Morris Art is a collection of over 30 iconic designs as well as images of British Arts and Crafts designer William Morris. Each image has been optimised for the retina display of the iPhone and iPod Touch.
Images can be emailed directly from the application to your friends or saved to the camera roll to be used as wallpaper.
William Morris (1834-1896), one of the most versatile and influential men of his age, was the last of the major English romantics and a leading champion and promoter of revolutionary ideas as poet, critic, artist, designer, manufacturer, and socialist. From a series of notable homes—the Red House, Upton, Kent; Kelmscott Manor on the upper Thames; and Kelmscott House, Morris's London house from 1878—he carried on a prodigious activity as a public speaker, member of committees and radical organizations, and leader of the Arts and Craft movement. He founded the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings in 1877 and the Kelmscott press in 1890. He died at Kelmscott House on Oct. 3, 1896.
More designs will be added in a future update.
