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Designs by William Morris

William Morris, 1862

William Morris Gallery, London

Dated 1862. 1) Trellis wall paper design of a rose tree entwining a wooden trellis. Philip Webb has added three birds. Black ink outline coloured in. Dims 61 x 53 cm.. 2) African Marigold design for cretonne. Watercolour on pencil. Dims 93 x 53 cm.

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Title of artwork, date

Designs by William Morris, 1862

Date supported

1939

Medium and material

Watercolour on pencil

Grant

45

Total cost

45

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