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Leaves and flowers from nature no. 5: examples of the vine, holly, oak, turkey oak, and laburnum
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. XCV
Leaves and flowers from nature no. 6: examples of the wild rose, ivy and blackberry
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. XCVI
Leaves and flowers from nature no. 7: examples of the hawthrone, yew and strawberry tree
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. XCVII
Leaves and flowers from nature no. 8: examples of various flowers and their leaves
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. XCVIII
Leaves and flowers from nature no. 9: examples of the honeysuckle and convolvulus
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. XCIX
Leaves and flowers from nature no. 10: examples of passion flowers
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SOURCE: Owen Jones. The Grammar of ornament (London, 1856), pl. C
Studies of mosaic patterns
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NOTES: These drawings are part of a vellum sketchbook containing studies by Burges of Italian architecture, decoration, birds, flowers and heads.
Design for a wallpaper or woven silk incorporating a repeating pattern of seahorses and waves
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NOTES: This was one of seven Voysey designs for wallpapers or textiles published in the Builder, 1899 April 8, for which he provided explanatory notes. His note regarding this design stated, "This design was made for wallpaper or woven silk, but never considered good enough by the manufacturers to be produced."
