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Arts and Crafts movement: a standalone construct

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the late nineteenth-century British movement around Morris that defended handcraft and honest design against industrial production.

In art history, Arts and Crafts movement refers to the late nineteenth-century British movement around Morris that defended handcraft and honest design against industrial production. This meaning comes from Naylor (1971) in The arts and crafts movement.[1]

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  1. Naylor, G. (1971). The arts and crafts movement. Studio Vista. ISBN 9780289709122

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