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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 Morgan Foundation, established in 1965 by Wilhelmina Stirling. Search
12 de oct. de 2019 · By the time Evelyn De Morgan was working at the end of the 19th century, attitudes towards female professional artists were shifting. Twenty-five years earlier, Joanna Boyce, who belonged to the ...
10 de jul. de 2021 · Evelyn De Morgan, both Mary Evelyn Pickering on 30 August 1855 in London. Her uncle was the artist John Roddam Spencer Stanhope, who was often considered a latter-generation Pre-Raphaelite. While she was home-educated, she also studied a range of languages, including Latin and Greek, and studied mythology, classical literature, history, and science.
Evelyn De Morgan was one of the first artist’s to have her art exhibited to the public here in 1902, followed by another solo show in 1919 upon her death. Bringing the gold drawings to Leighton House for this exhibition celebrates the historic connections between these Victorian artists.
Flora (1894) by Evelyn De MorganDe Morgan Collection Flora is depicted in front of a Nescola or Loquat tree which bears fruit in the spring. Such realism allows for De Morgan's fruit and flowers to be easily recognised and the symbolism of them conveys the meaning of the painting.
Evelyn De Morgan (n. 30 august 1855 , Londra , Anglia , Regatul Unit – 2 mai 1919 , Londra , Anglia , Regatul Unit ) a fost o pictoriță engleză ale cărei lucrări au fost influențate de stilul mișcării prerafaelite .
Evelyn De Morgan fue una escritora y destacada artista, creadora de poderosas imágenes de mujeres como María, María Magdalena, Atenea/Minerva, Ariadna, santas y mártires, magas y hechiceras, también pintó mujeres mortales, esposas victorianas, madres que perdieron a sus hijos en las guerras, prisioneras del mundo creado por los hombres.
