Voysey, Charles F.A. (1857-1941) - Owl design for fabric & wallpaper c.1897

This whimsical Arts and Crafts design captures C.F.A. Voysey at his most charming. Created around 1897 for both fabric and wallpaper, this owl pattern exemplifies Voysey's genius for transforming nature into delightful, stylized decoration that appeals to both children and sophisticated collectors alike.

Voysey's owl designs became some of his most beloved works, demonstrating the Arts and Crafts movement's embrace of playful, accessible beauty. The pattern's clever composition and gentle humor reflect the era's belief that good design should bring joy to everyday life. This versatility—suitable for both wallpaper and fabric—showcases the movement's holistic approach to interior decoration.

The design's enduring appeal lies in its perfect balance of sophistication and whimsy, making it as fresh today as when it was first created. Digitally restored to museum quality, this high-resolution print preserves every feather and detail of Voysey's enchanting owls.

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