The Wedding of Psyche 1895

"The Wedding of Psyche" (1895) by Edward Burne-Jones depicts a procession of female figures in flowing robes, likely representing the wedding of Psyche, a mortal woman, to the Greek god of love, Eros. The Pre-Raphaelite style of the painting is evident in the delicate detail and use of muted colors. The figures move gracefully through a landscape of subtle hues, with the central figure of Psyche in a white gown, surrounded by her attendants. The artwork evokes a sense of otherworldliness, making it a popular piece among those who appreciate symbolism and mythology.