Architect-Designers: From Pugin to Voysey, at The Fine Art Society, New Bond Street, London
This is the seventh and last exhibition showcasing the renowned John Scott Collection. The selection presents some of the finest pieces in the collection, illustrating a critical period of British design when architects showed that there was nothing too small or unimportant, inside or outside the home, to turn their attention to. From A.W.N. Pugin’s 1830s designs for the Palace of Westminster to C.F.A. Voysey’s own side table, this selling exhibition will include rare ceramics, glass and textiles alongside furniture and metalwork.
‘Acanthus and Vine’ embroidery, designed by William Morris, 1879. 
All images are courtesy of The Fine Arts Society London
