Which statements about the life of William Morris are true?Choose all answers that are correct.

A.
He admired factory-made objects and made art only for wealthy people.

B.
Nature and medieval art inspired him, and he wrote poetry, prose, and about politics.

C.
He formed a company with other Oxford artists.

D.
He treated an entire house as a work of art.

E.
He began the Arts and Crafts Movement.

F.
His company created fine art objects by hand.

The statements true regarding the life of William Morris are that the Nature and medieval arts inspired him, and he wrote poetry, prose and about politics. He also formed a company with other Oxford artists. B,C,D and E are true.

William Morris treated an entire house as a work of art. He began the Arts and Crafts Movement. William Morris also created fine arts objects by hand. All the statements mentioned above are true.

William Morris

• William Morris was an English artist who was famous for his various contributions to the arts and fine arts in the fields of textile arts, fine arts, architecture.

• He was also a poet who would write poems, verses, prose and wrote about politics in his books. He influenced an entire millennial in the fields of arts and crafts.

• William Morris is considered to be responsible for reviving the arts of European textile industry back on track with his famous styles and designs of textile arts.

• William Morris was a professor at Oxford. During this time he formed a business organization in the form of a private company along with his other British artists in the university.

Hence, the statements true about William Morris' life are as the ones mentioned in B,C,D and E above.

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Answer:

all options are correct except for A. He admired factory-made objects and made art only for wealthy people.

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