Showing 6 artworks with Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo
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- Driftwood
- Art Nouveau Style
- Victorian Design
- Mackmurdo Artwork
- Arts And Crafts Style
- Hogarth Cloisters Ealing
- Architectural Drawing
- Arts And Crafts
- “Brown Paper Artwork”
- Embroidered Screens
- “London Building Plans”
- 1890S Design
- London Architecture
- Decorative Screens
- Floor Plan Drawing
- Hand Drawn Plan”
- Working Drawing
- Technical Line Work
- Century Guild Screen
- Architectural Sketch
- Room Divider Screen
- Arts & Crafts Furniture
- Furniture Design
- Ealing Cloisters Map
- Pedestal Table Plan
- Detailed Floor Plan”
- Victorian Design Plan
- Gold Thread Details
- Lily Motif Screen
- Intricate Flowers
- “One-Point Perspective”
- Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo
- 1892 Victorian Design
- Arthur Mackmurdo
- Victorian Architecture
- Floral Design
- Satinwood Frame
- Blue Silk Panels
- Building Blueprint”
- Botanical Pattern
- “Historical Drawing”
- “Vintage Architecture”
- Vintage Architectural
- 1892 Building Sketch
- “Early 20Th Century”
- Floral Embroidery
- London Building Plan
- 1884 Antique Screen
- “Ink Architectural Plan”
- Detailed Floor Plan
- “Antique Drawing”
A detailed architectural floor plan from 1890 by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo showcasing the intricate layout of London dwellings and clubrooms, offering a unique glimpse into Arts and Crafts design for your collection.
1892 Architectural drawing of Hogarth Cloisters by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo. Detailed plan in aged paper, showcasing Arts & Crafts style. A unique historical document.
Architectural drawing of Hogarth Cloisters, Ealing by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo. Detailed 1892 plan showcasing Victorian design & urban architecture. A unique art collectible.
Admire Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo’s 1884 Embroidered Screen – a stunning Arts & Crafts firescreen! Satinwood, lilies, gold thread & Century Guild details. Victorian elegance for collectors.
A visionary furniture design study by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo showcasing the transition from Arts and Crafts to Art Nouveau through intricate pillar sketches, perfect for collectors seeking timeless British design.
An intricate floral design by Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo captures the delicate beauty of nature through a pioneering Arts and Crafts lens, offering a timeless piece for collectors to cherish in their own home.