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- 2. The Crystal Palace. Hyde Park, London. 1851.Architect: Joseph Paxton
- 4. Jane Burden (The Blue Dress), Dante Gabriel Rossetti, 1868
- 6. The Daydream. c. 1875. Dante Gabriel Rossetti
- 8. Dining Room, Red House Dining Room, Red House.
- 9. Drawing room, Red House, William Morris et al, Arts and Crafts Drawing Room, Red House
- 10. The Wedding Feast, Painted on the Drawing Room Walls at Red House, Edward Burne-Jones
- 12. Cabinet on a stand depicting the Legend of St. George. Designed by Philip Webb and painted by William Morris. Manufactured by Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co. 1861 -2 Mahogany, oak, pine. Painted and gilded. Copper handles.
- 13. Tapestry Workshop, Morris & Co.
- 14. From the Tapestry Workshop, Morris & Co.
- 16. Chaucer Sleeping Stained glass Edward Burne-Jones for Morris, Marshall, Faulkner & Co c. 1864 Stained and painted glass
- 17. Pottery and tiles by William de Morgan for William Morris
- 18. The Green Dining Room, Victoria and Albert Museum, Morris & Co.
- 20. Desk, C.F.A. Voysey, 1896
- 22. Inglenook at Wightwick Manor Morris & Co
- 23. Wallpaper Patterns, Owen Jones
- 33. Left: VINCENT VAN GOGH. 1887 Oil on canvas. After Hiroshige VINCENT VAN GOGH. Oil on canvas. 1888 Fishing Boats on the Beach at Les Saintes Maries-de-la-Mer Top: UTAGAWA HIROSHIGE Thunderstorm at Ohashi 1857
- 34. Far left: The van Gogh fishing boats Left:: EW Godwin Table Ebonized wood brass feet c. 1876 Far left: Anonymous 19C “academic” painting Left: Rococo Revival table by JH Belter Mainstream Art/ Design Reform Art/ Design