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Edward Burne-Jones Oil Painting Reproductions
Arthurian legend, music and allegory give Burne-Jones’s paintings a world apart from everyday life. Our Edward Burne-Jones oil painting reproductions are painted by hand in oils on canvas to order. Browse the six works below, comparing their long figures, patterned drapery and distinctive formats, or ask for help choosing a painting, size and frame.
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Burne-Jones paintings
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Choosing your Burne-Jones painting
The Golden Stairs follows pale-robed musicians down a winding staircase, while The Beguiling of Merlin places two figures beneath flowering branches. King Cophetua and the Beggar Maid sets a king below a seated woman in a richly decorated interior. Compare the moving procession with these more concentrated encounters.
For quieter replica oil paintings, Vespertina Quies centres on one figure at a red balustrade, with hills beyond. The Wheel of Fortune is more austere, filling a tall composition with bodies and a wheel in muted browns and greys. The Morning of the Resurrection gives the collection its broad horizontal alternative. Consider whether the painting’s rhythm comes from repeated figures, a single pose or a scene arranged across the wall.
Size and framing
Five paintings here are upright, some unusually tall and narrow. Allow space for the frame as well as the canvas. The Golden Stairs needs height for its procession, while The Morning of the Resurrection extends across a wider wall. We can advise on listed sizes or quote for another size that preserves the full composition’s proportions.
Our frames are handmade to order. For fine art reproductions, we can help shortlist a frame moulding and colour finish that relates the painting to your room, from antique gold or silver to contemporary painted finishes. Actual Farrow & Ball shades are available to complement pale drapery, darker foliage or warmer interior tones.
After suitable sizes and prices have been discussed, our free room mock-up can help you judge the painting’s scale and framing on your wall.
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About Edward Burne-Jones
British painter and designer, 1833–1898
Edward Burne-Jones used painting to give imagined worlds a convincing presence. His elongated figures, measured gestures and flowing drapery make scenes from legend and poetry feel suspended outside ordinary time. A story may explain the figures, but its visual character also depends on their poses, the folds of clothing and the rhythm of the surrounding space.
A leading artist of the second Pre-Raphaelite generation, Burne-Jones received guidance from Dante Gabriel Rossetti and developed a lifelong friendship with William Morris. Italian Renaissance painting helped shape his individual approach. His collaboration with Morris extended into stained glass, tapestries, tiles and illustrated books, connecting painting with the decorative arts.
His work attracted wider attention at the Grosvenor Gallery in 1877. Later paintings range from King Cophetua’s encounter with a beggar woman to the allegorical bodies caught on Fortune’s wheel. The Golden Stairs resists a single settled interpretation: its procession and musical instruments can be read through their decorative movement without a definite narrative. This range is central to Burne-Jones, whose pictures move between storytelling, contemplation and the expressive arrangement of figures.
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