The artwork, titled “Design for Tulip and Willow indigo-discharge wood-block printed fabric,” crafted by William Morris in 1873, belongs to the Romanticism movement and falls under the genre of design.
The artwork features a detailed and intricate design of floral elements, prominently showcasing tulips and willow leaves. The piece employs an indigo-discharge technique, creating a striking contrast and depth through the use of various shades of blue and white. The flowers and leaves are rendered with meticulous attention to detail, highlighting the artistic prowess of Morris. The design exudes a sense of harmony and elegance, characteristic of Romanticism, and reflects the dedication to craftsmanship typical of Morris’s works.
