"Morris Cox: A Centennial Exhibition"

MORRIS COX [1903 – 1998] Artist – Writer – Printer *A Note of Introduction* “…the work of Morris Cox among all print-making art of my acquaintance comes nearest in vision and genius to William Blake.” –Colin Franklin “Cox is a superb writer and, at the very least, an important poet of great originality.” –Alan Tucker “It is all too easy to be lured into an easy, cheap kind of civlilisation with the help of machines. That is why I find craftsmanship so important…” –Morris Cox, from a letter to Corrie Guyt, 1973
A Selection of Visual Art 1921-1996	A Selection of Poetry & Prose 1934 – 1971	Gogmagog Virtual Facsimiles* *shown: page proof from ‘The Slumbering Virgin’

PLEASE NOTE: The copyright and right to reproduce all images and texts included in this exhibition remain with the lenders.