Dearle Leicester Silk Scarf Barbara Heller

Dearle Leicester Silk Scarf Barbara HellerThis rich floral design on a medium sized silk habotai scarf is based upon a design created in 1912 on behalf of Morris & Co. by John Henry Dearle who was trained by Morris himself and was also influenced by the wider Pre Raphaelite movement. Made with habotai silk, which is not a sheer as chiffon silk, this scarf is sure to make a statement to any outfit!

as explored through the history of art itself

Based on the classic Edward Gorey book The Evil Garden

Paul Getty Museum and beyond

Unearthing what has been jettisoned

printed in an edition of 500 copies

Salé’s incisive text takes us from medieval scriptoria to the studios of the early twentieth-century modernists

questions about different genres

"“Call me Ishmael

he originally copyrighted the song with the name “The One Horse Open Sleigh” in September of 1857

and the antics of vice-ridden satyrs whose bacchanals exposed human folly

Morris supervised every detail of production

rearrangement