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The definitive guide to William De Morgan's tile designs, which documents the artist’s work from the start of his career in Chelsea in 1872, to the closure of De Morgan & Co. in 1907. It features three essays by Elisabeth Aslin, Jon Catleugh and Alan Caiger Smith, which cover De Morgan’s achievements, tile designs and technical innovations. The publication contains over 250 illustrations, with 24 colour pages. Published by Richard Dennis. 1991. ISBN: 978-0903685276 -
Not just for children, these brilliant William De Morgan stickers can be used to embellish any item that needs brightening up. -
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An introductory guide to William and Evelyn De Morgan and the De Morgan Collection. This guide provides a historical background to the couple, their influences and their artistic endeavours, featuring full colour images, a timeline and the provenance of the collection. A must-have for De Morgan fans and all those interested in 19th-century art and ceramics. This Third Edition of the glossy booklet features revised text and higher quality images. Published by the De Morgan Foundation in 2016. -
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Did you know that William De Morgan was the son of a mathematician and was inspired by the beauty of geometry to create his designs? The De Morgan Foundation's touring exhibition 'Sublime Symmetry' focusses in depth on this aspect of William De Morgan's work. This accompanying publication gives a detailed insight into the mathematics behind De Morgan's designs, with colour reproductions of the exhibits. With contributions from Dr June Barrow Green, London Mathematical Society, Professor Robb McDonald, University College London, and an extended essay by Sarah Hardy, De Morgan Foundation. Published by the De Morgan Foundation in 2016. -
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Ten assorted postcards, choose William, Evelyn or mixed! Presented in a cellophane wrapper, so you can buy these for yourself or as a lovely gift for a friend. -
Treat yourself or someone special to this divine smelling De Morgan gift pack. -
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