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DESCRIPTION:Apr 17 - Jun 21\, 2026\nIn 1875\, Arthur Lasenby Liberty borrow
 ed £2\,000 from his father-in-law to buy land on London’s famous Regent
  Street\, with plans to create his own luxury emporium. The result was Lib
 erty\, the six-floor department store that has served as the city’s lode
 star for textiles\, jewelry\, housewares\, and other high-end goods. Its p
 rint archive spans over 45\,000 items\, and in Liberty’s in-house studio
 \, designers continue to hand paint and re-work archived pieces. Many of t
 he women who pioneered these designs\, however\, were never recognized. Th
 e 1933 print Wiltshire Berry is one of Liberty’s most popular designs\, 
 and yet little is known about its maker\, the humble Mrs. Stoneley. A new 
 exhibition celebrates these female designers and their contributions to Li
 berty\, showcasing over 100 works—garments\, fabrics\, original designs\
 , films\, and archival photographs.
LOCATION:William Morris Gallery\, Lloyd Park\, Forest Rd\, London E17 4PP\,
  United Kingdom
SUMMARY:Women in Print: 150 Years of Liberty Textiles
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