Sir Edward Burne-Jones Bt. ARA, The Summer Snow, May 1863.
Wood-engraving. 142 mm x 103 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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After Sir Edward Burne-Jones Bt. ARA (1833 - 1898)
RA Collection: Art
142 mm x 103 mm
Good words - London: 1860-1906
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