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  Burns Night

  ‘Tartan’, wallpaper, designed by Mary Storr, 1936-1959. Museum no.…
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  Under the Sea

  Wallpaper, Walter Crane, 1878. Museum no.…
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  Out on the Tiles

  Jones’ most marvelous works are not his own designs, though he did a lot of that (for wallpaper, carpets…
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  Butterflies

  Design for a textile or wallpaper. London, 1918. Watercolour and pencil. E.233-1974…
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  Designing Postmodernism, Part 7: The Build

  painted plinths and lighting) to structures you’d be most unlikely to see in a museum, including giant wallpaper…
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  Designing Postmodernism, Part 3: Graphics

  rarely encountered in exhibition spaces (at least at the V&A): neon, coloured perspex, and lots of slick wallpaper…
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  A V&A Collections Christmas Dinner

  And to finish, some lemons courtesy of this late 19th century wallpaper design by C. F. A.…
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  Members’ Week 2014

  from external visits, to evening talks given by a range of speakers such as the artist Tracey Emin and wallpaper…
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  Analysing Chinese Export Paintings

  We discussed the conservation of Chinese export wallpaper in a previous post, but these paintings are…
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  Down but not out

  Or you can do something creative with them, like make your own upholstery or wallpaper, iPad cover or…
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  Slipping in Before Time

  Century model for a stage set, a Sicilian poster advertising a travelling theatre company, a fragment of wallpaper…
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  Psychic Workshop Preparation

  ; playing cards; a child’s night cap and hanky; and wallpaper too.…
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  The first few weeks of my V&A residency

  Finally, I think that making a game based on wallpaper is quite unusual and it will certainly be very…
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  Flying High – 230 Years Ago Today

  the Folie Titon, Paris on 19 October 1783, with the scientist Jean-François Pilâtre de Rozier, the wallpaper…
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  Meet the aberrant team | Reflecting Wales 09:09

  residential milieu, scrolling extracts from the book would be projected on to the lounge area like wallpaper…
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  Absent Minded 2: Caroline Slotte

  In this respect, they are like ‘Japanned’ furniture (painted in imitation of lacquer) or wallpapers imaginatively…