Edward Burne-Jones was a British artist and designer, born in 1833 and known for his role in the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. He specialized in painting and stained glass, creating works that often depicted mythological and medieval themes. His style is characterized by rich colors and intricate details, which convey a sense of beauty and emotion. Burne-Jones collaborated with other artists and designers, including William Morris, to create decorative arts that combined fine art with craftsmanship. His influence extended beyond painting, impacting the Arts and Crafts Movement and inspiring future generations of artists with his romantic and idealized visions.