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William De Morgan was born #OnThisDay in 1839.
Artist, inventor, designer, ceramicist, & author
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#FolkloreThursday 'Little Jack Horner'
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#TilesOnTuesday Ceramic Tile by Moyr Smith for Minton
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Based on Alfred, Lord Tennyson's poem 'Idylls of the King'. It is based upon the Arthurian legend and includes the story of Lancelot and Elaine.
#TilesOnTuesday Ceramic tile by William De Morgan
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#FolkloreThursday 'The fox and the goat in the well'
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In the fable the goat was talked into helping the fox who then left the goat on his own.
#VirtualPearDay Here's another pear puzzler....
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Ciron De Carnies © Elisabeth Dowle all rights reserved https://t.co/QZsEvrG3mz
We are revisiting last years exhibition Pears & Apples - The Botanical Illustrations of Elisabeth Dowle with #MuseumJigsaws
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'Giant Seckel' © Elisabeth Dowle all rights reserved https://t.co/QZsEvrosv1
#FolkloreThursday 'Calf, goat and sheep in partnership with the lion'
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This series of tiles have been attributed to Moyr Smith who was an arts and crafts designer.
Crowded dining room, table stacked with fine foods, busy with scurrying servants, air filled with debate, gossip & laughter...
Read our new blog for tasty insights into Georgian fine dining, inc ‘oisters’, jellies & our famed Cannon Hall pineapples: https://t.co/LGRVm5S7VP
We having quite resorted to cutting our own hair yet during #lockdowhairdos!
Philippe Mercier (1689–1760)
A Boy Drawing from the Antique
Oil on canvas