Honeysuckle (Detail) by William Morris, 1876 Size:A3 (297x420mm) which are detailed in Audubon’s

which are detailed in Audubon’s reflections on the eagle’s behavior and audacious character

Ordnance Survey base: Based on a reduced Ordnance Survey map from the same period

the tallest church in the world

residence of the de Merode family

Rare example of an early English attempt at a collection of ports of the Mediterranean

Honeysuckle (Detail) by William Morris, 1876 Size:A3 (297x420mm) which are detailed in Audubon’sHoneysuckle (Detail) by William Morris, 1876, is a quintessential Arts & Crafts pattern distilled to its most lyrical elements. This restored print isolates a rich section of Morriss repeat, where winding honeysuckle vines and blossoms interlace in graceful symmetry. First conceived for domestic interiorsvery likely as a wallpaper design, though Morriss motifs often migrated across carpets, curtains, and other textilesthe pattern celebrates natures