New A&C site

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The Arts & Crafts Home have launched their new website, based on the life and work of William Burges.

The site looks good, though I don't really understand why they'd want to make it a veritable shrine to this Burges fellow. From the new special super-duper homepage:

William Burges, (1827-1881) was the most extraordinary and imaginative architect and designer of the 19th Century. His romantic and idealised designs related to the past, and steeped in hallucinatory laudanum he transmogrified these idealised ancient images into a spectacular Victorian present.

Nice, yet another drug-addled Victorian commands influence in the 21st-century.

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