Two of Evelyn De Morgan's paintings were star pieces in the recent Watts Gallery exhibition. Dr Tessa Kilgarriff explains why their inclusion was so important [...]
This month, Sublime Symmetry, our touring exhibition exploring William De Morgan's use of mathematics in his ceramic designs, opens at the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in [...]
With a generous donation from the Derek Hill Foundation, the De Morgan Foundation was recently able to conserve some wonderful De Morgan ceramics which will [...]
Emma Merkling writes about an exciting new archival find at National Trust’s Wightwick Manor: a list of book titles in a sketchbook from ca. 1877, [...]
On 2nd May 1919, Evelyn De Morgan passed away. Her funeral was held at Chelsea Old Church on 8th May 1919, before she was laid [...]
This post will not be a properly art-historical exploration of Evelyn De Morgan’s The Sea Maidens, but rather a reading of it today, an image [...]
Luna (1885) by Evelyn De Morgan Bound to earth by gravity and unable to escape to the heavens, the moon looms in the night sky. [...]
De Morgan collector and reseacher, Rob Higgins, describs some complex tile patterns. Just a bit of fun for you here, William De Morgan designed a [...]
Watts Gallery – Armistice Sunday 11 November 2018 In 1901 Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919) began to produce paintings on the subject of war. By the [...]
This month, Louise Reasbeck who works at Cannon Hall, has taken a fresh approach to interpreting Evelyn's paintings through the floral symbolism imbued in the [...]
