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Fortune: A Study for "The Discoverer", William Morris Hunt American, Oil on paper, American — Fortune: A Study for "The Discoverer"
William Morris Hunt
1878

Girl at the Fountain, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Girl at the Fountain
William Morris Hunt
1852–54

The Horses of Anahita or The Flight of Night, William Morris Hunt American, Plaster, tinted, American — The Horses of Anahita or The Flight of Night
William Morris Hunt
ca. 1848–50, cast by 1880

Italian Boy, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Italian Boy
William Morris Hunt
1866 (?)

Italian Girl, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Italian Girl
William Morris Hunt
1867

Landscape, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on pressboard mounted on wood, American — Landscape
William Morris Hunt
ca. 1852–53

Anahita: A Study for "The Flight of Night", William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Anahita: A Study for "The Flight of Night"
William Morris Hunt
1878

Pink and Rose, William Morris British, Block-printed in distemper colors — Pink and Rose
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1890

Ispahan, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Ispahan
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed ca. 1888

Woven piece, William Morris British, Wool, woven, British — Woven piece
William Morris
Morris & Company
ca. 1878

Kennet, William Morris British, Silk, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Kennet
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered October 18, 1883

"Flower Garden", William Morris British, Silk, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — "Flower Garden"
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed 1879

Bird, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Bird
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed 1878

Violet and Columbine, William Morris British, Wool, British, Merton Abbey, Surrey — Violet and Columbine
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered 1883

Kennet, William Morris British, Cotton / indigo discharge and block-printed, British, Merton Abbey — Kennet
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered October 18, 1883; printed 1917–23

Tulip, William Morris British, Cotton, British — Tulip
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered 1875, printed 1877–1917

Honeysuckle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Honeysuckle
William Morris
Morris & Company
design registered 1876, printed 1877–1917

"Peacock and Dragon", William Morris British, Wool, British, London — "Peacock and Dragon"
William Morris
Morris & Company
designed 1878

Wandle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Wandle
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1884, printed 1917–23

Eyebright, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Eyebright
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1883, printed 1917–23

Strawberry Thief, William Morris (registered on May 11, 1883) British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Strawberry Thief
Multiple artists/makers
design registered 1883, printed 1917–23

Rose and Thistle, William Morris British, Cotton, British, Merton Abbey — Rose and Thistle
Multiple artists/makers
designed before April 1881, printed 1917–23

Panel of floral embroidery, William Morris British, Silk on silk; linen backing, British — Panel of floral embroidery
William Morris
Catherine Holiday
ca. 1875–80

Curtain, William Morris British, Cotton, woven, American or British — Curtain
William Morris
ca. 1882

Tulip and Lily, William Morris British, Wool, British — Tulip and Lily
William Morris
Heckmondwike Manufacturing Company, Yorkshire, England
designed ca. 1875

Holland Park carpet, William Morris British, Wool<br/>Turkish (Ghiordes) knot, 25 to the square inch., British, Merton Abbey or Hammersmith — Holland Park carpet
William Morris
late 19th century

Honeysuckle, William Morris British, Linen, British — Honeysuckle
William Morris
design registered 1876, printed 1876–77

Corncockle, William Morris British, Linen, British, Merton Abbey — Corncockle
William Morris
Merton Abbey Tapestry Works
design registered 1883

Suspended Artifact, William Morris American, Glass, iron — Suspended Artifact
William Morris
1993

Canopic Jars: Elk (Spike), William Morris American, Glass — Canopic Jars: Elk (Spike)
William Morris
1993

Canopic Jars: Elk (Cow), William Morris American, Glass — Canopic Jars: Elk (Cow)
William Morris
1993

The Bathers, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — The Bathers
William Morris Hunt
1877

Charles Sumner, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Charles Sumner
William Morris Hunt
1875

Sand Bank with Willows, Magnolia, William Morris Hunt American, Oil on canvas, American — Sand Bank with Willows, Magnolia
William Morris Hunt
1877

The Thorpe Sisters, William Morris Hunt American, Conté crayon and white chalk on blue laid paper, American — The Thorpe Sisters
William Morris Hunt

River Landscape, William Morris Hunt American, Charcoal on off-white laid paper, American — River Landscape
William Morris Hunt
ca. 1877

Camp of Captain Hoff, Rear View, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, William Morris Smith, Albumen silver print from glass negative — Camp of Captain Hoff, Rear View, Gettysburg, Pennsylvania
William Morris Smith
July 1865

Brother Rabbit, Morris & Company, Cotton / block-printed, British, Merton Abbey — Brother Rabbit
Morris & Company
William Morris
design registered May 20, 1882; printed 1917–23

Wild Tulip, William Morris British, Block-printed in distemper colors — Wild Tulip
Multiple artists/makers
1884

Fruit (or Pomegranate), William Morris British, Block-printed in distemper colors — Fruit (or Pomegranate)
Multiple artists/makers
ca. 1866