An Inspiration to Waterhouse
Lamia, by John William Waterhouse Lamia, the ancient Greek sorceress, was the subject of Keats 1812 poem. In colourful language, he describes [...]
Toy Gods – Wilhelmina Stirling as an author by Jesse Hellman
The Souls Prison house by Evelyn De Morgan In 1904 Evelyn De Morgan’s younger sister Wilhelmina Pickering Stirling published her novel Toy [...]
A Passion to Preserve Evelyn’s Paintings
Evelyn De Morgan passed away on 2 May 1919, leaving behind her a brilliant and beautiful collection of feminist, pacifist paintings and drawings which [...]
Wilhelmina Stirling – Collecting De Morgan by Vanessa Cumper
You may already know the history of how the De Morgan Collection came to be, if not you might like a quick trip around [...]
Hornblotten Church – One of De Morgan’s earliest commissions, by Richard Dennis
The Tiled Reredos in St Peter’s Church,¹ Hornblotton, Somerset has often been referred to as by William De Morgan. I live hereby and know the [...]
Alessandro Di Marco: Evelyn’s Model and Muse
This week, we are celebrating Evelyn De Morgan's drawings. Whilst she is well known as a painter, her beautiful pencil and pastel studies are [...]
Jane Hales: Evelyn’s Model and Muse
This week, we are celebrating Evelyn De Morgan's drawings. Whilst she is well known as a painter, her beautiful pencil and pastel studies are [...]
A Personal Reflection on William De Morgan’s Fish and Petal Rice Dish by Vanessa Cumper
There is nothing more I enjoy doing than sitting in a museum or gallery sketching an object, artifact, or painting. [...]
Smartify audio tour of De Morgan exhibition tops the charts!
Smartify is the number one art app, built to guide you around museums, galleries and exhibitions. It is an art guide like never before. [...]
Happy Floralia! By volunteer Amy Plewis
Flora (1894) by Evelyn De Morgan De Morgan clearly drew inspiration from Botticelli’s art, most strikingly in the goddess’ pose and Italianate [...]