The Rise Of Everyday Design: Arts And Crafts Movement In Britain America Christopher Long Yale University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Art General

A Fresh Look At The Arts And Crafts Movement Charting Its Origins In Reformist Ideals Engagement With Commercial Culture Ultimate Place Everyday Households Spread From Britain To United States Evolved Roots Individual Craftsmanship Mainstream Trend Increasingly Adapted For Mass Production By American Retailers Inspired John Ruskin 1840S Response What He Saw As Corrosive Forces Of Industrialization Was Profoundly Transformed Tenets Simple Design Honest Use Materials Social Value Handmade Goods Were Widely Adopted Commodified Companies Like Sears Roebuck Co Grew Popular Early 20Th-Century America Where It Stripped Large-Scale Manufacturing Merchandising Through Department Stores Mail-Order Catalogues This Beautiful Book Is Illustrated Stunning Furniture Designs William Morris Gustav Stickley Elbert Hubbard’s Roycroft Community Among Many Others Along Such Ephemera Sales Brochures Magazine Spreads That Generated Interest Perspective Offers New Understanding Idea Geographical Reach Translation Into Published Association Harry Ransom Center University Texas Austinexhibition Schedule:harry Austin (02 09 19–07 14 19) Σελίδες: 256 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0219 Διαστάσεις: 22 9X22 9Cm