Hosted by the University of Glasgow, this page provides an entry point to the university library catalogue where "over 100 books designed by Talwin Morris (1865-1911) and some related works" may be searched. The catalogue records do not include images of the books.
SCRAN is a large site dedicated to Scottish culture and history, a digital repository of images and text. The site includes a substantial collection of digital images of Talwin Morris designs. While only subscribers enjoy access to detailed information, visitors can view thumbnails of individual books.
A comprehensive site dedicated to the book bindings of Talwin Morris. The site features an extensive collection of books designed by Morris, with numerous digital images of cover designs. This site includes: a Morris biography; an introduction to Morris and his work; and an annotated list of some of Morris' books.
A short discussion of Talwin Morris' career, with a particular focus on his typeface. Hosted by Special Collections at the London Institute.
Housed at BOOKHAD "a project funded by the Research Support Libraries Programme to provide support for nationwide research activities in the fields of book history and book design" this page describes a collection of 207 titles held at the London Institute. The collection contains bindings or decorations attributed to Talwin Morris, as well as those of some other designers that show evidence of his influence. To view bibliographic information about the books in the collection, visit the London Institute's library Web site and type in "Talwin Morris" as a keyword search. The library catalogue information includes detailed notes describing the cover designs, but does not provide digital images.
"A brief look at the work of Talwin Morris with publishing houses around the turn of the century." This project is centered around works held by the University of Glasgow Library Special Collection. This site contains: a brief biography; a look at the publishing house Blackie and Sons; an explanation of how books are bound and decorated; a brief examination of the Glasgow Four; and a short appraisal of the main stylistic trends which influenced Morris' book design, that of Japonism, The Glasgow Style, Symbolism and Art Nouveau. A student project completed in 2001 by Louise Fletcher in completion of the Multimedia Course in the Humanities Advanced Technology and Information Institute at the University of Glasgow. While the background material is extremely useful, none of the examples provided show citation evidence that they were in fact designed by Talwin Morris and seem to be included at the discretion of the site's author.