William MorrisLinda Parry William Morris was one of the most influencial designers of the 19th century, and his appeal remains strong today. Many of his wallpaper, carpet, and textile patterns are still in production. Now, the life and work of this pioneer of the British Arts and Crafts Movement is fully analyzed for the first time in the most complete and multifaceted look at Morris ever published. 565 illustrations, 394 in color. |
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Ancient Buildings architect architecture Art Gallery artist Birmingham Museum Block-printed blue Borough of Waltham British Burne-Jones's carpet cartoons cat.no century chair Chaucer Church cm Inscribed cm V&A colours commission cotton Dante Gabriel Rossetti decoration Designed by William early Earthly Paradise Edward Burne-Jones embroidered embroidery example Exhib Exhibition Faulkner Faulkner & Co firm firm's Ford Madox Brown furniture George Wardle Given by Morris Gothic Hammersmith Helen Berger Collection Henry Dearle ILLUSTRATED Kelmscott House Kelmscott Manor Kelmscott Press kyng later letter Madox Brown Manufactured Marshall medieval Merton Abbey MMF&Co Morris & Co Morris's original Oxford painted panels paper pattern Pencil Philip Webb photographs poem Private Collection produced Protection of Ancient Queen Square Red House Red Lion Square Rossetti Ruskin Sanford and Helen shows silk Socialist SPAB stained glass stained-glass Street tapestry Thomas Wardle tiles wallpaper watercolour Webb's William Morris Gallery William Morris Society window woven