Illusions Gallery 
Fine Art Prints on Canvas

Evelyn De Morgan

Mercury	Lux in Tenebris
Earthbound	The Light Shineth..

Clytie	The Crown of Glory
Eos	S O S
Angel of Death	The Field of the Slain
An Angel Piping to the Souls in Hell	The Sea Maidens
The Mourners	Loves Passing
Luna	Gloria in Excelsis
The Storm Spirits	The Valley of the Shadows
Phosphorus and Hesperus	Hope in the Prison of Despair
Boreas and Oreityia	Cadmus and Harmonia
Flora	The Love Potion
Dryad	Queen Eleanor and Fair Rosamund
Kingdom of Heaven	The Red Cross
Deiandra	Angel with the Serpent
Cassandra	Night and Sleep
Sleeping Earth, Waking Moon	The Vision

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Biography; Evelyn De Morgan (1855-1919)

De Morgan began lessons at the age of 15, followed by prize-winning studies at South Kensington and Slade Schools. Her exhibition debut was in 1876 at the Dudley Gallery and followed that with a show at the Grosvenor Gallery, where she would exhibit regularly. In 1887 she married William De Morgan, ceramicist and associate of William Morris, with whom she shared a deep interest in spiritualism. Her preferred subjects included sacred and allegorical figures and scenes, and legends with a moral or social message. Together, they devised a painting method utilizing glycerine which, though too troublesome to pursue, produced the clear, bright tones she sought. In 1916, her horror of the war led her to mount an exhibition of 13 works for the benefit of the Red Cross.