Adam 1862

"Adam" is a pen and ink drawing by Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones, created in 1862. The artwork depicts a nude male figure standing in a stylized, almost abstract landscape of trees and flowers. The figure's pose is contemplative and his gaze is directed downwards. The use of brown ink creates a sense of depth and shadow, highlighting the figure's form against the lush background. This drawing is a characteristic example of Burne-Jones's style, known for its intricate details and symbolic imagery.