William Morris: V&A Anniversary Edition
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Drawing on the collections of the V&A, this lavish catalogue marks the 125th anniversary of William Morris’ passing. Edited by Anna Mason, former curator and manager at the William Morris Gallery in London, this book contains contributions from a wide range of Morris experts, exploring the balance between the designer’s various spheres of influence.
Dimensions
H: 28cm (11in) W: 23.5cm (9.5in) D: 4cm (1.5in)
Features
notes
Drawing on the collections of the V&A, this lavish catalogue marks the 125th anniversary of William Morris’ passing. Edited by Anna Mason, former curator and manager at the William Morris Gallery in London, this book contains contributions from a wide range of Morris experts, exploring the balance between the designer’s various spheres of influence.
Insights
William Morris (1834 - 1896) was a revolutionary designer in Victorian England, encouraging people to withdraw from the fascination towards industrialisation and back to the respect for craftsmanship. Hailed as the founding father of the Arts and Crafts movement, Morris worked across multiple disciplines as an author, artist, political and social activist, conservationist, and businessman.
Details
- Hardback
- Weight: 2580g
- 432 pages
- 660 illustrations in colour
- ISBN: 9780500480502
- Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
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William Morris: V&A Anniversary Edition
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