Study for the Garden Court 

This study by Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones depicts a young woman asleep on a wooden bench. The woman's delicate features, flowing hair, and loose, flowing gown are rendered in a soft, dreamlike manner, indicative of the Pre-Raphaelite style. The overall tone of the piece is peaceful, with a sense of quietude. The background is characterized by muted tones of blues and greens, suggesting the natural world and the tranquil setting. The study was likely created as part of the design process for a larger work, potentially "The Garden Court" by Burne-Jones.