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Merton Abbey

England, United Kingdom
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  • La Dame à la licorne
    tapestry
    / 19th and 20th centuries

    …established a tapestry factory at Merton Abbey in Surrey near London. For about 15 years he and his associates had been designing not only for looms but also for pictorial wall decorations and stained-glass windows. They were well prepared professionally, therefore, to design tapestries. Morris and the painter-illustrator Walter Crane…

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    …established a tapestry factory at Merton Abbey in Surrey near London. For about 15 years he and his associates had been designing not only for looms but also for pictorial wall decorations and stained-glass windows. They were well prepared professionally, therefore, to design tapestries. Morris and the painter-illustrator Walter Crane…

    Read More