4065302 Composite Drawing of a Stunner / A Victorian Woman in her Underwear, 1861-63 (pencil on paper) by English School, (19th century); 21.2x9 cm; Birmingham Museums and Art Gallery; (add.info.: The auctioneers at Sotheby\'s suggest that these Pre-Raphaelite ephemera were drawn by Burne-Jones and his friends, including William Morris, Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Ford Madox Brown, after Burne-Jones had moved to Great Russell Street in 1861. The envelope in which they have been preserved bears the inscription \'Early meetings at Burne-Jones in Gt. Russell Street\' and the name (in another hand) \'Lucy Falkener\' (sic). Lucy Faulkner was the sister of Charles Faulkner, a contemporary of Morris and Burne-Jones at Oxford and a founding member of Morris & Co. The effect of the drawing is obtained by folding over and hiding each contributor\'s part to reveal finally an incongruous whole; the Surrealists were later to play such artistic games under the title of \'cadavre exquis\' or \'exquisite corpse\'.).