The publication is part of the RIT Press Arts and Crafts Movement Series. The Arts and Crafts Movement, popular from 1875 to 1920, inspired an appreciation for craftwork, simplicity, and natural ...

The term “Arts and Crafts” conjures up visions ... to try their hand at making these cheerful, rainbow-hued prints. During the height of the movement, Boston attracted a legion of woodcarvers ...

Wood, glass, metal and paper treasures are united at the "Arts and Crafts Movement in the Pacific Northwest ... frame by Albert Berry and block prints by Elizabeth Colburne.

But the arts and crafts movement involved more than furniture. The examples of this style can be seen in pottery, lighting, paintings, prints, rugs and many other decorative arts. Today ...

The prints, drawn from the flora and fauna around Morris ... and to North America. In America, the Arts and Crafts Movement took hold in several different ways. Gustaf Stickley, a Binghamton, NY ...

The Arts and Crafts movement started with artist William Morris ... It included architecture, furniture, pottery, tile, lighting, woodblock prints and photography. A notable amount of female ...

RIT’s visual-art programs enjoy a long and distinguished history, starting with the first mechanical drawing class in 1885 at what was then called the Mechanics Institute. A few years later, at the ...

Furniture, pottery, tiles, metalwork, lighting, leaded glass, woodblock prints, paintings and ... private collection of the American Arts and Crafts movement in the world and feature some of ...

The Arts and Crafts movement was a response to similar conditions ... The key to working with these prints, whether they appear on walls or textiles, is balance. "If you have a floral, add ...

There was a crafts movement then ... “They’re in the style of the Arts and Crafts, influenced by Japanese woodblock prints with simple trees, swamp and bark plants, bugs and beetles ...