I learned that the arts and crafts
movement was a reaction against the Victorian period. I also learned
that the style was more minimalistic. An important thing I learned
was the characteristics of the arts and crafts movement; The
characteristics include visible wooden joists, pieces based on Gothic
designs and influenced by shaker furniture, a lot of use of oak,
simple and honest design, heavy furniture, clean lines, large exposed
hinges, and good quality furniture. I also learned that designer
Godwin incorporated Japanese style to furniture. Other designers such
as Voysey combined Japanese and Gothic details. A subcategory created
by Mackintosh featured furniture what had simple and geometric forms.
He used extreme high back chairs, exaggerated proportions, new use of
colors and exotic looking chairs.
This chair has the extended arm rests. It also has a simple and clean design with the wooden frame which was typical of arts and crafts chairs.
This table is bulky like most of the arts and crafts furniture. It is wooden and you can tell the craftsmanship put into making this table which makes it symbolic of the arts and crafts movement.
This interior is a good application of the arts and crafts period because it has the bulky furniture of the time. It also has the wooden features that have good craftsmanship.
This interior is a good application of the arts and crafts period because it has the wooden frame windows that have clean and simple lines. It also has bulky wood furniture which is typical of the arts and crafts period.
This URL is to a YouTube video that does a good job explaining why the arts and crafts period happened.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CBq73yxha0o
I read Flor's blog. I really like how
she got into certain designs of the arts and crafts period, such as
the red house. I also liked how she wrote about the design patterns
that she recognized Lily Pulitzer patterns as similar to the design
of the arts and crafts period.
I also read Ali's blog. I really like
all the pictures she added in her blog. I also liked how she put a
lot of information about the political history and what was going on
in that time period.
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