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Jill
Duchess of Hamilton, Penny Hart and John Simmons
Hardback,
160 pages, 260 x 260mm, UK, 1998.
William Morris’s
gardens were as much a part of his aesthetic vision as his interiors
and fabrics, and the native plants he loved so well often formed the
basis of his most popular patterns. From The Red House to Merton
Abbey, "The Gardens of William Morris" explores the man
and his gardens – the gardens that encouraged a new movement in
design.
Beautifully presented
book showing the world of William Morris and his adherence to the
principles of a simpler Medieval past. The flowers he preferred are
shown and his use of them in his textile designs. The scenery, his
houses, gardens and business premises are all included.
Published
in UK, US, Germany and Japan
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The Gardens of
William Morris
Published
in UK, US, Germany
and Japan
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