-sewn paperbound, with flaps.
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