Arts and Crafts Tiles: Morris to Voysey Higgins RobPaperback
Arts and Crafts Tiles: Morris to Voysey Higgins RobPaperback The Arts and Crafts Movement was a reaction to the brutality of working life and the sterility of industrial design in Victorian Britain.…
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Arts and Crafts Tiles: Morris to Voysey Higgins RobPaperback
The Arts and Crafts Movement was a reaction to the brutality of working life and the sterility of industrial design in Victorian Britain. The movement was inspired and led by William Morris, whose company was founded in 1861 and produced a full range of interior furnishings, including tiles. Although Arts and Crafts was initially a mediaeval revival, the movement was always about the artist craftsman and the appropriate use of materials, rather than any single design tradition.
The term Arts and Crafts was formalised in the late 1880s, and many designers, artists and craftsmen joined Morris in this new movement, and leading designers including Walter Crane and C. F. A. These were designed by Morris himself, and also by leading artists and architects of the day such as Edward Burne Jones and Philip Webb. Voysey produced distinctive and now highly collectable ceramic tiles that were used
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