William Morris - Brother rabbit (1882)

William Morris - Brother rabbit (1882) (Printable Arts and Crafts Movement Coloring Page for adults)

Coloring page created from a printed cotton board by William Morris : 'Brother rabbit' (1882)

The title is inspired by a traditional African-American tale 'Brer Rabbit', which was adapted and published by Joel Chandler Harris in 1881.

Morris' use of the paired animals and birds among fantastic foliage in this design clearly illustrates his interest in medieval European textiles.

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William Morris
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Brother rabbit (1882), William Morris (1834, 1896), Printed cotton board
Brother rabbit (1882)
William Morris (1834, 1896)
Printed cotton board

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