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Collection of 6 etchings

Sir Frank Brangwyn

Art Funded
1960
Bequeathed by
Henry Van den Bergh through The Art Fund
1) Church of St Walberg, Furnes.

2) Church of St Nicholas, Furnes. 3) A Cafe, Furnes. 4) Gate of St Vincent, Avila. 5) Old Houses, St Cirque. 6) The Rialto, Venice. Average dims, 35.5 x 28 cm.

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William Morris Gallery

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Art we’ve helped buy at William Morris Gallery

William Morris senior & Emma Shelton, later Mrs. William Morris senior
 Acquired 1992
The Third Day of Creation
 Acquired 2014
The Judgement of Paris
 Acquired 2006
Study of Oak Tree
 Acquired 1939
Stained glass: Amor and Alcestis
 Acquired 1992
Stained glass panel
 Acquired 1935
Road to Hythe
 Acquired 1939
Philiates: Landscape
 Acquired 1939
Old Cottages near Deptford
 Acquired 1936
Minstrel with Cymbals
 Acquired 1992
Landscape with Figures
 Acquired 1939
Honeysuckle embroidery
 Acquired 2013
Du Maurier Bequest
 Acquired 1934
Designs by William Morris
 Acquired 1939
Design for 'Powdered' pattern wallpaper
 Acquired 2003
Collection of 6 etchings
 Acquired 1960
Church Tower among the Trees
 Acquired 1939
A Hay Barge
 Acquired 1939
A Glade
 Acquired 1939

Glorious Morris & Co stained glass and Burne-Jones tiles bought with help from the Art Fund are on prominent display, while the Brangwyn gift – made through the Art Fund in 1960 – is housed in a new space dedicated to Morris's protege.



Exhibitions at William Morris Gallery

Gerhard Marcks, Small altarpiece, 1920, Courtesy of Gerhard Marcks Haus, Bremen © DACS 2019

Pioneers of Modernism: William Morris and the Bauhaus

  • William Morris Gallery, London
  • 19 October 2019 – 26 January 2020
  • Free to all
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