Discussion Questions about Victorian Architecture and Design
Members of
English and History of Art 151
, Brown University, 2004
Simplicity of Form and Function in the Work of Christopher Dresser
Christopher Dresser's Metalwork
Charles F.A. Voysey's Reactionary Simplicity
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's "Hill House"
The Innovation and Legacy of Mackintosh in Furniture Design
A Study of James Herbert MacNair's Furniture
C.R Ashbee's Contribution to Social, Industrial, and Aesthetic Reform
The Liberty Style's Combination of Art and Industry
The Social and Political Implications of Baillie Scott's Work
Arts and Crafts Jewelry Design
Toward a Unified Style: William De Morgan and his Increasing Control of Ceramic Production
Popular and Applied Arts in the Celtic Revival
The Medieval Revival: An Influential Movement First Met by Opposition
Japonaiserie: Discovery, Adoption, Assimilation and Creation
Augustus Welby Pugin and the Gothic Revival
Owen Jones and Moorish Design in the Victorian Era
Innovations of the Future and Designs of the Past: The Wallpaper of the Victorian Age
Fine Arts in the Celtic Revival
The Eclecticism of William Burges
Interior Design in the Victorian Era
Philip Webb's Red House: Spatial Enclave of the Later Pre-Raphelites
Peacocks and Dragons: William Morris and his Reworking of PRB Strategies
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