What distinguished Burne-Jones' figures often described in his art?
Elongated
Chubby
Tiny
Abstract
Answer
Elongated: Burne-Jones' figures are distinguished by their elongated proportions, often characterized by long, graceful limbs, elongated necks, and attenuated features. This distinctive aesthetic, influenced by both medieval art and the Pre-Raphaelite movement, conveyed a sense of elegance, ethereal beauty, and otherworldliness, becoming a defining feature of his artistic style.
Brushing up with Burne-Jones: Unveiling the Artistry of Edward Burne-Jones
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