Artist: Edward Coley Sir, Burne-Jones
Date: 1884
Size: 135 x 293 cm
Museum: Tate Britain (London, United Kingdom)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
The African king Cophetua sits at the feet of a beggar woman. He had disdained women until he met her and fell in love at first sight, vowing to make her his queen. This is the moment when love transcends class and reason. Edward Burne Jones was partly inspired by Alfred Tennyson
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