Portraits of women by British artist Louis Ginnett who was part of the Arts and Crafts Ditchling community. Living from 1875 to 1946, he exhibited at the Royal Academy.
Category: Arts and Crafts
Designs for badges all with animal motifs by Arts and Crafts era creative Charles Voysey who lived from 1857 to 1941. Starting out as an architect, Voysey designed all sorts of things. These designs all being from the collections of the Royal Institute of British Architects.
Wondrous objects from the Arts & Crafts movement, Sometimes referred to as Mission in the United States. Public (free) post for February 17th, now available on my patreon page. Link below
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Several images, not just the one. Should you be interested in supporting my work and can, please check out what’s available at the various levels. In either case you can look at the archived public posts of which there are over 50.
Jewelry mostly in shades of blue designed by Jessie M. King who was one of the Glasgow Girls. Living from 1875 to 1949 she also painted pottery and illustrated children’s books.
“Tudric” pewter from Liberty and Company of London. Part of the Arts and Crafts movement and made around 1902.
Pendants and brooches by Scottish jeweler James Cromar Watt. Arts and Crafts movement. Living from 1862 to 1940, he also engaged in secret government work during World War I.
Peacocks to dress up any room in anyone’s house. Walter Crane peacocks, that is, not some more ordinary sort.
