The De Morgans: Two of the Rarest Spirits of the Age - The De Morgan ...
Decorated with stylised seahorses, waves and a somewhat jolly-looking sea monster, this earthenware tile panel – consisting of three 9″ tiles – reveals his ability to be playful and imbue his often anthropomorphic creatures with charming personality.
William De Morgan - The De Morgan Foundation
William De Morgan (1839 – 1917) was far more than William Morris’s potter friend, as he is often remembered. He was the most inventive and innovative designer of the Arts and Crafts Movement.
William De Morgan - Wikipedia
Galleons and fish were common motifs, as were "fantastical" birds and animals. Many of De Morgan's tiles were designed to create intricate patterns when several were laid together.
De Morgan Fulham Winged Sea horse Tiles - William Morris Tile
William De Morgan turquoise, blue, and sea green winged seahorse tile panel. And a friendly sea monster. Accent tiles, and three- and four-tile panels.
Highlights - The De Morgan Foundation
One of William De Morgan's most intricate and exciting tile panels, made for P&O ocean liners' opulent interiors. A colourful and exotic scene of sailing ships, birds and sea creatures has been imagined by De Morgan to transport passengers of luxury …
Toward a Unified Style: William De Morgan and his Increasing …
Nov 23, 2004 · His subject matters ranged from floral patterns and animals to ships surrounded by sea creatures (Pinkham, 14 and 19, The De Morgan Centre web site and Hackford, William De Morgan: An Introduction). Despite the suggested influence of Owen Jones' patterns on De Morgan, several comparisons between the work of the two men suggests the way De ...
These brilliant William De Morgan... - De Morgan Foundation
Jun 3, 2019 · These brilliant William De Morgan sea creatures will be going on display in our exhibition Sublime Symmetry, which opens on 14th June at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth. To celebrate....
Galleon tile panel by William Frend De Morgan - Art Fund
Cconsisting of forty, six-inch square tiles, this panel represents a colourful and exotic scene of sailing ships, birds and sea creatures in a tropical island setting. Between 1882 and 1900 De Morgan was commissioned to design tiles panels for twelve P&O ocean liners.
Look what's at Watts! William... - De Morgan Foundation
Look what's at Watts! William De Morgan's seahorses and snakey sea monster swam their way to the De Morgan exhibition 'Decoration or Devotion?' at @wattsgallery today. Be one of the first to...
William De Morgan Charger — AD Antiques
36cm wide, 5cm high Circa 1890 See William Wiltshire “The Designs of William De Morgan” Pages 51 and 219 for similar designs 5356 William De Morgan Ruby Lustre Charger decorated with a Galleon on a Sea filled with Fish and Sea Creatures, the …