Enid and Geraint 

"Enid and Geraint" is a Pre-Raphaelite painting by Arthur Hughes, depicting the Arthurian legend of Enid and Geraint. It was painted in the 19th century and is a private collection. The painting features a romantic scene with two figures - Geraint, a knight, and Enid, his wife. The scene is set in a lush forest, with a harp lying abandoned at their feet. The figures are dressed in elaborate medieval garments, adding to the romantic and historical atmosphere of the piece. The work exemplifies Pre-Raphaelite characteristics with meticulous details, a romanticized depiction of nature, and an idealized representation of love.