The Arts And Crafts Movement
Before spreading across America
and Europe, The Arts And Crafts Movement first started in Britain around 1880. The
main founders of The Arts And Crafts Movement were John Ruskin and William
Morris (1860's-1910). There were numerous characteristics that described The
Arts And Crafts Movement clearly, such as: more geometric and abstract,
rejection of industrialization, hand-made, simplicity of form, traditional
crafts, rejection of industrialization and plain linear shapes which were
inspired by plants and nature.
John Ruskin
John Ruskin which was born on the
8th of February in 1819, was an Architect, a critic and a writer which wrote
the book named 'The Stones of Venice'. In this book, he wrote an essay titled
'The Nature Of Gothic', where he praises the medieval architecture and the
Gothic.
William
Morris
He was inspired by natural colours and
motifs, figuration, medieval art and high patterns. His works were mainly made
with textiles.
Valentino's
Fall 2013 tapestry cotton guipure dress, happens to have the design similar to
that of William Morris.
Bibliography
Notes taken during the lesson
http://www.vam.ac.uk/content/articles/t/the-arts-and-crafts-movement/
http://www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk/Jruskin.htm
http://homedesign.marthastewart.com/tag/arts-biennale
http://www.artyfactory.com/art_appreciation/graphic_designers/william_morris.html
http://www.voysey.gotik-romanik.de/Morris,%20Designs,%20on%20Flickr,%20Thumbnails/'Snakeshead'%20textile%20design%20by%20William%20Morris,%20produced%20by%20Morris%20&Co%20in%201876..html
http://www.voysey.gotik-romanik.de/Morris,%20Designs,%20on%20Flickr,%20Thumbnails/'Snakeshead'%20textile%20design%20by%20William%20Morris,%20produced%20by%20Morris%20&%20Co%20in%201876.%20(2).html
http://www.voysey.gotik-romanik.de/Morris,%20Designs,%20on%20Flickr,%20Thumbnails/'Strawberry%20thief'%20textile%20design%20by%20William%20Morris,%20produced%20by%20Morris%20&%20Co%20in%201883.%20(2).html
http://maydele.blogspot.com/2013/11/shop-runway-valentino-fall-winter-201314.html
http://www.socialregister.co.uk/william-morris/
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