Studies of a Suit of Armor - エドワードバーンジョーンズ Phone Case.

Name: Studies of a Suit of Armor - エドワード バーン ジョーンズ Phone Case.
Brand: Edward Burne Jones(エドワード バーン ジョーンズ)
SKU: 47017374974195
Price: 3480.0 JPY
Availability: InStock

¥3,480 ¥4,800

Tax included Shipping calculated at checkout.

【出荷予定について】

※土日祝定休

出荷予定日： 09月5日～09月16日 (10～16営業日以内)

製品画像について

商品写真はできる限り実物の色に近づけるよう徹底しておりますが、お使いのモニター設定、お部屋の照明等により実際の商品と色味が異なる場合がございます。

About delivery

Please allow 3 business days for posters only, and 10-14 business days for framed posters.

All other products will take approximately 10 to 14 business days.

About returned goods exchange

Regarding returns and exchanges

We only accept returns if the product is unused, and ask that you return it within 7 days at your own expense.

If there is a problem with the product you receive, please contact us immediately within 7 days of arrival.

■ Contact details for returns and exchanges

info@artgraph.jp

refund

If there is a problem with the product, please see "Returns and Exchanges" above.

cancel

If the order has not yet started production, you can cancel and get a refund, but if production has already ended, you will be charged the full amount.

Museum-quality prints bring masterpieces into your home

It is run by a printing company that has been printing posters of photographs, art, and famous paintings for over 15 years.

Description

artgraph.オリジナルの名画のスマートフォンケース

●隅々までこだわりのデザイン
側面やカメラの周りなど細かいところまでしっかりプリントされた全面印刷タイプのスマホケースです。アートが映えるように機種ごとに構図を調整しています。
※商品画像は中央配置したサンプルです。機種の縦横比によって原画の切り取り位置が異なりますので、ご不安な方はお手数ですがあらかじめお問い合わせください。
※一部全面になっていませんがお届け時には人の手で印刷位置を調整します。
※印刷範囲のズレやトリミング位置の変更により、外側のイメージに欠損が発生する場合がございます。
●上品な仕上げ
光沢をカットしたマットな質感は大人っぽいシックな印象を与え、さらさらとした手に馴染む心地よい触り心地です。
●落としても安心
耐衝撃性に強いポリカーボネート素材を使用しております。軽くてスリムながら大切なスマホをしっかり守ってくれます。

作品名	Studies of a Suit of Armor(甲冑の習作)
作家名	Edward Burne Jones(エドワードバーンジョーンズ)
制作年月日	1875
関連キーワード	直腸エドワードバーンジョーンズあ行イギリスラファエル前派 19世紀クラシックヴィンテージアートスマートフォンケース　スマートフォンケース Xperia AQUOS Galaxy iPhoneケース iPhone16 iPhone15 iPhone14 iPhone13 12 Pro mini iPhone11 iPhoneSE 第4世代第3世代第2世代インテリアおしゃれ絵画絵名画風景画風景雑貨ヴィンテージレトロ玄関リビングダイニング　寝室台所トイレ玄関などご自身用にも、モデルルーム、オフィス、事務所、お店、ホテル、カフェなどのディスプレイ用の複製作品としてご利用もいただいております。誕生日などのお祝い、ギフトプレゼントとしてもご利用いただいております。
Related Keywords	recto
管理番号	2-74

You can order with confidence.

Payment methods

Please be assured that artgraph. does not store any credit card information and has no access to your credit card information.

Edward Burne Jones

Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898) was a British designer and Victorian narrative painter. He was associated with the style and subject matter of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, and made a major contribution to the Arts and Crafts movement through his close collaboration with William Morris . His work depicts myth, legend and religious themes with rich colour and detailed detail, transporting the viewer to a dreamlike world.

製品一覧

Edward Burne-Jones Biography

Born August 28, 1833 in Birmingham, England
He studied theology at Oxford University, but dropped out to become a painter.
1856: Studied under Dante Gabriel Rossetti
In 1861, he co-founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. with William Morris and others.
In the 1880s, he also designed stained glass and tapestries.
In 1894, he was created a baronet.
Died in London on June 17, 1898 (aged 64)

Representative works

Painting:
- The Golden Stairs (1880)
- The Garden of Love (1868)
- The Briar Rose series (1871-1890)
- The King's Return (1861)
design:
- Stained glass, tapestries, mosaics, book bindings, etc.

Burne-Jones's style and achievements

Burne-Jones's work is characterized by detailed depictions, vivid colors, and a dreamlike atmosphere , influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites . He portrayed myths, legends, and religious themes through his own unique interpretations and symbolic expressions.

His work, which combines decorative beauty with narrative power, influenced Art Nouveau and, through his work with Morris & Co. , contributed to the development of the Arts and Crafts movement.

Burne-Jones is one of the most important painters of the Victorian era, and his work occupies an important place in the history of British art.