Difference between revisions of "William Morris and Co (Westminster)"
(Created page with "''Note: Not to be confused with Morris and Co 1910 '''William Morris and Co (Ruskin House)''' Ltd, catalogue of designs for window casements, architectural metal work, an...") |
|||
Line 1: | Line 1: | ||
''Note: Not to be confused with [[Morris and Co]] | ''Note: Not to be confused with [[Morris and Co]] | ||
Company established by [[William Morris (1874-1944)]] | |||
Also known as William Morris Studios | |||
1910 '''William Morris and Co (Ruskin House)''' Ltd, catalogue of designs for window casements, architectural metal work, and glazing. Written, illustrated and published by Morris and Company<ref>Metropolitan Museum of Art catalogue[http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/90072185]</ref>. | 1910 '''William Morris and Co (Ruskin House)''' Ltd, catalogue of designs for window casements, architectural metal work, and glazing. Written, illustrated and published by Morris and Company<ref>Metropolitan Museum of Art catalogue[http://www.metmuseum.org/Collections/search-the-collections/90072185]</ref>. |
Latest revision as of 10:51, 22 July 2018
Note: Not to be confused with Morris and Co
Company established by William Morris (1874-1944)
Also known as William Morris Studios
1910 William Morris and Co (Ruskin House) Ltd, catalogue of designs for window casements, architectural metal work, and glazing. Written, illustrated and published by Morris and Company[1].
1922 Stained Glass, Leaded Lights, Metal Casements, Brasses, Mosaics, and Wrought Metal Work, of Ruskin House, Rochester Row, Westminster, London S.W.
1945 The craftsmen of William Morris and Co made a commemorative mace for Westminster Abbey in their own time, being otherwise fully engaged in war work[2].