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possibly painted in his studio
Comparison with a nearly identical version of this composition in the Fine Art Museums of San Francisco suggests that A527 is a very careful copy
and the pinnacle on the right-hand corner of the roof-line
It was known in 18th-century France as 'Le Manchot' - 'The One Armed Man' - on account of the seated figure whose left hand is concealed below his apron
Eight views of Omi
Danäe and the brazen Tower Frame:white possibly painted in his studioBurne Jones probably used William Morris's Earthly Paradise as the source of this subject. Acrisius, King of Argos, having been warned by the oracle that he would be killed by his daughter's son, imprisoned her in a tower of brass. However, Dane bore a son to Jove, who fulfilled the prophecy. Here, Dane watches the construction of the tower with apprehension. This is one of two small versions of the subject painted by Burne Jones for one of his
