Female Nude – Five Studies 

This is a study of five female nudes by Edward Burne-Jones, a prominent figure in the Pre-Raphaelite movement. Executed in pencil, the artist uses delicate lines to capture the human form in a variety of poses. This intimate study shows how Burne-Jones utilized life drawing to capture the essence of his subjects. The use of charcoal creates a sense of softness and fluidity, highlighting the beauty of the human body. This artwork is a testament to Burne-Jones's fascination with classical art and his skill in capturing the essence of human beauty. The artwork is a testament to the meticulous detail and sensitivity for which Burne-Jones was renowned.