Nineteenth-Century Design (eBook, ePUB)

Networks, Mediators and Design
Redaktion: Edwards, Clive

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Produktbeschreibung

This is volume four in a four-volume edition of primary source materials that document the histories of design across the long nineteenth century. Each volume is arranged by appropriate sub-themes and it is the first set of primary sources to be gathered together in this comprehensive and accessible format.

Design refers to more than simply products and personalities or even cultural ideas, it involves consideration of ways of design thinking and applications as well as the philosophies and the other disciplines that impinge upon it. Here, the final volume looks at consumption and uses of design as a part of the wider cultures of the period.

The volumes will be of interest to a range of scholars and students, including those in art and design history, visual culture, and nineteenth-century material culture. They will also be of interest to a broad range of scholars working in areas including aesthetics, gender, politics and philosophy.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 464
• Erscheinungstermin: 30. März 2021
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000350920
• Artikelnr.: 61231419

Autorenporträt

Clive Edwards is Emeritus Professor of Design History at Loughborough University

Inhaltsangabe

Volume 4 Introduction - Actors
Mediators
and Design Part 1. Design Movements 1. William Gershom Collingwood
'Present Day'
The Philosophy of Ornament: Eight Lectures
(George Allen: Orpington
1883)
pp. 200-216. 2. George C. Haité
'On the Design and Designers of the Victorian Reign (Part One)' Architectural Review
2
June 1897
pp. 81-89. 3. George C. Haité
'On the Design and Designers of the Victorian Reign (Part Two)' Architectural Review
2
June 1897
pp. 141-146 4. May Morris
'Decorative Art 1800-1885'
in H D. Traill (Ed.) Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People; in Religion
Laws
Learning
Arts
Industry
Commerce
Science
Literature and Manners
From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
Vol 6 (London: Cassell
1897)
pp. 526-40. Part 2. Professional Mediators 5. W. Cooke-Taylor
Report of a Special Committee of the Council of the Government School of Design (London: Printed by William Clowes and Sons
for Her Majesty's Stationery office
1847)
pp. 138-40. 6. [Anon] 'The Architect Versus the Cabinet Maker and Others'
Fine Arts Journal
13 February 1847
pp. 228-229 7. George Aitchison 'The Relation of the Architect to the Decorator'
British Architect
16 Feb- 6 April 1883
pp. 78-79. 8. Cases Argued and Determined Relating to the Poor Laws
to Points in Criminal Law
and Other Subjects Chiefly Connected With the Duties and offices of Magistrates
Forming Part of Law Journal Reports (London: E.B. Ince
1844)
pp. 73-4. 9. John D. Sedding
Art and Handicraft (London: Kegan
Paul
French
Trübner
1893)
extract
pp.126-132. 10. Fleeming Jenkin
'A Lecture on the Education of Civil and Mechanical Engineers in Great Britain and Abroad
' The Education and Status of Civil Engineers
in the United Kingdom and in Foreign Countries
(London: Published by The Institution
1870)
pp. 225-231. 11. Robert Kerr
'The Treatment of Scientific Engineering Artistically'
Building News and Engineering Journal
30
10 March 1876
pp. 241-2. 12. [Anon] Textile Colourist
II
9
September 1876. pp. 110-117. Part 3. Mediators- Organisations 13. Exhibition at the Royal Academy Architecture Room'
Civil Engineer and Architect's Journal
Number 1
October 1837
pp. 224-5
254-5
287-8 14. 'Exhibition of British Manufactures and Decorative Arts'
Newton's London Journal of Arts Sciences and Manufactures
32
1848
pp. 222-226. 15. 'The Art Manufacture Association'
Macphail's Edinburgh Ecclesiastical Journal
CXlIV
June 1858
pp. 367- 377. 16. Charles R. Ashbee
'The Arts and Crafts Movement & Its Ethical Purpose'
Craftsmanship in Competitive Industry; Being a Record of The Workshops of the Guild of Handicraft
and some Deductions From Their Twenty-One Years' Experience (Campden
Glostershire
Essex House Press
1908) pp. 5-16. 17. 'Bromsgrove Guild of Applied Arts'
The Craftsman
(Syracuse)
4:2
May 1903
pp. 101-106. 18. 'Decorative Art Society'
The Art Journal
January 1847
P. 145. 19. Thomas James Cobden-Sanderson
The Arts and Crafts Movement (London: Hammersmith Publishing Society
