Violet And Lily, The Daughters Of Edmund Routledge 

"Violet And Lily, The Daughters Of Edmund Routledge" is a painting by Walter Crane, a prominent English artist known for his illustrations and decorative art. The painting depicts two young girls, Violet and Lily, daughters of Edmund Routledge, dressed in black dresses and white lace collars. They sit side-by-side on a bench in a richly decorated room, suggesting a well-off household. This work captures the charm and innocence of childhood, a theme often explored in Crane's art. The painting exemplifies the Victorian era's interest in domestic scenes and family portraits, revealing a glimpse into the lives of a middle-class family during that period.