Modernism Magazine

Volumes: 2-11 \| 12-13 \| 14-15 \| 16-17 \| 18-19 \| 20 \| Rare Issues \| Archive Issues
	Volume 3, No. 1 \| Winter 1990 ($40) CONTENTS The Work of L. & J.G. Stickley: The Mature Period and Design Sophistication Frederick Harer & the American Frame: Discover an Arts and Crafts Treasure Stenciling: An Ancient Craft Experiences a Rebirth Artus Van Briggle: L'Art Nouveau How Van Briggle Assimilated the New Art of Paris into his Colorado Pottery Susan Hughes: Women, Clay and Zen: Part 2 COVER Stencil design applied by John Schmidtberger.
	Volume 3, No. 3 \| Summer 1990 ($40) CONTENTS Frederick Hurten Rhead Metalwork: American and English Reflections George Ohr: Small Wonders of a Giant's Vision The French Connection: Volkmar and Lefront Printing and American Arts & Crafts Louis C. Tiffany and Arts & Crafts Craftsman Farms Happenings COVER Arthur Wesley Dow color woodcut titled "Emerson House Above the Bridge." ca. 1895.
	Volume 3, No. 4 \| Fall 1990 ($40) CONTENTS Memories of a Silversmith's Daughter: Recollection of Charles Anderson Gender and the Arts & Crafts: Roles and reflections of men and women in the Arts & Crafts movement. The Demise of the Limbert Factory The Cox Letters Commercial Presses and Arts & Crafts Craftsman Farms: Review of the opening, April 28, 1990 COVER The main room at Craftsman Farms. Photography by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 4, No. 1 \| Winter 1991 ($10) CONTENTS A Primer on Arts & Crafts Textiles An Arts & Crafts Furniture Evaluation Scale The Society of Arts & Crafts of Boston & Its Silversmiths The Simplification of Life Beloved Vagabond: Harvey Ellis Craftsman Farms Arts & Crafts in Southern California COVER Two Plates, hand wrought in sterling silver. The Handcraft Shop. Designs by Mary C. Knight.
	Volume 4, No. 2 \| Spring 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Reproductions and New Designs Frank Lloyd Wright's Lost Larkin Furniture The Arts & Crafts Market Comes to Age The Many Shapes and Colors of Pewabic Roycroft in the Old Days (Part I) Grove Park Inn IV A Second Glance at Post-1903's Vessel Makers COVER Vulpiani Workshop reproduction of Gustav Stickley's Tabouret #603. Photo by Will Faller.
	Volume 4, No. 3 \| Summer 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Capturing a Vanishing Race: Photographer Edward S. Curtis Gender and the Arts & Crafts Movement Provincetown Prints Roycroft in the Old Days (Part II) John Kunsman: Fulper's Master Potter The Craftsman's New Index COVER 'The Broken Fence: by Agnes Weinrich, 1917. Photograph by Steven Thomas.
	Volume 4, No. 4 \| Fall 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Remembering Glover and His Rookwood The Forest and the Trees (Part I) The Passionate Pirate and the Passionate Promoter (Part I) Parson's Pleasure (Part I) Peter Voulkos and Rudy Autio at Archie Bray Valerie Weiselthier in America Keeping the Fire Alive: Decorating Ceramics COVER Standard Glaze Vase by Albert Valentien, ca. 1893. Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Art Galleries.
	Volume 5, No. 1 \| Winter 1992 ($40) CONTENTS The Heir Apparent: An Interview with Gustav Stickley's Grandson Theodore Deck: Master Potter Parson's Pleasure Did Frank Lloyd Wright and Elbert Hubbard know each other? The Passionate Promoter: Thomas Mosher The Forest and the Trees COVER Arts & Crafts interior. Photograph by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 5, No. 2 \| Spring 1992 ($40) CONTENTS A Matter of Individual Regard The Artist and His Model Grove Park V Craftsman Architecture Women and the Private Press Movement Rough-hewn Elegance COVER Grueby Art Pottery. Photograph by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 5, No. 3 \| Summer 1992 ($40) CONTENTS Reproductions in Perspective: Commercialism and Our New Arts & Crafts Movement Will History Repeat Itself? An Argument for Reproductions There's Gold in them Clones! Spirit Designs the Creation The Buying Public has the Power Reproductions and the Antiques Market COVER Contemporary Arts & Crafts Wallpaper by Carol Mead.
