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The Encyclopedia of arts and crafts the international arts movement, 1850-1920

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  • "Introduction explains the development of the Arts and Crafts movement as a protest against the products of the Industrial Revolution - Interiors - Architecture - Furniture - Textiles - Wallpapers - Glass - Pottery - Graphics - Metalwork - Short biographies of key figures - William Morris - John La Farge - John Ruskin - Louis Sullivan - Oscar Wilde."

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  • "History"@en
  • "History"
  • "Art and crafts movement"

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  • "The encyclopedia of arts & crafts : the international arts movement, 1850-1920"
  • "Encyclopedia of arts & crafts"
  • "The encyclopedia of arts and crafts : [the international arts movement 1850 - 1920]"
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  • "The Encyclopedia of arts and crafts : the international arts movement, 1850-1920"
  • "The Encyclopedia of arts and crafts the international arts movement : 1850-1920"
  • "The Encyclopedia of arts and crafts : the international arts movement 1850 - 1920"
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  • "Encyclopedia of arts and crafts"
  • "The encyclopedia of Arts and Crafts : the international arts movement, 1850-1920"
  • "Encyclopedia of arts and crafts : the international arts movement, 1850-1920"
  • "The encyclopedia of arts and crafts"@en
  • "The encyclopedia of arts and crafts"
  • "Encyclopedia of arts and crafts : the international arts movement 1850-1920"
  • "Encyclopedia of arts and crafts : the international arts movement 1850-1920"@en
  • "The encyclopedia of arts and crafts : [the international arts movement, 1850-1920]"
  • "Encyclopedia of arts and crafts the international arts movement 1850-1920"

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