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Dish, reverse
Glazed earthernware dish designed by William De Morgan and decorated by Charles Passenger with stylised birds and leaves in green, blue, turquoise and manganese. Made in Fulham, London, 1888-1911. The dish was bequeathed to the museum by the son of its original owner. Date: 1888-1911
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1. Title: "A Timeless Feast for the Eyes: The Stylized Beauty of a William De Morgan and Charles Passenger Earthenware Dish" 2.. This exquisite dish, crafted between 1888 and 1911, is a testament to the artistic collaboration between renowned British artists William De Morgan and Charles Passenger. The round, horizontal, single dish, made of earthenware and decorated with intricate stylized birds and leaves, is a masterpiece of the Arts and Crafts movement. De Morgan, a pioneer in the revival of the art of glazing, designed the shape of the dish, while Passenger, an accomplished painter, brought it to life with his vibrant and intricate decorations. The dish is adorned with a rich palette of colors, including shades of blue, turquoise, and manganese, which add depth and dimension to the design. The dish, bequeathed to the museum by the son of its original owner, is a reminder of the beauty and craftsmanship that once graced the tables of homes in London and around the world. The intricate details of the stylized birds and leaves, painted with precise brushstrokes, tell a story of a time when artisans took great pride in their work and the objects they created were not just functional, but also works of art. The dish, with its simple yet elegant design, is a reminder of the importance of beauty in our daily lives. It invites us to slow down and appreciate the simple pleasures of a well-designed object, and to savor the stories and history that it holds within its glazed surface. This image, with its white background, offers a clear and unobstructed view of the dish, allowing us to fully appreciate its intricacies and the skill of the artists who created it over a century ago. It is a reminder of the enduring power of art and the beauty that can be found in the world around us.
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