The Craftsman - October 1901

The Craftsman - October 1901.

Contents

• Foreword.
• William Morris: Some thoughts upon his life, art and Influence.
• William Morris: His career as a Socialist.
• The firm of Morris and Company, Decorators.
• The Opera of "Patience" and the Aesthetic Movement.
• Two Friends: Morris and Edward Burne-Jones.
• Morris Speech to Socialistic League.
• Morris Letter to Lady Burne-Jones.
• Morris Lecture: Art, Wealth and Riches.
• An Argument for Simplicity in Household Furnishings.
• Style & Its Requisites.
• Rush or Reed Furniture.
• Als ich kanne (if I can).

The articles written by Irene Sargent.

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