Artist. Famed designer and part of the legendary Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. George Jack was a leading craftsman with William Morris and Company, and is most associated with spikily-leaved inlays or decoration on furniture, such as tables and the like. He also lectured at William Lethaby's Central School. He was cremated on the December 19, 1931 and his ashes dispersed in the Gardens of Remembrance.
Artist. Famed designer and part of the legendary Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. George Jack was a leading craftsman with William Morris and Company, and is most associated with spikily-leaved inlays or decoration on furniture, such as tables and the like. He also lectured at William Lethaby's Central School. He was cremated on the December 19, 1931 and his ashes dispersed in the Gardens of Remembrance.
Bio by: Kieran Smith
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