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This Book Is The Second To Be Published On The Stunning Collection Of Arts And Crafts Objects That Are Held At The Cheltenham Art Gallery And Museum. In This Book, The Decorative Arts Relating To The Person And To The Domestic Interior Are Given Full Attention. Three Accompanying Essays Explore The Arts And Crafts Domestic Interior, And Define The Movement And Its Relationship To Art Nouveau And Modernism. They Also Examine The Arts And Crafts Approach To Dress And Jewellery.--jacket. I. 'simplicity Or Splendour': The Arts And Crafts Domestic Interior -- Ii. Defining The Arts And Crafts Movement -- Iii. Artistically Attired: Arts And Crafts Dress And Jewellery -- Iv. Catalogue. William Morris And His Circle. The Martin Brothers. Charles Francis Annesley Voysey. Charles Robert Ashbee And The Guild Of Handicraft. Henry Wilson And The Artificers' Guild. Ernest Gimson. Alfred And Louise Powell And Their Circle. Eve And William Simmonds. Phyllis Barron And Dorothy Larcher. The Birmingham School. Designs For The Trade. Art Metalworkers And Jewellers. Art Pottery. Amateurs And Prize Winners. Eric Gill And The Ditchling Community. Chipping Campden Arts And Crafts. Gordon Russell And His Fi

Author
Annette Carruthers; Mary Greensted; Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museum
Publisher
Cheltenham: Cheltenham Art Gallery and Museums in association with Lund Humphries Publishers
Published
1999
Language
EN
ISBN
9780853317791
Subjects
Art, Crafts & Hobbies, History

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