Location:
The Arc
Cost:
£10
Date:
3 Dec 2025
Category:
Exhibition, Special Events, Talk
Join guest curator and Morris specialist, Suzanne Fagence Cooper, for an evening lecture, exploring the legacy of the Morris family, and their love of green and growing things.
Suzanne Fagence Cooper is a leading expert on the Pre-Raphaelites, the Arts & Crafts movement and John Ruskin. Her 2022 book, How We Might Live: At Home with Jane and William Morris, explores the Morris family’s domestic and artistic life. This joint biography reconsiders the life and work of Jane Morris, and the art and homes she made together with her husband. A highly regarded lecturer, consultant, author and curator on nineteenth and twentieth-century art, Suzanne is also an Honorary Visiting Fellow at the University of York.
Suzanne Fagence Cooper is a leading expert on the Pre-Raphaelites, the Arts & Crafts movement and John Ruskin. Her 2022 book, How We Might Live: At Home with Jane and William Morris, explores the Morris family’s domestic and artistic life. This joint biography reconsiders the life and work of Jane Morris, and the art and homes she made together with her husband. A highly regarded lecturer, consultant, author and curator on nineteenth and twentieth-century art, Suzanne is also an Honorary Visiting Fellow at the University of York.
3 December 2025, 7pm
50 mins plus 10-20mins Q&A
Image: Windrush design
Windrush design, William Morris © The William Morris Society
