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Stickley Style
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Stickley Style (1999) (edit title/settings)

Arts and Crafts Homes in the Craftsman Tradition

by David M. Cathers (Author), Alexander Vertikoff (Photographer) (edit contributors)

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Beginning in the very first year of the twentieth century, Gustav Stickley made furniture that is prized almost a hundred years later for its honesty, simplicity, and usefulness. As a designer and manufacturer who emphasized careful workmanship, respect for natural materials, and simple lines,... read more

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"WE . . . DO NOT BELIEVE IN LARGE HOUSES WITH MANY ROOMS ELABORATELY DECORATED and furnished, for the reason that these seem so essentially an outcome of the artificial conditions that lay such harassing burdens upon modern life and form such a serious menace to our ethical standards . . . ," declared Stickley in 1909.

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Introduction

Stickley Style
Continuing the Craftsman Tradition
Stickley at Home

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  1. David M. Cathers (Author)
  2. Alexander Vertikoff (Photographer)

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Original Language: English
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Country: USA
Publication Date: 1999
ISBN: 0684856034
Page Count: 224

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