The Rose Garden - Study1862 Accession number: 1904P58 Red chalk and pencil on paper. Width: 159 mm Height: 249 mm InformationThis drawing is a study for the painting of 'The Rose Garden', 1862 (Private Collection). The figure was modelled by Georgiana Burne-Jones, as she stands before the rose trellis at Red House, Bexleyheath, Kent, home of William Morris. This was the original concept for the first panel in a series of drawings and paintings based on the Story of St. George, of the Princess Sabra reading in a walled garden.
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