Still-Life - Study of Onions - Edward Burne-Jones

A delicate watercolour still life by Edward Burne-Jones, this study of onions showcases the artist's meticulous observation and skill. Its muted palette and serene atmosphere make it a charming addition to any space.

This delicate watercolour study of onions, created between 1871 and 1875, showcases the meticulous observation and artistic skill of Sir Edward Burne-Jones, a prominent figure in the British Aesthetic movement. Known primarily for his Pre-Raphaelite-inspired paintings of mythological and literary subjects, this still life offers a glimpse into the artist's broader artistic practice and his engagement with the natural world. The composition features a cluster of onions, rendered in subtle washes of colour, capturing the variations in their skins and textures. The soft, diffused light and muted palette create a serene and intimate atmosphere, inviting the viewer to appreciate the beauty of everyday objects. As a fine art print, this work brings a touch of Victorian elegance and artistic refinement to any interior. Its understated charm and harmonious colour scheme make it a versatile addition to a variety of spaces, from kitchens and dining rooms to studies and hallways. The delicate brushwork and subtle details are beautifully reproduced, ensuring that the print retains the character and quality of the original watercolour. Display this print to add a touch of historical charm and artistic sophistication to your home.