Pre Raphaelite Collection Context
The museum's nineteenth century identity developed around fine art and decorative design, including work by Birmingham born artist Edward Burne Jones.
Follow Edward Burne-Jones through 5 dated historical records for Great Britain.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
The museum's nineteenth century identity developed around fine art and decorative design, including work by Birmingham born artist Edward Burne Jones.
Paintings and decorative art were central to the museum's educational programme and to the local artistic legacy associated with Edward Burne Jones.
Birmingham continued to hold an internationally important public collection of Pre Raphaelite art including paintings by Edward Burne Jones.
Reopened galleries displayed major Pre Raphaelite art including works by Edward Burne Jones following building conservation work.
Refurbished Pre Raphaelite galleries presented painting sculpture and stained glass as interconnected forms of Victorian artistic practice.
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