Sport in De Morgan Artworks
William and Evelyn De Morgan both benefitted from a formal art education in the late-Victorian period. At this time, instructing young artists in drawing [...]
Toy Gods now available to read online
Wilhelmina Stirling was the sister of Evelyn De Morgan and founder of the De Morgan Collection. She was a successful her author in her [...]
Modern Pre-Raphaelite Visionaries
Date: Until 18th September 2022 Location: Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum Discover more Time: 10:00 - 16:00 GALLERY IS CLOSED ON MONDAYS ------------------------------------------------ This stunning [...]
The De Morgans and Suffrage
As we get ready to celebrate International Women's Day this month, Dr Lucy Ella Rose takes us on a journey around the De Morgans' Suffrage [...]
Evelyn De Morgan’s Unique Look of Love
Loves Passing (1883) by Evelyn De Morgan Love The Misleader (1889) by Evelyn De Morgan Loves Piping (1900) [...]
Flamingo and Carnation Tiles
"This is truly one of De Morgan's most accomplished designs" says Director of the De Morgan Museum, Sarah Hardy, in this week's blog. [...]
The Art of Music
Next time you're in a gallery or even just scrolling through Twitter, take two minutes to listen to the painting. The rustle of [...]
Discover the Victorian Interior in this week’s blog
De Morgan Volunteer Sonja investigates the ideas behind Victorian interior design in this week's blog. She allows us to put the De Morgans' artworks into [...]
New Acquisitions go on display at Wightwick Manor for First Time Ever
Probably produced by William De Morgan around the time he was an art student in the late 1850s and early 1860s, these sketches reveal much [...]
The Representation of the City in Art
The Victorian era was one of considerable and impactful change. Industrialisation powered the expansion of cities predominantly through rural to urban migration, leading to accelerated [...]