	Volume 5, No. 4 \| Fall 1992 ($40) CONTENTS The Phenomenal Mr. Liberty: Arthur Lasenby Liberty DocOhrMentary Re-issues and the Spirit of the Arts & Crafts Movement Back to Basics Other Paths: A Sampler of European Arts & Crafts COVER: Pewter and Glass Bowl and Tankard designed by Archibald Knox. By Liberty and Co., ca. 1905 Photo by Richard P. Goodbody, Inc.
	Volume 6, No. 1 \| Winter 1993 ($40) CONTENTS Dard Hunter: Roycroft Artist The Heintz Connection: Otto Heintz and his Art Metal Shop Cotemporary Architecture with a Nod to Arts & Crafts Footnotes COVER The illustration is a wedding portrait of Dard Hunter by Jules M. Gaspard, a Roycroft artist. Also chow is an initial from Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving, and Hunter's cover for Elbert Hubbards' Journeys.
	Volume 6, No. 2 \| Spring 1993 ($40) CONTENTS Dirk van Erp: Warty Pots Art & Crafts and Its Home Filling Spaces: A Short Story Marblehead Pottery Rediscovering Frederick E. Walrath (Part I) The Oakland Museum Show: A Review COVER Vase illustrating the complexity of texture and color achieved in the late warty pieces from the Dirk van Erp studio.
	Volume 6, No. 3 \| Summer 1993 ($40) CONTENTS The Total Picture: Artists' Frames of the Arts & Crafts Era The English Art & Crafts Movement Light and Line: The Art of Forest Emerson Mann How Walrath Marked His Work (Part II) The Use of Symbolism in Arts & Crafts Pottery: Discovering a Hidden Overbeck Treasure COVER Photo provided by Thames and Hudson, London, England.
	Volume 6, No. 4 \| Fall 1993 ($40) CONTENTS The Spirit of the Times: American Arts & Crafts Furniture When It Snow In The Bronx and Rains at Hilton Head: A Short Story by Aurthur S. Cobin C.R. Ashbee and the Essex House Press Arts & Crafts Symposium Review COVER Photo provided by Thames and Hudson, London, England.
	Volume 7, No. 4 \| Fall 1994 ($40) CONTENTS Setting the Style: The Look of Things to Come Trenton's Belleef: Discovery and Triumph in American Ceramic Art Humanism and the Arts & Crafts Revival: The Lives of the Dawsons and Their Real and Spiritual Descendants Charles Fergus Binns: Sales Manager at Royal Worcester to the Father of American Studio Ceramics The Pardonging of Elbert Hubbard Antique Show Etiquette COVER Vase by Willets Manufacturing Company. Photograph courtesy of Lenox, Inc.
	Volume 9, No. 2 \| Spring 1996 ($40) CONTENTS Gustav Stickley's Legacy: The Craftsman Home The Handcrafted Encaustic Tiles of Carreaux du Nord Going Online to Find the Virtual Arts & Crafts Community Arts and Crafts Tuition Another Look at Art Pottery COVER Kerry Lange's redesigned "Green Room," just one of the completed projects his Alberta, Canada home.
	Volume 10, No. 4 \| Fall 1997 ($10) CONTENTS California Arts & Crafts Pottery: Interviews with Jim West & Bob Noble Thomas Wheatley's Arts & Crafts Pottery: Innovator or Copycat? Keramic Studio: Promoting the Arts & Crafts Aesthetic Newcomb Pottery Aesthetic Ceramic Achievement: In England's Severn Gorge Mr. Cowan's Pottery: How One Man's Vision Shaped a Generatio of Potters Henry Varnum Poor's: Ten Nights in a Bar Room COVER An outdoor scene featuring a Wheatley vase. Photograph by David Rago..
	Volume 12, No. 1 \| Winter 1999 ($40) CONTENTS The Grove Part Inn: An Arts & Crafts Legacy Palm Trees and Banana Leaves: Pottery Decoration in Subtropical New Orleans A Note on Bisque and George Ohr's Modernity A Practical Spirituality: Merchandising Mountain Handicraft Examining A&C Furniture: How to Detect Repairs and Their Level of Difficulty COVER Original Color Print of the Grove Park Inn. By Yoshiko Yamamoto.
