The celestial melody of Angel Playing Bells II, a poetic vision by Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones
In this composition, the angel appears enveloped in a halo of soft light, with measured gestures making the set of delicately orchestrated bells vibrate. The tones are tender — ivory, pale blue, and touches of gold — and the execution recalls the finesse of Pre-Raphaelite drawing with precise contours and careful modeling. The atmosphere is both sacred and intimate, inviting reflection, while the gaze is guided by the diagonal of the wings and the rhythm of the hands on the bells. The balance between decorative and narrative gives the work a silent but expressive presence.

Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, master of the Pre-Raphaelite revival
Born in the 19th century, Burne-Jones is among the central figures of the Pre-Raphaelite movement and the Arts and Crafts movement, in close collaboration with William Morris. His work is characterized by linear elegance, a fascination with medieval and mythological themes, and a subtle palette serving compositions of great serenity. Influenced by Gothic aesthetics and old Italian painting, he helped renew the decorative taste of his time and imposed a poetic vision in British art. His engravings and decorative panels demonstrate a deep sense of detail and a refined aesthetic still appreciated by collectors and decorators.

A decorative acquisition with multiple advantages
This art print of Angel Playing Bells II naturally fits into a living room, bedroom, or office, bringing a touch of classic elegance and contemplative calm. Faithful to the original drawing, the painting captures the finesse of the lines and the softness of the colors, while the canvas offers an authentic texture conducive to framing. For contemporary or classic interiors, this Angel Playing Bells II canvas becomes a soothing focal point; the high-end printed version guarantees durability and minimal impurities. Treat yourself to the art print of Angel Playing Bells II to enrich your decor with a piece full of history and poetry.