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DESCRIPTION:Oct 23\, 2026 - May 3\, 2027\nWilliam Morris was committed to m
 aking the world a more beautiful place\, and not just for the wealthy. Bes
 t known for his intricately patterned wallpapers and textiles\, the Victor
 ian designer was also a socialist and novelist as well as a fierce critic 
 of industrialization\, which he believed was destroying nature and reducin
 g craftspeople to factory workers. At the Fitzwilliam Museum\, in Cambridg
 e\, an exhibition explores Morris’s art and ideas in the context of his 
 friends and collaborators\, among them\, Edward Burne-Jones\, Dante Gabrie
 l Rossetti\, Elizabeth Siddal\, Morris’s daughter May Morris\, and the d
 esigner Kate Faulkner. Paintings\, drawings\, textiles\, and ceramics are 
 on view\, including rarely seen works from the museum’s collection.
LOCATION:Fitzwilliam Museum\, Trumpington St\, Cambridge CB2 1RB\, United K
 ingdom
SUMMARY:A Call to Art: William Morris and the Pre-Raphaelites
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