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Walter Crane Swan, Rush And Iris This is one of Walter Crane’s earliest designs for wallpaper. Flowers and animals were the most common decorative elements of The Arts and Crafts Movement.

Originally created as a wallpaper dado panel, this design by Victorian illustrator and artist Walter Crane has been faithfully reproduced as a poster. It is hand-printed in eight colors, comes in two different colorways, and is suitable for framing.

The Month of June: Juno and the Peacock ~ In The Peacock's Complaint by English illustrator Walter Crane - Juno is resplendent in her carriage drawn by peacocks.

Birds Twin Swans in Blue by Victorian Walter Crane Counted Cross Stitch Chart

Swan, Rush and Iris dado wallpaper by Walter Crane from Victoria and Albert Museum, London, UK. Crane achieved international popularity designing Art Nouveau textiles and wallpapers but is chiefly known for his illustrations of children's books.

ARTEFACTS - antique images: Nouveau Designs — for personal use only!

Gold mosaic floor (detail) by Walter Crane, Houses of Parliament, Westminster, London, UK

Art Nouveau tile from 1900 wall paper

'Anemone' Tile, ~ Flora's Retinue Set ~ by Walter Crane, from Pilkington Tile & Pottery Co

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Iris Frieze Victorian Wallpaper, high and 35 dollars a yard

Portion of 'Day Lily' wallpaper; lilies with yellow flowers and green foliage, on a grey ground featuring areas of yellow circles; Designed by Walter Crane; Colour woodblock print on paper;

"The Peacock Garden" Wallpaper design by Walter Crane, produced in Obviously William Morris-inspired :)

Tile, stonepaste, painted and glazed. Syria, circa century And they still make this same design today….

Little Red Riding Hood Meets the Wolf in the Woods Giclee Print by Walter Crane

A floral fantasy in an old English garden : set forth in verses & coloured designs