A quality print from our restorations. Burne-Jones’ painting Laus Veneris (In Praise of Venus) began as an illustration and is connected with Algernon Charles Swinburne's poem of the same name. The artist has depicted a languorous Venus dressed in a red robe, her crown on her lap, attended by four female musicians with pages of sheet music. In the background are detailed mythological tapestries providing a fine backdrop.

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Why buy from us?
Our images are carefully enhanced from artists' original works of art and restored where showing signs of ageing such as cracking, peeling, fading or dulled varnish. They are printed on Fuji acid-free, fade-resistant, quality photo paper and will last decades. Note that a great many commercially printed images of the era in calendars and books exhibit false colouration and contrast resulting in poor definition, incorrect saturation, or are very dark with the consequential loss of detail. We maintain high standards to carefully restore and print works accurately for their lasting appreciation.

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