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Home - The De Morgan Foundation

Welcome To the world's largest, most comprehensive collection of artworks by William and Evelyn De Morgan. This Victorian husband and wife artistic duo defied the expectations of the age through their uniquely equal marriage and beautiful artworks. The collection is cared for by the De

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  • Ferens' Foundations (Lectures On Demand) — The Lecture Ferens Art Gallery, Hull, was founded in 1927 by Thomas Ferens, a local business man, philanthropist and politician. Today Hull is steeped in Ferens’ legacy, from road names to the University of Hull, he continues to be a familiar name and the endowments he provided the city with still provide access to world class art. However, the works that form Ferens Art Gallery’s early collection reveal much about Thomas Ferens’ taste, and also offer an intriguing parallel with his political ca
  • In The Bleak Midwinter (Lectures On Demand) — The Lecture Deathly cold, grey skies, and blankets of pure white snow were all wintery symbols used by Victorian artists to convey emotion and meaning. These symbols were drawn from direct experience and from the world of literature. 'Blow Blow thou winter wind' was the title Millais borrowed from Shakespeare as the title for his socially critical work of the same title, which was based on the cruel winter landscapes he during his time in Perth. Whilst Millais' realism employs the winter scene t
  • Leighton House (Lecture on Demand) — A talk by Daniel Robbins exploring the life and legacy of the pre-eminent Victorian artist Frederick Leighton and his beautiful Holland Park home. About the speaker Since 2000, Daniel Robbins has been Senior Curator, Museums with the Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, responsible for two of London’s most significant house museums: Leighton House and Sambourne House. Formerly with Glasgow Museums, he has organised many exhibitions and contributed to numerous catalogues and publications arou
  • Sambourne House (Lectures On Demand) — Punch cartoonist and illustrator Edward Linley Sambourne moved into 18 Stafford Terrace with his wife Marion in 1874 and lived there up until his death in 1910. Today the remarkably well preserved interiors, tell the story of the lives and tastes of Linley, Marion and their two children, as well as providing a unique time capsule of a late 19th century middle-class aesthetic interior. This talk will explore the interiors of Sambourne House, the family that created them as well as the house’s jou
  • The Angel of Death (Lectures On Demand) — The Lecture Evelyn De Morgan was a Spiritual artist who believed that should could contact angels. She took great comfort in the idea of these heavenly guardians from a young age, writing poetry and stories featuring angels long before they became frequent visitors to her paintings. Of all of the angels De Morgan painted, the motif of the angel of death seems to haunt her visions. Join Director of the De Morgan Museum, Sarah Hardy, for an online talk on Evelyn De Morgan's depictions of the angel
  • Victorian Radicals (Lectures On Demand) — The Lecture Three generations of Victorian artists revolutionised the visual arts in Britain, reaffirming the value of beauty and the handmade in a rapidly changing world. In this online talk, find out how the Pre-Raphaelites, William Morris and his circle, and the Arts and Crafts Movement looked to the past to imagine a better future, transforming British art and design. Victoria Osborne is Curator (Fine Art) and Curatorial Team Leader at Birmingham Museums Trust and is co-curator of the Victor
  • William De Morgan (Lectures On Demand) — The Lecture Eric Knowles is a well-known face in the world of antiques, particularly to viewers of the BBC’s Antiques Roadshow. In 2005 he became the resident Sunday Times Antiques Expert, and he remains a frequent contributor to the BBC Homes and Antiques magazine and ARC online magazine and has written several articles for The Sunday Times newspaper. Eric is a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts and has been a patron of the De Morgan Foundation since 2019. He joins Sarah Hardy for an online ta

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