William Morris to Whistler; papers and addresses on art and craft and the commonweal (1911)
Crane, Walter, 1845-1915 · London, G. Bell & Sons ltd. · leaf 40
WOOLLEN HANGING. THE PEACOCK. no doubt that this grasp of the true root and stemof the art was of enormous advantage when hecame to turn his attention to the various subsidiaryarts and handicrafts comprehended under decora-tive design. The thoroughness of his methods of WILLIAM MORRIS AND HIS… … DESIGN FOR SILK HANGIXc appeared to be the object with most people to getrid of, or out of, the necessity of work, but for hispart he only w^anted to find time for more work,or (as it might be put) to live in order to work,rather than to work in order to live. WILLIAM MORRIS AND HIS WORK While as a…
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