The De Morgan Centre for the study of 19th Century Art and Society  
Detail of Flora
Detail of Bedford Park Daisy
Detail of Hourglass
Detail of Ship and Fish vase
Detail of Queen Eleanor
Detail of Twin Tile Dragon
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Picture of the De Morgan Centre



"...two of the rarest spirits of the Age."


Sir Edward Poynter,
President of the Royal Academy,
of William and Evelyn De Morgan


The De Morgan Centre  in south west London is a permanent home for work by William De Morgan, the Victorian ceramic artist and his wife Evelyn, the painter. The collection was formed by Mrs Wilhelmina Stirling, Evelyn's sister.

The Centre also houses an archive of papers relating to their lives and their circle, a reserve collection and a temporary exhibition space.  Visitors are welcome free of charge

Opening Hours and Address

 

Children's activities and workshops at the De Morgan Centre...

For more information on activites to coincide with our contemporary lace exhibition please click here

 

Print a painting !

The Bridgeman Art Library who manage our picture copyright have launced a Print on Demand service, so you can now order your favourite De Morgan image direct from their website.

Bridgeman Print on Demand

 

New Acquisition


The De Morgan Foundation successfully bid on  this fantastic tile panel at auction on the 4th October 06. We'd like to thank all who have supported this project including the Heritage Lottery Fund and the National Art Collections Fund.

For more information on the panel click here.

 

 

 

Temporary Exhibitions

 

Tim Boon Presents...

Anna Lambert - Hand built ceramics

Justin Cooke - "Beyond Chesil Beach" paintings in mixed media

6 - 14 June 2008

click here for more information

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30th January 2008 © De Morgan Centre