Notecards-William Morris-10pk
Believing that art could and should find expression in utilitarian objects that could be enjoyed as part of everyday life, William Morris (English, 18341896) worked in a wide range of fields, including textiles, furniture, tiles, glass, and wallpaper. A progenitor of the movement that came to be called Arts and Crafts, by the 1890s he was a legend throughout the world. His sensibility dramatically influenced typography, printing, and interior design.
A leader in the styles and politics of his time, William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In response to the industrial designs and manufacturing of the Machine Age, he and his counterparts at Morris & Co.—some of whose designs are also featured on these notecards—created wallpapers and fabrics that boasted natural floral motifs and handmade craftmanship.
William Morris Keepsake Boxed Notecards
William Morris Boxed Notecards Assortment – Rachel Elizabeth Interiors & Textiles
This boxed set contains 3 cards each of 4 designs and 1 dozen white envelopes. The four floral designs embossed on these notecards were part of larger patterns printed or woven on cotton, silk, or linen by Morris & Company. Morris's works are now considered exemplary of the Arts and Crafts movement and important to the development of Art Nouveau.
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William Morris Boxed Notecards Assortment – Rachel Elizabeth Interiors & Textiles
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Notecards-William Morris-10pk : Morris, William: 洋書
Set of 10 WILLIAM MORRIS Blank Note Cards and Envelopes Set,victorian Textiles,tapestries/wallpaper,fine Art High Quality Morris Note Cards
Greetings Cards – William Morris Gallery Shop
William Morris Boxed Notecards - The Walters Art Museum
A leader in the styles and politics of his time, William Morris viewed his patterns as both an art form and a means of social commentary. In response to the industrial designs and manufacturing of the Machine Age, he and his counterparts at Morris & Co.—some of whose designs are also featured on these notecards—created wallpapers and fabrics that boasted natural floral motifs and handmade craftmanship.
William Morris Keepsake Boxed Notecards
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