Lindsay Phillip Butterfield (1869-1848) was a British pattern designer who worked in the Arts & Crafts style. An avid gardener, he created botanical designs for textiles and wallpaper. In his palettes, he used muted and harmonious color with a mix of subtle and dramatic shifts of value.
The top color palette featuring white flowers, you can see the original pattern here. And the bottom color palette featuring blue tulips, you can see the original pattern here. The Victoria and Albert Museum has an extensive collection of his work.
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Both offerings are lovely - peaceful and restful. Thanks for sharing them: when first I saw them, thought they were patterns for quilting!! They'd look good there too!
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