| Author |
Title |
| Kelvin, Norman (ed) |
The Collected Letters of William Morris, 3 vols,
(Princeton, 1984-99) |
| MacCarthy, Fiona |
William Morris; A Life for our time (London, 1994) |
| MacKoil, J.W. |
The Life of William Morris, 2 vols. (London, 1899) |
| Morris, May |
The Introductions to the Collected Works of William Morris, (New York,1973) |
| Rodgers, David |
William Morris at Home (London, 1996) |
| Thompson, E.P. |
William Morris, Romantic to Revolutionary (London 1976) |
| Burne-Jones, G. |
Memorial of Edward Burne-Jones, 2 vols. (London, 1904) |
| Fitzgerald, Penelope |
Edward Burne-Jones, A Biography (London, 1975) |
| Doughty, Oswald |
Victorian Romantic, Dante Gabriel Rossetti (London, 1999) |
| Marsh, Jan |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Painter and Poet (London, 1999) |
| Marsh, Jan |
William Morris and Red House (2005) |
| Bryson, J (ed) |
Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Jane Morris, their correspondence (Oxford, 1976) |
| Baker, Derek |
The Flowers of William Morris, (London, 1996) |
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Books to read and buy about designs
| Author |
Title |
| Harvey, C and Press, J |
William Morris, Design and enterprise in Victorian Britain (Manchester, 1991) |
| Hollamby, Edward |
Red House in Arts and Crafts Houses 1 (London, 2000) |
| Jill, Duchess of Hamilton et al, |
The Gardens of William Morris (London, 1998) |
| Parry, Linda |
William Morris Textiles (London, 1983) |
| Peterson William |
The Kelmscott Press (Oxford, 1993) |
| Seuter, A.C. |
The Stained Glass of William Morris and his circle, 2 vols. (Yale, 1974) |
| Thompson, Paul |
The Work of William Morris (London, 1967) |
| Tinniswood, Adrian |
The Arts Crafts House (London, 1999) |
| Watkinson, Raymond |
William Morris as Designer (London, 1967) |
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Places to Visit
The William Morris Gallery
Water House, Lloyd Park, Forest Road, Walthamstow - This is an excellent small gallery that was once the home for Morris's family.
Wightwick Manor
Wolverhampton, West Midlands. A Victorian manor house with William
Morris interiors and Pre-Raphaelite paintings.
Kelmscott Manor
Kelmscott, near Lechlade, Gloucestershire - Morris's favourite house that he at one time leased with Rossetti.
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Kelmscott House,
26 Upper Mall, Hammersmith, London - The house where William Morris and his family lived for the last part of his life and the base for the William Morris Society. Standen:
East Grinstead, East Sussex - Now a National Trust property, this is the most famous of Philip Webb's houses.
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