Part of Liberty's 'Aesthetic Renaissance' collection which celebrates the life and vision of the company's founder Arthur Lasenby Liberty. One of the original merchant adventurers Arthur Liberty introduced the fascinating, exotic design ideas he had encountered to the emerging aesthetic movement, of which Liberty became a central pillar. Supplementing the inspiration found in far flung locales are designs which derive from Arthur Liberty's love of the English countryside into which he escaped upon leaving the buzz of the London store. Emma Louise was Arthur Liberty's wife. This design hails from the early 1900s. A host of pretty, exuberantly stylised small flowers - roses, buttercups, forget-me-nots, anemones cluster together in a classic ditzy floral repeat. Pure joy! Finest Tana lawn cotton from Liberty, three button cuff, classic collar, intelligent tailored regular fit
