William Morris

William Morris William Morris, a British poet, an artist, a socialist reformer, an innovator in the movement of arts and crafts. He was born in Walthamstow (then a village) and moved to a mansion called Water House at the age of 14. After that, it became William Morris Gallery. He studied at Oxford University to become a pastor, but he met Edward Collburne Jones who studied for the church, and they all turned into art. Rossetti convinced them to stop studying and become an artist.

William Morris. William Morris is a man of great diversity and great energy, expressing himself in poetry and in other ways, the son of a wealthy banker and was born in London in 1834. From 1853 to 55 he became interested in medieval life at Oxford University. Mrs. Browning and Tennyson's poem stimulated art, became friends of Bernea Jones, wrote poetry and prose, became a member of a group called Brotherhood, later announced timea for one year The monthly magazine is "reproductive" Is different. Although he is a disciple of an architect, he also practices decorative arts such as wood carvings, manuscripts of lighting, design furniture, stained glass and embroidery. In addition, he and Burne 'Jones became enthusiastic students in Rossetti's paintings.

A few days later I will go to Oxford University and learn about William Morris, the founder of the Morris Motor Company. William Morris is a designer of arts and crafts movement, socialist liberal, novelist, poet, philosopher, artist, a top-notch figure. He married former Raphael's favorite Muse and model Jane Baden and leased with Dante Gabrielle Rossetti of Kelmscott Manor at just a short distance from the destination downstream of Lechlade. In his life, he is best known as a poet, but some people think that his fantasy novel "Well of the End of the World" is the starting point of British fantasy. I was surprised that I almost do not know about this person who will soon become my hero.

The new art movement was born by UK, William Morris' floral design, and the movement of arts and crafts made by Morris students. Initial style prototypes included Red House Morris (1859) and Deluxe Peacock Room of James Arbert McNeill Whistler. The new move was also strongly influenced by the British graphic artists of the 1880s, including Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Edward Burne-Jones, among the predecessor painters of Raffaello, especially including Selwyn Image, Heywood Sumner, Walter Crane and Alfred Gilbert. Especially Aubrey Beardsley