Welcome
To the world’s largest, most comprehensive collection of artworks by William and Evelyn De Morgan.
This Victorian husband and wife artistic duo defied the expectations of the age through their uniquely equal marriage and beautiful artworks.
The collection is cared for by the De Morgan Foundation, established in 1965 by Wilhelmina Stirling.
The De Morgan Museum
Located on the top floor of Cannon Hall in Barnsley, the De Morgan Museum presents the best of William and Evelyn De Morgans’ artworks in colourful galleries.
Address
Cannon Hall, Bark House Lane, Cawthorne, Barnsley, S75 4AT
Opening Times
Tuesday to Sunday 11am – 4pm.
Open everyday 11am – 4pm during School holidays.
Meet the Artists
Ceramic Spotlight
Bear and Hare Plate by William De Morgan (c.1880)
A Longer Read
Reimagining William De Morgan in stitch
Lily, an embroidery artist from the Midlands, works with the [...]
The Magic of William De Morgan’s Copper Lustre Pegasus Tile
William De Morgan, celebrated as one of the most [...]
Gold Drawings show Evelyn De Morgan’s Devotion
This special spotlight display at the Watts Gallery brings together [...]
Exhibitions
The collection is available to visit in exhibitions at museums and galleries across the globe. Each has been carefully curated to highlight a particular artwork, or to delve deeper into the themes and social issues important to the artists which shaped their artworks and lives.
Painted Dreams
Now Open
Wolverhampton Art Gallery,Lichfield St, Wolverhampton WV1 1DU
Discover why the De Morgans both imbued their artworks with symbols and cultural signifiers.
EVENTS
Join us from the comfort of your own home for our popular online lecture series or find something near you to attend in person.
DOWNLOAD LECTURES ON DEMAND
Enjoy a recording of a De Morgan Lecture on Demand when it suits you! Simply purchase this lecture and receive a link to download the recording at checkout.
