The influence of artist-craftsman William Morris on 20th Century life, and his concept of "art for the people", are being explored in a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery in London.
Morris is known for leading the Arts and Crafts movement and for designing wallpaper that he hoped would allow aesthetic beauty to be a central feature of ordinary homes.
The exhibition, titled Anarchy and Beauty: William Morris and His Legacy, looks at his wider ideology and influence and includes his diary, furniture, portraits and other possessions.
They are displayed alongside the work of his contemporaries and those he inspired.
