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First published by Gustav Stickley in 1904, this is a
rare and important contemporary explanation of the American
Arts and Crafts Movement.
This facsimile was originally produced by John Crosby
Freeman of the American Life Foundation in 1982. The text
by Gustav Stickley sets forth his philosophy of art, architecture,
and interior design and decoration, enabling a greater
understanding of the man and his life's work. The influence
of Harvey Ellis on Gustav Stickley's early works can be
seen in many of the furniture sketches and room schemes.
This book is a primary source and a must-have reference
for serious students of the American Arts and Crafts Movement.
96 pages
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