The Arts and Crafts movement began as a quiet rebellion against the industrial revolution— and its message still matters today. Here, we explore the makers, materials, and ideals that shaped an era of honest craftsmanship. Whether you’re a long-time collector or discovering the movement for the first time, this is your guide to the history and enduring relevance of America’s most meaningful furniture.
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If you are new to learning about the Arts and Crafts movement and want to start at the beginning, scroll to the bottom of the page and start with “Part 1 Origins of the Arts and Crafts Movement”
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