The Finding of Medusa

The Finding of Medusa, 1888, is a painting by Edward Burne-Jones. 



The artwork depicts a dramatic scene set in a desolate, rocky landscape under a stormy sky. 



The central figures are three women. One, draped in a flowing, dark grey robe, stands prominently to the left. Her expression is serious and her reddish-blonde hair is windblown. To the right, two winged figures are huddled together, one embracing the other protectively. Their clothing is similar in style and color to the standing woman's. 



In the background, a figure in armor, possibly a warrior, is partially visible, seemingly engaged in some action that is not fully clear. 



The overall mood is somber and mysterious, with a strong emphasis on the figures' emotional states and the desolate setting. The painting's size and dimensions are not provided in the metadata.