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Honeysuckle

Honeysuckle

William Morris · Early 20th century

William Morris’s daughter May called Honeysuckle “the most truly Morrisian in character of all his pattern-making . . . the most mysterious and poetic—the very symbol of a garden tangle.” Like many Morris textiles from this period, Honeysuckle has a mirrored pattern.

Credit
Cleveland Museum of Art
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