Arts & Crafts : ideas that shaped the world /
· [with contributions by] Rowan Bain, Richard Bisgrove, Suzanne Fagence Cooper, Elisabeth Svalin Gunnarsson, Kirsty Hartsiotis, Kathy Haslam, Howard Hull, Qaisra M. Khan, Karen Livingstone, Cilla Robach, Elisabet Stavenow-Hidemark, Svante Helmbæk-Tirén ; edited by Suzanne Fagence Cooper & Elisabeth Svalin Gunnarsson ; translation: Claire Barnes.
Bok Engelsk 2025 · Samlingsverk
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| Omfang | 246 sidor : illustrationer
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| Utgave | First edition
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| Opplysninger | The Arts and Crafts movement began as a backlash against industrialism and the prevailing stylistic ideals in mid-19th century Britain. The basic ideas of its followers, including the art critic John Ruskin and the artist William Morris, developed into a global movement, spreading through craft colonies and influencing professionals in several fields, from design and architecture to ornamentation and cultivation. The movement reached Sweden a few decades later and expressed itself as a romanticization of the simple life, tied to the home. One of the leading figures of the movement in Sweden is Carl Larsson, whose colorful paintings are known for depicting the simplicity of everyday life. In this book, twelve authors focus on the home environments, art schools, museums and other organizations where the ideals and visions were created, interpreted and developed. We get to read about the movement's continued relevance for our time; not only as a beloved pattern treasure that inspires and forms the basis of new styles, but also our relationship to creation, sustainability thinking and lifestyle.
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| Emner | Morris, William, , 1834-1896
Ruskin, John, , 1819-1900 Arts and crafts movement Konsthantverk - historia |
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| ISBN | 9789189882416
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