A sketch drawing of gnomes by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia.jpg

Acanthus embroidered panel, designed Morris, 1890, Wikipedia.jpg

All-over floral and foliage design, Wikipedia.jpg

Artwork by E. Burne-Jones, April 1888, for the first book edition of William Morris' A Dream of John Ball (Wikipedia).jpg

Burne-Jones, Morris window showing Abel and Enoch on the north aisle of St John the Divine, Frankby, Wirral, photo Rodhullandemu, Wikipedia.jpg

Chair designed by William Morris, decorated by him and Dante Rossetti at Delaware Art Museum, photo Smallbones, Wikipedia.JPG

Columbine or Bluebell printed textile designed by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Daisy wallpaper designed by William Morris. The second pattern offered by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co, Wikipedia, wallpaper.jpg

Decorative textiles; an illustrated book on coverings for furniture, walls and floors, Wikipedia, Internet Archive Book Images.jpg

Desig for Evenlode printed textile by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Design for African Marigold printed textile design by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Design for indigo-discharge printed textile by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Design for Windrush printed textile, 1881–1883, Wikipedia.jpg

Detail of a watercolour design for the Little Flower carpet showing a portion of the central medallion, Wikipedia.jpg

Drawing for block-printed fabric Tulip and Willow by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Examples of bookbinding executed by Robt. Rivière & Son, exhibited at the Leipzig Exhibition in 1914, Wikipedia, Internet Archive Book Images on flickr.jpg

Exhibit in the Fogg Museum, Harvard University - Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, photo Daderot, Wikipedia.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,2.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,3.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,4.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,5.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,6.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,7.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,8.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia,9.jpg

Furniture by William Morris, displayed at the William Morris Gallery, London, photo Shani Evenstein, Wikipedia.jpg

Gift of Catherine Kurland, in memory of Sam and Kathleen Kurland (M.2003.159.1) Costume and Textiles, Wikipedia.jpg

Grafton wallpaper designed by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

Illustration for The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer, printed by William Morris at the Kelmscott Press, 1896, page 483. Pictures designed by Sir Edward Burne-Jones (Wikipedia).jpg

In the Mary Ann Beinecke Decorative Art Collection. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, Wikipedia,2.jpg

In the Mary Ann Beinecke Decorative Art Collection. Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute Library, Wikipedia.jpg

Jasmine block-printed wallpaper designed by William Morris, Wikipedia.png

Kelmscott Press logotype (Wikipedia).jpg

Kelmscott Press typefaces and colophon, 1897, Wikipedia.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,2.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,3.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,4.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,5.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,6.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,7.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,8.jpg

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Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper,10.jpg

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Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia, wallpaper.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,2.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,3.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,4.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,5.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,6.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,7.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,8.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,9.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia,10.jpg

Metropolitan Museum of Art, Wikipedia.jpg

Morris & COMPANY, London - Acanthus portière - Google Art Project, Wikipedia,2.jpg

Morris & COMPANY, London - Acanthus portière - Google Art Project, Wikipedia.jpg

Morris Strawberry Thief 1883 detail, Wikipedia.jpg

Morris, THE JOHN SCOTT COLLECTION, pp. 86-7.jpg

Morris, THE JOHN SCOTT COLLECTION, pp.88-9.jpg

Morris, The Studio Yearbook, 1906.jpg

Morris, William, 1834-1896.; Burne-Jones, Edward Coley, 1833-1898 ill (Wikipedia).jpg

Original design for Trellis wallpaper by William Morris, 1862, Wikipedia.jpg

Panel of ceramic tiles designed by Morris and produced by William De Morgan, 1876, Wikipedia.jpg

Powdered wallpaper designed by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

'Printing' by William Morris, as reprinted by Arts & Crafts period printers the Village Press, J.L. Frazier - Type Lore Popular Fonts of Today, Wikipedia).jpg

Red House, William Morris, Niebelungenlied Settle, c. 1860, painted wood, khanacademy.org.jpg

Sketch that William Morris drew of 18 year old Jane Burden while they were engaged, hangs in the William Morris Gallery, London (Wikipedia).jpg

Snakeshead printed cotton designed by William Morris, Wikipedia.jpg

St James's wallpaper designed by William Morris for the Grand Saircase at St James's palace, Wikipedia.jpg

Stories from The earthly paradise, 1915 (Wikipedia), Internet Archive Book Images, on flickr.jpg

Stories from The earthly paradise, 1915 (Wikipedia), Internet Archive Book Images, flickr.jpg

Stories from The earthly paradise, 1915 (Wikipedia), Internet Archive Book Images, on flickr.jpg

Stories from The earthly paradise, 1915 (Wikipedia), Internet Archive Book Images.jpg

Stories from The earthly paradise, 1915 (Wikipedia).jpg

Strawberry Thief, furnishing fabric, designed Morris, 1883, Wikipedia.jpg

The Story of the Glittering Plain (Wikipedia).png

The Vision of the Holy Grail tapestry, 1890, Wikipedia.jpg

The Well at the World's End, design by William Morris, Manuscript exhibit in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA, Wikipedia,2.jpg

The Well at the World's End, design by William Morris, Manuscript exhibit in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA, Wikipedia,3.jpg

The Well at the World's End, design by William Morris, Manuscript exhibit in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA, Wikipedia,4.jpg

The Well at the World's End, design by William Morris, Manuscript exhibit in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA, Wikipedia,5.jpg

The Well at the World's End, design by William Morris, Manuscript exhibit in the National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, USA, Wikipedia.JPG

This is the only completed easel painting that William Morris produced. It is a portrait in medieval dress of Jane Burden (Wikipedia), The Yorck Project (2002) 10.000 Meisterwerke der Malerei.jpg

Title-page of 'The story of the Glittering Plain' printed by Kelmscott Press in 1894 (Wikipedia).jpg

Vison of the Holy Grail, Museum and Art Gallery of Birmingham (Wikipedia).jpg

Wallpaper – Blackberry, Wikipedia.jpg

Wallpaper – Hyacinth, pattern, Wikipedia.jpg

Wallpaper, Wikipedia.jpg

William Morris - Day- Angel Holding a Sun - Google Art Project (Wikipedia).jpg

William Morris - La Belle Iseult (Study), Christie's (Wikipedia).jpg

William Morris - Night Angel Holding a Waning Moon - Google Art Project (Wikipedia).jpg

William Morris - 'Pimpernel' - Google Art Project, Wikipedia.jpg

William Morris - The Works of Geoffrey Chaucer (The Kelmscott Chaucer) - Google Art Project (Wikipedia.jpg

William Morris, Design for Embroidery, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p.29.jpg

William Morris, designer, furnishing fabric, 1883, Merton Abbey Workshop (maker), Block-printed cotton. Victoria & Albert Museum, London (Wikipedia).jpg

William Morris, Edward Burne-Jones - Scanned from Wildman, Stephen, Edward Burne-Jones, Victorian Artist-Dreamer, Metropolitan Museum of Art,Wikipedia.jpg

William Morris, Ministrel, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p. 25.jpg

William Morris, Ministrel, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p. 24.jpg

William Morris, Ministrel, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p. 25.jpg

William Morris, Ministrel, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p.24.jpg

William Morris, Ministrel, The Studio, vol. 70, 1917, p.25.jpg

William Morris, Wall hanging, image on collections.vam.ac.uk.jpg

William Morris's wife, Jane Burden, in Medieval costume, William Morris. Hangs in the William Morris Gallery, London (Wikipedia).jpg

Willow leaves in a serpentine arrangement, Wikipedia.jpg

Woodpecker tapestry, 1885, Wikipedia.jpg