A Futurist bedroom by the Omega Workshop
A Futurist bedroom on display at the Christmas show at the Omega Workshop, run by Roger Fry and his post-Impressionist The Bystander comments that, This is the sort of decoration that brings healthy sleep to the tired Futurist, but we fear that, to us, the uninitiated, it rather suggests a nightmare!'. The Omega Workshop, founded by Roger Fry in July 1913, was a radical experiment in modern design; a collective loosely formed from members of the Bloomsbury group, who produced colourful designs for rugs, textiles, china, book covers and other items
Picture No
14170332
Media ID
48713895
Size
5500px x 4180px
(8.7MB)
Credit
© Illustrated London News Ltd. / Mary Evans
Source
Unattributed photograph in The Bystander', 31 December 1913, page 748
Date
1913
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