William Morris Merch

here the selection of vintage sewing patterns is greatest from aprons to gowns! The largest selection of collectible vintage

Modern take on William Morris style

Dad Cowboy

Comics

cowboys brand

Cowboy

Famous painting by William Morris, Honeysuckle.

Inspired by the art of William Morris, a trio of yellow butterflies and an inquisitive and hungry Barn Swallow

39 Simple Vintage

are you ready

comic cowboys 6

Characters Cartoon

balancing in a barrel

2 Full color

Cartoon

cowboys brothers

attacked with Indian

comic cowboys

comic cowboys Characters

daisy city

Brothers

comic cowboys 2

cowboys comic

Inspired by the art of William Morris, a pair of flying Swifts

Red House- One of the rooms

Red House_Window

18-century wallpaper design by William Morris

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Looking for beautiful vintage designs? This Squirrel in A Forest design, inspired by William Morris Textile Art is the perfect choice for your home, apparel, and more. This Squirrel design comes in Squirrel t shirt, Squirrel phone case, Squirrel pillow, Squirrel tapestry, Squirrel coffee mug, Squirrel pin, Squirrel hoodie, Squirrel tote bag, Squirrel kids apparel, and Squirrel magnets.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Birds

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.

Eugene Grasset, (1845 – 1917) a Swiss decorative artist, teacher and theorist. In 1896 he published 'Plants and Their Application to Ornament'. The artwork drawn by his students, is an intriguing visual book on the use of plants as the inspiration for decorative patterns which are an abstracted version of the original plant. These patterns he thought could potentially be used on household items common to that era. Grasset was influenced by another great pattern maker, William Morris, who died the year he published his book. In turn Grasset had an influence on the style of Art Nouveau, the emerging movement at that time.