25/11/21 – Acquisition – Wilmington, Delaware Art Museum – Because the different paintings that punctuated the paneling of the room lacked stylistic unity, William Morris had them redone. It was he who supervised the decor of the ” green dining room ” of the South Kensington Museum, which has since become the Victoria & Albert Museum (ill. 1). The order was placed in 1866 to his company, Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co, which he had created in 1861 with other artists, in order to produce wall decorations as well as stained glass, sculptures or textiles …
- 1. The Green Dining Room ou Morris room
decorated by Morris Marshall, Faulkner & Co, from 1866
Londres, Victoria and Albert Museum
Photo : V&A -
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Edward Burne-Jones…
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