The Sea Maidens (1885-6) by Evelyn De Morgan This painting inspired the Kids in Museums Youth Panel to address the current climate emergency by re-reading [...]

This week, our artistic volunteer Vanessa compares two versions of 'Moonbeams' by Evelyn De Morgan by sketching the paintings in glorious technicolour. Moonbeams in [...]

Medea (1889) by Evelyn De Morgan is currently in the exhibition The Enchanted Interior at the Guildhall Art Gallery, London. The exhibition will reopen on [...]

Aurora Triumphans (1886) Evelyn De Morgan, in the Collection of the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery, Bournemouth Evelyn De Morgan was a dreamer. A [...]

In 1901, Merton Russell-Cotes purchased Aurora Triumphans (1877-78), a glorious painting of angels trumpeting in the breaking dawn. Monogrammed ‘EBJ 1870’ and attributed therefore to Edward Burne-Jones, [...]

De Morgan volunteer, Vanessa Cumper, introduces you to Burne-Jones and shares some of her sketches of the man and his art in this week's blog. [...]

De Morgan Trustee and volunteer tour guide, Richard, describes his experience of living at Hill House in Barnsley, once the studio-home of John Roddam [...]

Lamia, by John William Waterhouse Lamia, the ancient Greek sorceress, was the subject of Keats 1812 poem. In colourful language, he describes [...]

The Souls Prison house by Evelyn De Morgan In 1904 Evelyn De Morgan’s younger sister Wilhelmina Pickering Stirling published her novel Toy [...]

Evelyn De Morgan passed away on 2 May 1919, leaving behind her a brilliant and beautiful collection of feminist, pacifist paintings and drawings which [...]