Ixxi - Ten inch birds (william de morgan) poster

Three little birds in a bright blue

The Ten Inch Birds motif of IXXI shows three small colourful birds in a bright blue, framed by green leaves. The original painting is on a 25 x 25 cm ceramic tile and was probably designed by William de Morgan between 1882 and 1888. Enlarged as a IXXI poster, the motif is an eye-catcher on every wall.

The original painting "Ten Inch Birds" by William de Morgan is in The British Museum in London.

Art Collection

The art collection of IXXI is exactly the right thing for art lovers and those who want to become art lovers. The art collection of IXXI cooperates with the most renowned museums of the world and has a variety of pictures from the Renaissance to the present in its picture database. The motifs can be hung up decoratively in your own four walls, in the entrance area of a hotel or an office building.

Material and mounting of the wall decoration

The motif is printed on square cards made of synthetic Synaps paper. It convinces by its water-repellent, tear-proof and UV-resistant properties. The cards are linked with the connectors and then attached to the wall with the supplied hanging strips and Tesa Powerstrips. No tools or tiresome drilling required. The cards can be easily exchanged or added to.

The Ten Inch Birds (William de Morgan) poster of IXXI is available in different sizes.