Study of a Sleeping Woman’s Head, possibly for ‘The Rose Bower’ in the ‘Briar Rose’ Series
ShareCopied to clipboardStudy of a Sleeping Woman’s Head, possibly for ‘The Rose Bower’ in the ‘Briar Rose’ Series is an artwork. It is housed at the Tate Museums and was created between 1871 and 1873. Classified as a Drawing, it measures 27.40 cm in width and 22.20 cm in height.
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- creation period: 1871 - 1873
- creation period details: c.1871–3
- width: 27.40 cm
- height: 22.20 cm
- art medium: Drawing
- museum: Tate Museums
- acquisition year: 1916
- artists: Edward Coley Burne-Jones Bt
- countries: United Kingdom
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