About Kathleen Allington
Born 1889. Kathleen Allington was a designer.
Kathleen Allington (, 1888–2 Feb 1986) was a British textile designer who produced wallpaper designs released by Morris & Co..
Designs
As a student, she entered several drawings in the National Competition of Schools of Art in 1911. The Victoria and Albert Museum holds several of these drawings, including a pattern featuring green parakeets with flowers and fruit, monkeys and squirrels, and pink and green parrots. In 2025, the latter, now titled "Parrots", was adapted and printed on a range of items, including aprons and oven gloves, for sale in the Victoria and Albert Museum Shop.
Three designs published by Morris & Co. are attributed to Allington, as Kersey: "Arbutus" (1913), "Verdure" (1913), and "Bird and Pomegranate" (c. 1926). Allington is also known to have created additional designs in the form of sketches.
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Who was Kathleen Allington?
British textile designer with Morris & Co
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Kathleen Allington was born in 1889.
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Kathleen Allington was a designer.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Kathleen Allington
· DBpedia: Kathleen Allington
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