	Volume 13, No. 3 \| Spring 2000 ($40) CONTENTS Knox Clocks: A&C Ceramics at UND Tiffany’s Chapel: Glorious Restoration Recalling Dirk’s Daughter Tale of a Tileworks: FSTC Lillian Nassau: Revival Best of the Rest: Charles Stickley COVER: Archibald Knox, Great Clock. Pewter and Abalone. Circa 1902-95. Photo courtesy of Christie’s Images.

Volumes: 2-11 \| 12-13 \| 14-15 \| 16-17 \| 18-19 \| 20 \| Rare Issues \| Archive Issues
	Volume 3, No. 1 \| Winter 1990 ($40) CONTENTS The Work of L. & J.G. Stickley: The Mature Period and Design Sophistication Frederick Harer & the American Frame: Discover an Arts and Crafts Treasure Stenciling: An Ancient Craft Experiences a Rebirth Artus Van Briggle: L'Art Nouveau How Van Briggle Assimilated the New Art of Paris into his Colorado Pottery Susan Hughes: Women, Clay and Zen: Part 2 COVER Stencil design applied by John Schmidtberger.
	Volume 3, No. 3 \| Summer 1990 ($40) CONTENTS Frederick Hurten Rhead Metalwork: American and English Reflections George Ohr: Small Wonders of a Giant's Vision The French Connection: Volkmar and Lefront Printing and American Arts & Crafts Louis C. Tiffany and Arts & Crafts Craftsman Farms Happenings COVER Arthur Wesley Dow color woodcut titled "Emerson House Above the Bridge." ca. 1895.
	Volume 3, No. 4 \| Fall 1990 ($40) CONTENTS Memories of a Silversmith's Daughter: Recollection of Charles Anderson Gender and the Arts & Crafts: Roles and reflections of men and women in the Arts & Crafts movement. The Demise of the Limbert Factory The Cox Letters Commercial Presses and Arts & Crafts Craftsman Farms: Review of the opening, April 28, 1990 COVER The main room at Craftsman Farms. Photography by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 4, No. 1 \| Winter 1991 ($10) CONTENTS A Primer on Arts & Crafts Textiles An Arts & Crafts Furniture Evaluation Scale The Society of Arts & Crafts of Boston & Its Silversmiths The Simplification of Life Beloved Vagabond: Harvey Ellis Craftsman Farms Arts & Crafts in Southern California COVER Two Plates, hand wrought in sterling silver. The Handcraft Shop. Designs by Mary C. Knight.
	Volume 4, No. 2 \| Spring 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Reproductions and New Designs Frank Lloyd Wright's Lost Larkin Furniture The Arts & Crafts Market Comes to Age The Many Shapes and Colors of Pewabic Roycroft in the Old Days (Part I) Grove Park Inn IV A Second Glance at Post-1903's Vessel Makers COVER Vulpiani Workshop reproduction of Gustav Stickley's Tabouret #603. Photo by Will Faller.
	Volume 4, No. 3 \| Summer 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Capturing a Vanishing Race: Photographer Edward S. Curtis Gender and the Arts & Crafts Movement Provincetown Prints Roycroft in the Old Days (Part II) John Kunsman: Fulper's Master Potter The Craftsman's New Index COVER 'The Broken Fence: by Agnes Weinrich, 1917. Photograph by Steven Thomas.
	Volume 4, No. 4 \| Fall 1991 ($40) CONTENTS Remembering Glover and His Rookwood The Forest and the Trees (Part I) The Passionate Pirate and the Passionate Promoter (Part I) Parson's Pleasure (Part I) Peter Voulkos and Rudy Autio at Archie Bray Valerie Weiselthier in America Keeping the Fire Alive: Decorating Ceramics COVER Standard Glaze Vase by Albert Valentien, ca. 1893. Photo courtesy of Cincinnati Art Galleries.
	Volume 5, No. 1 \| Winter 1992 ($40) CONTENTS The Heir Apparent: An Interview with Gustav Stickley's Grandson Theodore Deck: Master Potter Parson's Pleasure Did Frank Lloyd Wright and Elbert Hubbard know each other? The Passionate Promoter: Thomas Mosher The Forest and the Trees COVER Arts & Crafts interior. Photograph by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 5, No. 2 \| Spring 1992 ($40) CONTENTS A Matter of Individual Regard The Artist and His Model Grove Park V Craftsman Architecture Women and the Private Press Movement Rough-hewn Elegance COVER Grueby Art Pottery. Photograph by Ray Stubblebine.
