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  1. Edward Burne-Jones, né le 28 août 1833 à Birmingham et mort le 17 juin 1898 à Londres, 1 er baronnet, est un peintre britannique préraphaélite. Biographie [ modifier | modifier le code ] Ayant perdu sa mère quelques jours après sa naissance, Edward Burne-Jones est élevé par son père, à Birmingham, où il passe les vingt premières années de sa vie.

  2. Download Free PDF. Sir Philip Burne-Jones A Life In a Tall Shadow by Tim McGee Philip Burne-Jones was of the unique generation that lived to see both sides of the century mark—from the Victorian era to the modern realities of World War 1—and beyond. While the legacy of the Burne-Jones name will always be the "beautiful beauty" of Edward ...

  3. Edward Burne-Jones’ son, Philip Burne-Jones, was also a painter, but his only well known painting is “The Vampire”, a portrait of a femme fatale vampire leaning over her male victim. The model for Philip’s vampire was Mrs. Patrick Campbell, an actress who in 1893. played the lead in “The Second Mrs. Tanqueray”, captured the public eye, and became famous for her beauty and talent.

  4. Burne-Jones’s biographer Fiona MacCarthy (The Last Pre-Raphaelite, p 134) wrote that soon after Burne-Jones’s son Philip was born in 1861, his proud father related that their friends thought him ‘the prettiest boy known’ and that ‘Phil was to remain pretty, somewhat to his detriment’.

  5. Rudyard Kipling. by Sir Philip Burne-Jones, 2nd Bt oil on canvas, 1899 29 1/2 in. x 24 1/2 in. (749 mm x 622 mm) Bequeathed by the artist's mother, 1920

  6. 27 de mar. de 2020 · But these are just a few of the treasures to be found online in this rich and quite astonishing collection that reveals the many sides of Birmingham’s very own Edward Burne-Jones. St Mark the Evangelist, 1883 Designer: Sir Edward Burne-Jones. Courtesy Birmingham Museums Trust/Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery CC0 – Public Domain.

  7. Philip Burne-Jones realizó esta ilustración para acompañar el libro de su tío, Rudyard Kipling, publicado en 1898. En realidad, el poema fue inspirado por la pintura, según lo que sugieren los poemas. La mujer que aparece en dicha ilustración, al parecer es Patrick Campbell, la estrella del momento en Londres (1897).