That work, Love in a Tangle, is part of a 38-entry series illustrating flower names, although the flowers themselves never appear.
A golden-haired Ariadne sits with a spool of thread in front of a green labyrinth in a round watercolor by this artist. That work, Love in a Tangle, is part of a 38-entry series illustrating flower names, although the flowers themselves never appear. This artist drew on a gothic tale about a Pomeranian sorceress for a work depicting a woman whose black-and white snakelike-knot-design dress was borrowed from Giulio Romano's portrait of Isabella d'Este. The first in a series of paintings by this man shows sleeping soldiers whose shields are tangled up in a massive thorn bush. This painter of Sidonia von Bork used his mistress Maria Zambaco as a model in one work for the head of (*) Nimue, who uses a spell-book to trap a sleeping, blue-robed sorcerer in a hawthorn bush. White-robed women with musical instruments process down a spiral staircase in this man's The Golden Stairs. For 10 points, name this Pre-Raphaelite painter whose love for Arthurian myth shows in his The Beguiling of Merlin.
A golden-haired Ariadne sits with a spool of thread in front of a green labyrinth in a round watercolor by this artist.
Edward Coley Burne-Jones