The Arts and Crafts Movement Presented By Tamlyn

The Arts and Crafts Movement Presented By: Tamlyn, Hamish, Jack and Tiki.

Figure #1. Happy Craftsman. Woodworking: Toolbox. ( Van der Vossen, 2015)

Figure #2. Katherine Tingley's Throne Chair with two other chairs (Trapp, 1993, pg; 211)

Figure #3. Vase, By Frederick Hurten Rhead. (Trapp, 1993, pg; 197. )

Figure #4. Carved Tile (Trapp, 1993, pg; 117)

Figure #5. Arequipa Pottery (Trapp, 1993, pg; 153)

Figure #6. Urbanization (http: //webs. bcp. org/sit es/vcleary/Modern. Worl d. History. Textbook/Indust rial. Revolution/IREffects. html)

Figure #7. Angry Cartoon Protesters (o. ULearn on Youtube, Arts & Crafts Movement in a Nutshell 2/6)

Figure #8. Factories During the Industrial Revolution (https: //industrialrevolution. org. uk/factories-industrial-revolution/)

John Ruskin Figure #9. John Ruskin (http: //www. artsand-crafts-style. com/John. Ruskin. htm)

Work By John Ruskin Figure#10. North West Porch of St. Mark’s Cathedral. (Ruskin, 1877)

William Morris Figure #11. William Morris (https: //www. marxists. org /archive/morris/works/ind ex. htm)

William Morris’ Work Figure #12. Floral Wallpaper Design (http: //moresky. com/data/out/12/IMG_ 499086. jpg)

Figure #13. British Flag (http: //wallpapercave. com/ british-flag-background)

America Art Nouveau Figure #14. Example of American styled Art Nouveau. (http: //www. metmuseum. o rg/toah/hd/artn/hd_artn. ht m)

Japanese Mingei Movement. Figure #15. Meiji Period Fireman’s Coat. (http: //www. toki. tok yo/blogt/2016/12/12 /mingei-the-revival-of -japanese-folk-art)

Figure #16. Wellington Technical School (Calhoun, 2000, pg; 22)

Picture by Tikirau Hathaway “Toi Tiki”

Some Brief Points to Summarize The Arts and Crafts Movement • What? • A return to a handcrafted and artisan style in regards to furniture and architecture. • Why? • As a form of retaliation to the beginning of the Industrial Revolution and the birth of Mass Production

• Where? • Beginning in England spreading to America and Eastern Cultures like Japan • Who? • Craftsmen and women from all over the world but notable people include John Ruskin and William Morris

• When? • During the Industrial Revolution in the late 19 th Century/Early 20 th Century • Relation to New Zealand Culture? • Native Maori culture has always favoured handmade goods and works

Bibliography. • Figure #1. Van der Vossen, P. (2015). Woodworking: Toolbox. Retrieved from http: //gadgets. gunaxin. com/craftsman-makecation 2015/188400 • Figures #2 - #5. Trapp, K. R. (1993) The Arts & Crafts Movement in California. Oakland, California: The Oakland Museum. • Figure #6. Clearly, V. Urbanization. Retrieved from, http: //webs. bcp. org/sites/vclearly/Modern. World. History. Textbook/Industrial. Revol ution/IREffects. html • Figure #7. [ou. Learn on Youtube] (08, 05, 2013) Arts & Crafts in a Nutshell (2/6) Retrieved from https: //www. youtube. com/watch? v=CBq 73 yxha 0 o

• Figure #8. Factories During the Industrial Revolution. Retrieved from http: //industrialrevolution. org. uk/factories-industrial-revolution/ • Figure #9. John Ruskin. Retrieved from http: //www. arts-and-craftsstyle. com/John-Ruskin. htm • Figure #10. Ruskin, J. (1877) North West Porch of St Mark’s Cathedral. Retrieved from http: //thephilosophersmail. com/perspective/thegreat-philosophers-13 -John-Ruskin/ • Figure #11. The William Morris Internet Archive: Work. Retrieved from https: //www. marxist. org. /archive/morris/works/index. htm • Figure #12. Floral Wallpaper by William Morris. Retrieved from http: //more-sky. com/data/out/12/IMG_499086. jpg • Figure #13. British Flag. Retrieved from http: //wallpapercave. com/british-flag-background

• Figure #14. Example of American styled Art Nouveau. Retrieved from http: //www. metmuseum. org/toah/hd/artn/hd_artn. htm • Figure #15. Meiji Period Fireman’s Coat. http: //www. toki. tokyo/blogt/2016/12/12/mingei-the-revival-ofjapanese-folk-art • Figure #16. Calhoun, A. (2000) The Arts and Crafts Movement in New Zealand 1870 -1940. Auckland, New Zealand: Auckland University Press • Figure #17. Unitec Marae “Ngakau Mahaki” by Tikirau Hathaway …