King Acrisius, The Rubens Version 

"King Acrisius, The Rubens Version" is a pen and ink drawing by the Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones. The work is a study for a larger painting, likely inspired by Peter Paul Rubens's painting of the same subject. The drawing features a depiction of King Acrisius, the ruler of Argos, who is shown reacting with fear and surprise to a vase falling at his feet. The composition is dynamic and expressive, reflecting Burne-Jones's interest in narrative and dramatic scenes.