Love in a Tangle 1905

"Love in a Tangle" (1905) by Edward Burne-Jones depicts a woman in a white gown seated within a circular frame. She is surrounded by a tangle of roses and vines, with a maze visible in the background. The image is reminiscent of the Pre-Raphaelite style, known for its intricate detail and symbolism. The woman's pose, the maze, and the tangled roses all suggest themes of love, confusion, and the challenges of navigating relationships.