Comes he not 1905

"Comes he not," a 1905 work by Edward Burne-Jones, depicts a lone female figure draped in a dark robe, her head bowed in sorrow. The scene is framed within a circular border, suggesting a sense of isolation and contemplation. The figure stands against a backdrop of an orange sunset, which adds to the melancholic mood of the artwork. Burne-Jones was a prominent figure in the Pre-Raphaelite movement, known for his intricate details and romantic subjects. This piece embodies the movement's aesthetic of capturing the beauty and tragedy of human emotion.