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Wings of The Morning | Edward Robert Hughes | 1905 Medium it has been said thatWings of the Morning (1905) by Edward Robert Hughes is a luminous and dreamlike vision of a radiant winged figure soaring across a vast, twilight sky. Surrounded by a swirling flight of birds and glowing colour, the figure seems to embody dawn itself, moving between night and day. With its opalescent palette, ethereal light, and poetic symbolism, the painting reflects the late Pre Raphaelite fascination with beauty, myth, and the spiritual power of