Geography:
[ʹkelmskət; ʹkelm͵skät]Kelmscott
(also Kelmscot)
Village in Oxfordshire, S England, longtime home of the writer and designer William Morris, and associated with the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th century.
(also Kelmscot)
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- Ashendene Press (organization, England – in printing)
- Kelmscott Press (organization, England – in printing)
- William Morris
- Hammersmith and Fulham (part of London, England)
- Sir Emery Walker (English printer, designer & graphic artist)
- Doves Press (organization – in printing, history)
- Vale Press (organization – in printing, business)
- Sir Edward Burne-Jones (English painter & artist)
- Donald William Insall (architecture)
- Philip (Speakman) Webb (art)
- Kelmscott (disambiguation)
- Frederic William Goudy (art)
- Elbert Hubbard (art)
- Kelmscott
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