Arthur in Avalon 

Edward Burne-Jones' "Arthur in Avalon" depicts the legendary King Arthur lying on a bed surrounded by women. The scene is set in a mystical and otherworldly setting with a richly decorated ceiling above the bed. The figures are dressed in flowing robes, creating a sense of solemnity and mystery. The artwork, characteristic of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, emphasizes symbolism and a romantic interpretation of Arthurian legend. The sorrowful expressions on the women's faces suggest mourning and reverence for the fallen king. The details of the scene, such as the musical instruments and the flowers, reinforce the themes of loss and beauty.