De Morgan’s tiles for churches
‘A REALLY IMPORTANT LITTLE CHURCH’ Nikolaus Pevsner in ‘The Buildings of England’ As well as designing stained glass for churches, some of De Morgan's earliest [...]
The Islamic influence on the Arts and Crafts Movement
You may know De Morgan volunteer Keith better from the galleries at Wightwick Manor, where he regularly welcomes visitors and discusses the artworks with them [...]
Pre-Raphaelite Stained Glass
This week we're taking a closer look at the artform which was revered by late-Victorian artists. For many, it was one which allowed them to [...]
Who were the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood?
This week we're celebrating the brilliant artwork of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood. But who were they and what they all about? De Morgan volunteer Sonja tells [...]
Museum From Home
There are lots of ways to enjoy De Morgan from home. The collection is available to search or browse at your leisure on a [...]
Photograph portrait of Evelyn De Morgan emerges from a private collection
Very few photographs of Evelyn De Morgan are known to exist, and so the discovery of this one just today was incredibly exciting. The photograph [...]
#MuseumPassion
Today’s the day! To celebrate the hope museums have given us through 2020, we’ll be sharing our most hopeful artworks! 🌈🌈🌈 Curator, Sarah Hardy will [...]
Shining some light on the situation…
...to discover the De Morgan plate in the portrait Recently, I was asked if I knew which plate appeared behind William De Morgan in the [...]
The Tale of Three Museums
Now that the De Morgan Foundation has been able reopen all of its exhibitions and galleries at its three partner museums, Curator Sarah Hardy takes [...]
De Morgan’s Christian Martyr
Did you know that Evelyn De Morgan’s paintings from the De Morgan Cellection are now on Art UK? This means it is easier than ever [...]