Wellcome Library, London Mary Magdalene (c. 1859) by Frederick Sandys has a background of fashionable emerald green Victorian wallpaper, which very likely would have contained arsenic. Delaware ...

Victorian style is recognizable ... So, if you lack a green thumb, no worries—you can add some Victorian flair to your home with floral wallpaper or fabrics. With the Industrial Revolution ...

A new book by Thames & Hudson explores the lethal popularity of arsenic-based wallpapers in the 19th century. Wallpaper might be an interior design trend that is coming back into style ...

The title is taken from a dismissive quote by the most famous wallpaper ... steadfast green. The pigment could also be mixed to create bright yellows and rich blues, perfect for the Victorian ...