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| Description | Detail from a tapestry called "The Seasons" or "Orchard," woven by Morris and Company in wool, silk, and mohair on a cotton ground at Merton Abbey in 1890, designed by William Morris and John Henry Dearle. (Details from Linda Parry, William Morris Textiles.) |
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| Source | Planet Art CD of royalty-free PD images William Morris: Selected Works |
| Author | William Morris and John Henry Dearle |
William Morris
(1834–1896)     |
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| Alternative names |
William M. Morris; Morris & Co. | ||
| Description | British painter, designer, architect and writer | ||
| Date of birth/death |
24 March 1834  |
3 October 1896 | |
| Location of birth/death | Walthamstow (Essex) | London-Hammersmith | |
| Work period | 1869 –1896 | ||
| Work location | Deutsch: Südengland English: Southern England | ||
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