William Morris devoted his life to creating beautiful and useful objects using the highest-quality materials under fair labor conditions. His richly varied patterns have been reproduced without interruption since his death in 1896, testifying to their timeless appeal. The Cleveland Museum of Art’s collection includes woven and block-printed textiles spanning each stage of Morris’s vibrant career; they are joined in this exhibition by a generous loan from the Cranbrook Art Museum of an embroidery by William Morris’s daughter, May.
Barbara Brackman's MATERIAL CULTURE: Morris The Earthly Paradise
This soft cover book contains many lovely photographs of designs of home furnishing, fabrics, jewelry, embroidery from the Arts and Crafts era by
The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts by William Morris and His Circle from Canadian Collections
This soft cover book contains many lovely photographs of designs of home furnishing, fabrics, jewelry, embroidery from the Arts and Crafts era by
The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts by William Morris and His Circle from Canadian Collections
EARTHLY PARADISE — SEKULOVIC
by Frederick Waddy
William Morris, The Earthly Paradise
The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts By William Morris and His Circle From Canadian Collections
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William Morris Earthly Paradise
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The Earthly Paradise: Arts and Crafts By William Morris and His Circle From Canadian Collections
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