International arts and crafts
By: edited by Karen Livingstone and Linda Parry.
Contributors: Livingstone, Karen.; Parry, Linda.
Publisher: V & A; Distributed in North America by Harry N. Abrams
Published: 2005
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 367
Subjects: Arts and crafts movement -- History; Arts and crafts movement -- Exhibitions; Decoration and ornament -- Exhibitions
Genres: Exhibitions.
Description: "This study traces the complexity of the Arts and Crafts Movement through the decades and across the globe. Written by experts in each field, it interweaves the general with the particular: the overarching ideology and its various strands with the ways in which it manifested itself in different regions and cultural traditions. Lavishly illustrated, extensively researched and published to coincide with a major exhibition at the V & A in London, this book presents a compelling reassessment of the Arts and Crafts Movement, an invaluable visual record of an ever-popular era of design."--Jacket.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 344-349) and indexes.
"This book is published to coincide with the exhibition International arts and crafts"--T.p. verso.
Table of contents: title: Introduction:; title: International arts and crafts -- Linda Parry, -- Karen Livingstone -- PART ONE: ARTS AND CRAFTS IN BRITAIN; title: Origins and development -- karen Livingstone; title: The importance of the city -- Alan Crawford; title: Arts and crafts book arts -- Annemarie Riding Bilclough; title: Arts and crafts graphics -- Stephen Calloway; title: Nature and the rural idyll -- Mary Greensted; title: Architecture and gardens -- Alan Powers; title: Arts and crafts metalwork and silver -- Juliette Hibou, -- Eric Turner; title: Arts and crafts jewellery -- Clare Phillips; title: Photography in Britain and America -- Martin Barnes -- PART TWO: ARTS AND CRAFTS IN AMERICA; title: The East Coast: 'enterprise upon a higher plane' -- David Cathers; title: Progressive Chicago: Frank Lloyd Wright and the Prairie School -- Cheryl Robertson; title: Arts and crafts art pottery -- Karen Livingstone; title: Western North America: nature's spirit -- Edward R. Bosley -- PART THREE: ARTS AND CRAFTS IN EUROPE; title: Germany -- Renate Ulmer; title: Arts and crafts textiles -- Linda Parry; title: Arts and crafts dress -- Lou Taylor; title: The Netherlands -- Yvonne Brentjens; title: Central Europe -- Andrzej Szczerski; title: Arts and crafts in Vienna -- Juliette Hibou; title: Russia -- Rosalind P. Blakesley; title: Finland -- Marianne Aav; title: Sweden -- Denise Hagströmer; title: Norway -- Ingeborg Glambek -- PART FOUR: ARTS AND CRAFTS IN JAPAN; title: The Mingei Movement -- Yuko Kikuchi; title: A new generation of artist-craftsmen -- Rupert Faulkner; title: The cultures of collecting and display -- Edmund de Waal.