Glassmasters - Edward Burne-Jones - King René's Honeymoon: Music (1864 repro)

This stained glass suncatcher panel (5X7) mounted in a pewter frame with chain, features Pre-Raphaelite artist Edward Burne-Jones’s famous watercolor painting "King René's Honeymoon: Music" (1864).

• Subject: The artwork depicts King René of Anjou kissing his wife, Isabella of Lorraine, while she plays a chamber organ. The organ is decorated with labels corresponding to the titles of his kingdoms (Jerusalem, Sicilia, Neapolis, Cypris).

• Maker: This glass hanging panel replica was produced by Glassmasters (noted by the "© glassmasters" copyright mark in the lower left corner), a well-known American manufacturer that specialized in screen-printed stained glass suncatchers reproducing classic fine art.

• Original Location: The original watercolor painting by Sir Edward Burne-Jones is housed in the Tate Britain museum in London, England (with an earlier cabinet panel version commissioned for King René's Honeymoon cabinet in the Victoria and Albert Museum collection).