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the artist's mistress, Maria Zambaco, in the portrait he painted of her in 1870 (cat. no. 49). The present watercolor was one of the first pictures by Burne-Jones to be acquired by William Graham (fig. 70), who, like his rival collector F R. Leyland (fig. 69), was first attracted to Burne-Jones's work at the Old Water- Colour Society, to
Maria Zambaco (née Cassavetti) 1843-1914. Maria Zambaco and her cousins Marie Spartali and Aglaia Coronio - daughters of wealthy expatriate Greeks - were nicknamed ‘The Three Graces’ in London, where they were famed for their looks, wealth, independence of mind, and intelligence. Maria, uninhibited and estranged from her husband (a ...
This drawing, most probably of Maria Zambaco due to the inscription on the reverse, may not be by Burne-Jones, but rather by his studio assistant, Charles Fairfax Murray. In 1872, Zambaco left London to stay in Paris for a while, during which time both Burne-Jones and Murray had visited her (see letters in Harry R Ransom Humanities Research Center, University of Texas at Austin).
She was the muse, model, mistress and student of Edward Burne-Jones (1833-1898).Zambaco's family were patrons of Victorian and Pre-Raphaelite artists. She was also the cousin of Pre-Raphaelite muse and artist, Marie Spartali Stillman (1844-1927). Zambaco exhibited at the Royal Academy from 1886-1889 and at several major French Salons.
tures of Maria Zambaco as the model for Phyllis is also decreased. This time there was less general objection by the press to the idea of a "love chase" instigated by the woman, although the Times still found the picture "a strange one, its effect repellant in the extreme." 3 Both that newspaper and the Art Journal con-
tures of Maria Zambaco as the model for Phyllis is also decreased. This time there was less general objection by the press to the idea of a "love chase" instigated by the woman, although the Times still found the picture "a strange one, its effect repellant in the extreme." 3 Both that newspaper and the Art Journal con-
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