2 x External 3d wall reliefs 122cm x 80cm ( 4' x 31.5") Cast in epoxy resin with a stone filler To attach to river wall on Upper Mall W6 opposite William Morris Museum & No.26. To tell the story of the Thames river journey from Kelmscott House, Hammersmith to Kelmscott Manor, Lechlade, Oxford. Undertaken by William, Jane, May & Jenny Morris. Elizabeth Mcleod, William de Morgan, Richard Grosvenor & Cormell Price. In a 'Salter's Bros' houseboat called the 'Ark', built in Oxford and a 'Biffen' row boat built in Hammersmith Lower Mall.Rowed & Towed by various parties as well as the company. Departing 10th August, arriving 16th August 1880.

What we'll deliver:

• 2 Wall Friezes 1220mm X 800mm
• Installation to river wall

Why it's a great idea:

The aim of the project is: -to celebrate & promote the historical cultural contributions of residents to the borough. -to raise profile of Kelmscott house -to inform visitors of this history & continuing inspiration -to tell the little known story of the journey -to promote the Thames river & its creative inspiration -to improve the visual impact of the river wall -to encourage visitors to the area and its river walks

Steps to get it done:

• Final design
• Original 3d artwork
• Sillicone mold build
• Casting complete
• Installation

The story and the artwork has been developed & discovered through research & collaboration. The hope is that we will be able to continue these with interested parties to finalize the creation & installation.