Sketchbook – Nude Study of Medusa for ‘The Death of Medusa I’ by Edward Burne-Jones

Sketchbook – Nude Study of Medusa for ‘The Death of Medusa I’ 

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drawing

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drawing

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acrylic

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green and blue tone

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possibly oil pastel

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oil painting

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acrylic on canvas

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underpainting

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muted green

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animal drawing portrait

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green and blue

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watercolor

This white chalk drawing on blue paper is a study for Edward Burne-Jones’s painting "The Death of Medusa I." The drawing depicts a nude female figure in a seated pose. The study for this painting shows Burne-Jones’s working process as a Pre-Raphaelite artist. He was known for his meticulous detail and use of symbolism. The use of white chalk on a blue background gives the figure a sense of weightlessness and ethereal beauty, perfectly representing the Greek mythological figure of Medusa.

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