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William Morris. Pattern & Design (Victoria and Albert Museum)
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This exquisite visual guide showcases the vast array of textile and wallpaper designs by William Morris, sourced from the esteemed collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. As a trailblazer of the Arts and Crafts Movement, Morris (1834–1896) left an indelible mark as one of history's most impactful designers. The richly illustrated compendium presents almost 400 of Morris's brilliant textile and wallpaper patterns, organized by decade, offering a captivating insight into his creative journey and life. Notable designs, such as Trellis (1862), Honeysuckle (1876), and Strawberry Thief (1883), are highlighted, along with lesser-known works by Morris and fellow designers from Morris & Co., including May Morris, Kate Faulkner, and John Henry Dearle. This invaluable resource serves as a source of inspiration and knowledge for designers, illustrators, and enthusiasts of Morris's work, as well as those interested in visual and material culture.
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This exquisite visual guide showcases the vast array of textile and wallpaper designs by William Morris, sourced from the esteemed collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London. As a trailblazer of the Arts and Crafts Movement, Morris (1834–1896) left an indelible mark as one of history's most impactful designers. The richly illustrated compendium presents almost 400 of Morris's brilliant textile and wallpaper patterns, organized by decade, offering a captivating insight into his creative journey and life. Notable designs, such as Trellis (1862), Honeysuckle (1876), and Strawberry Thief (1883), are highlighted, along with lesser-known works by Morris and fellow designers from Morris & Co., including May Morris, Kate Faulkner, and John Henry Dearle. This invaluable resource serves as a source of inspiration and knowledge for designers, illustrators, and enthusiasts of Morris's work, as well as those interested in visual and material culture.
