The Song of Solomon – I Charge You, O Daughters of Jerusalem 1862

"The Song of Solomon – I Charge You, O Daughters of Jerusalem" is a stained glass design by Edward Burne-Jones, created in 1862. The design features five female figures standing before a brick wall, each holding a musical instrument: a tambourine, a lute, a violin, a harp, and a dulcimer. The figures are dressed in flowing robes and have a graceful, elegant appearance, echoing the Pre-Raphaelite style that Burne-Jones was known for. This design exemplifies the artist's interest in biblical themes, often using biblical imagery and symbolism as inspiration for his artwork.