My Fair Lady 1914

"My Fair Lady" is a Pre-Raphaelite painting created in 1914 by Edmund Blair Leighton. The painting depicts a scene of a young woman, dressed in white and adorned with a crown of flowers, walking down a pathway in a forest. She is flanked by other women, carrying baskets of flowers, and being met by a man who appears to be dressed as a knight, holding a bow and arrow. Leighton's paintings are known for their elaborate details and idealized depictions of medieval and Renaissance life. This painting is characteristic of that style, with its rich colors, dramatic lighting, and focus on the beauty of the human form.