Strawberry ThiefWilliam Morris, 1883Framed from $108.99William Morris Prints
William Morris made leaves, fruit and flowers into repeats. Every print here is ready-made as an art print, framed print or canvas.
Color
Room
Orientation
Size
Format
Artist
Strawberry ThiefWilliam Morris, 1883Framed from $108.99
HoneysuckleWilliam Morris, Early 20th centuryFramed from $102.99
Fruit (or Pomegranate)William Morris, c. 1866Framed from $108.99
JasmineWilliam Morris, 1872Framed from $108.99
LarkspurWilliam Morris, 1875Framed from $108.99
WillowWilliam Morris, 1874Framed from $147.99
DaisyWilliam Morris, 1864Framed from $108.99
MarigoldWilliam Morris, 1875Framed from $108.99
TrellisWilliam Morris with Philip Webb, 1864Framed from $108.99
Wild TulipWilliam Morris, 1884Framed from $108.99
BirdWilliam Morris, 1878Framed from $114.99
KennetWilliam Morris, 1883Framed from $114.99
Peacock and DragonWilliam Morris, 1878Framed from $108.99
Violet and ColumbineWilliam Morris, 1883Framed from $208.99
IspahanWilliam Morris, c. 1888Framed from $108.99Wall art sizes and prices
| Size | Art Print | Framed | Canvas |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8 x 10 in | $37.99 | $108.99 | $81.99 |
| 11 x 14 in | $47.99 | $114.99 | $90.99 |
| 16 x 20 in | $50.99 | $134.99 | $110.99 |
| 18 x 24 in | $54.99 | $147.99 | $127.99 |
| 24 x 36 in | $68.99 | $208.99 | $171.99 |
Free US shipping over $75. Printed in the USA.
Which William Morris patterns can I choose?
First comes Strawberry Thief (1883), a printed cotton credited to the Cleveland Museum of Art. Next come Fruit (or Pomegranate) (c. 1866), Jasmine (1872), Willow (1874), Larkspur (1875), Marigold (1875), Daisy (1864) and Wild Tulip (1884). Trellis (1864), made with Philip Webb, is credited to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
You can order every design as an Art Print, a Framed Print or a Canvas.
Is this wallpaper or a print of the pattern?
This is a print of the pattern, not wallpaper. The design prints on paper or canvas, framed or unframed, and you hang it like any other picture. There is no roll to trim and no paste to mix.
Which frame suits a pattern print?
A thin wood frame in black or white suits a busy repeat. It keeps the frame from competing with the design; oak look stays quiet against warmer colors. All three share one slim profile. A white mat is optional; frames arrive without one, so the pattern sits closer to the frame edge unless you add one.
Where do these artworks come from?
Anyone can print the older works freely, because their copyright has expired in the USA. We print from files that museums, libraries and public archives have published, cleaned and never repainted. Pieces we make ourselves sell under our own brand names, so the design you hang comes from our own work. We make your prints, and no museum or library endorses them.
Do the prints arrive ready to hang?
Framed Prints arrive ready to hang. They have a back hook fitted and clear acrylic at the front. Art Prints arrive unframed, so you will need your own frame or hanging system. Canvas ships with no hanging hardware in the box, so plan for that before it turns up.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which William Morris patterns can I choose?
First comes Strawberry Thief (1883), a printed cotton credited to the Cleveland Museum of Art. Next come Fruit (or Pomegranate) (c. 1866), Jasmine (1872), Willow (1874), Larkspur (1875), Marigold (1875), Daisy (1864) and Wild Tulip (1884). Trellis (1864), made with Philip Webb, is credited to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
You can order every design as an Art Print, a Framed Print or a Canvas.
Is this wallpaper or a print of the pattern?
This is a print of the pattern, not wallpaper. The design prints on paper or canvas, framed or unframed, and you hang it like any other picture. There is no roll to trim and no paste to mix.
Which frame suits a pattern print?
A thin wood frame in black or white suits a busy repeat. It keeps the frame from competing with the design; oak look stays quiet against warmer colors. All three share one slim profile. A white mat is optional; frames arrive without one, so the pattern sits closer to the frame edge unless you add one.
Where do these artworks come from?
Anyone can print the older works freely, because their copyright has expired in the USA. We print from files that museums, libraries and public archives have published, cleaned and never repainted. Pieces we make ourselves sell under our own brand names, so the design you hang comes from our own work. We make your prints, and no museum or library endorses them.
Do the prints arrive ready to hang?
Framed Prints arrive ready to hang. They have a back hook fitted and clear acrylic at the front. Art Prints arrive unframed, so you will need your own frame or hanging system. Canvas ships with no hanging hardware in the box, so plan for that before it turns up.
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The patterns in this collection
William Morris built his designs from repeats. Strawberry Thief (1883) is a printed cotton credited to the Cleveland Museum of Art. Alongside it sit Fruit (or Pomegranate) (c. 1866), Jasmine (1872) and Willow (1874). Trellis (1864), made with Philip Webb, is credited to The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Choose any design as an Art Print, a Framed Print or a Canvas. The unframed Art Print is a giclée on 200gsm archival matte paper, and a textured etching sheet is the upgrade.
Each artwork shows its best print sizes. A slight crop fills each listed shape where the scan holds detail, and the preview shows that crop. Formats run from 8 x 10 in to 24 x 36 in, with Art Prints and Canvas extending to 36 x 48 in and Framed Prints to 28 x 40 in and 33 x 47 in. Canvas also adds 12 x 16 in and 20 x 24 in.
Out-of-copyright works also come as an Exhibition poster, with name, title, year and dates printed in our own type. Both sit in the wall art collection, beside our Japanese woodblock prints.
Hanging a pattern print
For a sofa, our room pictures show a pair of 18 x 24 in canvases; above a bed, a single 24 x 36 in canvas. A common guide puts art at about two thirds the width of the piece below.
A Framed Print has the hook fitted to the back and clear acrylic at the front, not glass. Canvas is 400gsm on a stretcher about 1.5 in deep, with no hardware in the box. Black, white and oak look sit in the framed wall art range.
Printed in the USA
We print and ship in the USA, with prices in US dollars. Choose Standard or Express shipping at checkout, and free US shipping starts at the order value in the top bar.
A credit line appears where the museum or library record names the holding collection. Some artworks have none.
