Art historian Douglas Skeggs addresses the many achievements of the boisterous and energetic "Topsy", 19th-century Great Britain's most influential designer, founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, socialist reformer, and Tennyson's heir to the position of Poet Laureate--which he declined. Topics from every period of his life are discussed in evocative detail.
"Art historian Douglas Skeggs addresses the many achievements of the boisterous and energetic "Topsy", 19th-century Great Britain's most influential designer, founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, socialist reformer, and Tennyson's heir to the position of Poet Laureate--which he declined. Topics from every period of his life are discussed in evocative detail."@en
"Art historian Douglas Skeggs presents a biography of William Morris, 19th-century designer, founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement, socialist reformer and writer."
""'Topsy' was the nickname of William Morris, the most influential designer of the nineteenth century and one of the founding figures of Socialism, whose work lives on today in almost every facet of our daily lives. Designer, poet, embroiderer, furniture-maker, weaver, printer - it was from Morris' work that the Arts &C rafts movement sprang. The programme features contributions form experts on Morris' design work, including Linda Parry of the V&A, and analysis of his political ideas by Tony Benn." -- cover sleeve."@en
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