William Morris, ‘King Arthur and Sir Launcelot’, from The Story of Tristram and Isoude series.
Stained-glass panel, 1862. Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co.
Bradford Museums and Galleries
I had to do most of my research online as i could not attend this place , But i found this one image , which was there , which made me think about the pattern and different art-word in this one image , there was different shapes within this figure . I liked how the background was so simple yet complex in the way of imagination .
Design for Acanthus furnishing fabric.
Pencil and watercolour on paper, 1879. William Morris Gallery, London.
Pencil and watercolour on paper, 1879. William Morris Gallery, London.
This image looked great in this pattern form , it looks a bit like a map , with the style of it , I can see leafs in it and some different types of flowers , if you look hard enough you can find all sorts of images in this one big image
The stuff i have gathered in this 2 temple place is that , every image has hidden images inside it , and that they are just not the big image the make , they are made up of loads of different ones .
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