1905)
pp. 3-8. Part 4. Mediators - Retailer/Shops 20. Nathaniel Whittock
On the Construction and Decoration of the Shop Fronts of London
Illustrated With ... Coloured Representation ... by N. W. Forming An Appendix to the Decorative Painter and Glazier's Guide
by The Same Author (London: Sherwood
Gilbert
and Piper 1840)
pp. 1-4. 21. 'Valuable Advice' [Summerley's Art Manufacture] in G. Cruikshank
Et Al. The Comic Almanack: An Ephemeris in Jest and Earnest
Containing Merry Tales
Humorous Poetry
Quips
and Oddities (London: John Camden Hotten
1849)
pp. 276-279. 22. Alice B. Haven
'A Morning at Stewarts'
Godey's Lady Book and Magazine
May 1863
pp. 429-433. 23. Lewis F. Day
'Art of the Fashion-Monger'
Every-Day Art: Short Essays on the Arts Not Fine (London: B.T. Batsford
1882) pp. 152-159. Part 5. Mediators- Critics and Style Debates 24. [Anon] 'Gothic Houses and Modern Requirements'
Gentleman's Magazine: and Historical Review
Jan 1858
pp. 19-28. 25. Owen Jones
'Gleanings from the Great Exhibition of 1851'
Journal of Design and Manufactures
V
(1851)
pp. 89-93. 26. Harriet Spofford
'The Moorish'
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture (New York: Harper & Brothers
1878)
pp. 141-46. 27. Harriet Spofford
'The Eastlake'
Art Decoration Applied to Furniture (New York: Harper & Bros
1878)
pp.147-153. 28. Walter Hamilton
The Aesthetic Movement in England
2nd ed. (London: Reeves & Turner
1882)
pp. 124-127. 29. John Mckean Brydon
'A Few More Words About Queen Anne'
American Architect
6 October 1877
pp. 320-22. 30. [Anon]
'Pillory L'Art Nouveau At South Kensington'
Architectural Review
X
1901
pp. 104-7. 31. F. Hamilton Jackson
'The New Art as Seen at the Paris Exhibition'
Magazine of Art
23 December 1900
pp. 123-130. Part 6. Mediators - Advice Books and Journals 32. John Stewart
'English Homes: as They are
and May be
in Furnishing and Decoration'
Art Journal
56
August 1859
pp. 234-237. 33. [Anon] 'Mrs. Loftie in Excelsis'
British Architect and Northern Engineer
9
February 22
1878
P. 83. 34. Eustace Balfour
'Domestic Art'
Good Words
20
January 1879
pp. 658-662. 35. Cosmo Monkhouse
'The Decoration of a Home'
Magazine of Art
5
(Jan 1882)
pp. 259-264. 36. Miss Gertrude Jekyll
'House Decoration'
National Review
24:142 (Dec 1894)
pp. 519-529. 37. Mrs. Talbot Coke
'A Woman's Home'
Chambers's Journal
3:119 (10 March 1900)
pp. 230-33. 38. Samuel Carter Hall
Retrospect of a Long Life (New York: Appleton
1883)
pp. 210-224. Part 7. Mediators- Exhibitions 39. National Repository
'Catalogue for the 4th Exhibition' (1831)
Mechanics' Magazine
XV
395
7 May 1831
pp. 158-9 & 14 May 1831
pp. 170-173. 40. Matthew Digby Wyatt
A Report on the Eleventh French Exposition of the Products of Industry (London: Chapman and Hall 1849)
pp. 12-15. 41. [Anon] 'A Warning on the French Exposition in London'
The Journal of Design and Manufactures
II
1850
pp. 158-168. 42. Benjamin P. Johnson
Report of Benjamin P. Johnson
Agent of the State of New York
Appointed to Attend the Exhibition of the Industry of All Nations
Held in London
1851 (Albany: C. Van Benthuysen
1852)
pp. 154-163. 43. William Burges
'The Japanese Court in the International Exhibition'
Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review
Sept 1862
pp. 243-54. 44. Society of Arts
London
Reports of Artisans Selected by a Committee ... Paris Universal Exhibition
1867
(London
1867)
pp. 206-13. 45. Patrick Geddes
'Retrospect of Exhibitions' Industrial Exhibitions and Modern Progress (Edinburgh: D. Douglas
1887)
pp. 1-9. 46. Walter Crane
'Introduction'
Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society
Catalogue of The First Exhibition: The New Gallery
121 Regent St. (London: Chiswick Press
1888)
pp. 5-10. 47. Francis Henry Newbery
'The International Exhibition of Modern and Decorative Art at Turin
The English Section'
The Studio
26
1902
pp. 251-259. Part 8. Mediators- Museums 48. Charles Toplis
'Preliminary Notice' Museum of National Manufactures and of The Mechanical Arts
Catalogue of The Museum of National Manufactures and of The Mechanical Arts
No. 28
Leicester Square
Established in Continuation
With Extension of the Design
of the National Repository
Formerly in the King's Mews. 1833 (London: Printed by G. Eccles
1833). 49. Edward Bradbury
'A Visit to Ruskin's Museum'
Magazine of Art
2
1879
pp. 57-60. Bibliography