Peggy Angus (1904-1993) Original Linocut
Peggy Angus (1904-1993) Original Linocut
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Peggy Angus (1904-1993) framed original linocut print on paper, entitled Cornstooks. Circa 1970.
This piece is a section of original hand-blocked wallpaper from the estate of a friend and neighbour.
Peggy Angus (1904-1993) was a British artist, designer, and educator known for her bold, hand-crafted wallpaper and tile designs. Born in Chile and raised in London, she studied at the Royal College of Art, where she developed a strong interest in pattern and decoration.
Angus championed accessible, affordable design and often created repeating patterns inspired by folk art, architecture, and the natural world. A passionate teacher, she encouraged generations of students to embrace creativity and craftsmanship. Her home, Furlongs in Sussex, became an artistic hub, influencing many prominent artists.
Today, her work is celebrated for its originality and vibrant, timeless aesthetic.
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 framed original linocut print on paper, entitled Cornstooks. Circa 1970.This piece is a section of original hand-blocked wallpaper from the estate of a friend and neighbour.Peggy Angus (1904-1993) was a British artist, designer, and educator known for her bold, hand-crafted wallpaper and tile designs. Born in Chile and raised in London, she studied at the Royal College of Art, where she developed a strong interest in pattern and decoration. Angus championed accessible, affordable design and often created repeating patterns inspired by folk art, architecture, and the natural world. A passionate teacher, she encouraged generations of students to embrace creativity and craftsmanship. Her home, Furlongs in Sussex, became an artistic hub, influencing many prominent artists. Today, her work is celebrated for its originality and vibrant, timeless aesthetic.){kind=link}