The Collected Letters of William Morris, Volume III

The correspondence reveals the multifaceted life of William Morris, highlighting his influential roles as a poet, craftsman, and designer. Volumes III and IV delve into his complex political and artistic views during the 1890s, alongside personal struggles, including his troubled marriage and devotion to his daughters. Central to these themes is the Kelmscott Press, which serves as the heart of his creative endeavors and relationships, while also reflecting his passion for medieval manuscripts and early printed books, linking him to early modernism.