	Volume 5, No. 3 \| Summer 1992 ($40) CONTENTS Reproductions in Perspective: Commercialism and Our New Arts & Crafts Movement Will History Repeat Itself? An Argument for Reproductions There's Gold in them Clones! Spirit Designs the Creation The Buying Public has the Power Reproductions and the Antiques Market COVER Contemporary Arts & Crafts Wallpaper by Carol Mead.
	Volume 5, No. 4 \| Fall 1992 ($40) CONTENTS The Phenomenal Mr. Liberty: Arthur Lasenby Liberty DocOhrMentary Re-issues and the Spirit of the Arts & Crafts Movement Back to Basics Other Paths: A Sampler of European Arts & Crafts COVER: Pewter and Glass Bowl and Tankard designed by Archibald Knox. By Liberty and Co., ca. 1905 Photo by Richard P. Goodbody, Inc.
	Volume 6, No. 1 \| Winter 1993 ($40) CONTENTS Dard Hunter: Roycroft Artist The Heintz Connection: Otto Heintz and his Art Metal Shop Cotemporary Architecture with a Nod to Arts & Crafts Footnotes COVER The illustration is a wedding portrait of Dard Hunter by Jules M. Gaspard, a Roycroft artist. Also chow is an initial from Rip Van Winkle by Washington Irving, and Hunter's cover for Elbert Hubbards' Journeys.
	Volume 6, No. 2 \| Spring 1993 ($40) CONTENTS Dirk van Erp: Warty Pots Art & Crafts and Its Home Filling Spaces: A Short Story Marblehead Pottery Rediscovering Frederick E. Walrath (Part I) The Oakland Museum Show: A Review COVER Vase illustrating the complexity of texture and color achieved in the late warty pieces from the Dirk van Erp studio.
	Volume 6, No. 3 \| Summer 1993 ($40) CONTENTS The Total Picture: Artists' Frames of the Arts & Crafts Era The English Art & Crafts Movement Light and Line: The Art of Forest Emerson Mann How Walrath Marked His Work (Part II) The Use of Symbolism in Arts & Crafts Pottery: Discovering a Hidden Overbeck Treasure COVER Photo provided by Thames and Hudson, London, England.
	Volume 6, No. 4 \| Fall 1993 ($40) CONTENTS The Spirit of the Times: American Arts & Crafts Furniture When It Snow In The Bronx and Rains at Hilton Head: A Short Story by Aurthur S. Cobin C.R. Ashbee and the Essex House Press Arts & Crafts Symposium Review COVER Photo provided by Thames and Hudson, London, England.
	Volume 7, No. 4 \| Fall 1994 ($40) CONTENTS Setting the Style: The Look of Things to Come Trenton's Belleef: Discovery and Triumph in American Ceramic Art Humanism and the Arts & Crafts Revival: The Lives of the Dawsons and Their Real and Spiritual Descendants Charles Fergus Binns: Sales Manager at Royal Worcester to the Father of American Studio Ceramics The Pardonging of Elbert Hubbard Antique Show Etiquette COVER Vase by Willets Manufacturing Company. Photograph courtesy of Lenox, Inc.
	Volume 9, No. 2 \| Spring 1996 ($40) CONTENTS Gustav Stickley's Legacy: The Craftsman Home The Handcrafted Encaustic Tiles of Carreaux du Nord Going Online to Find the Virtual Arts & Crafts Community Arts and Crafts Tuition Another Look at Art Pottery COVER Kerry Lange's redesigned "Green Room," just one of the completed projects his Alberta, Canada home.
	Volume 10, No. 4 \| Fall 1997 ($10) CONTENTS California Arts & Crafts Pottery: Interviews with Jim West & Bob Noble Thomas Wheatley's Arts & Crafts Pottery: Innovator or Copycat? Keramic Studio: Promoting the Arts & Crafts Aesthetic Newcomb Pottery Aesthetic Ceramic Achievement: In England's Severn Gorge Mr. Cowan's Pottery: How One Man's Vision Shaped a Generatio of Potters Henry Varnum Poor's: Ten Nights in a Bar Room COVER An outdoor scene featuring a Wheatley vase. Photograph by David Rago..
	Volume 12, No. 1 \| Winter 1999 ($40) CONTENTS The Grove Part Inn: An Arts & Crafts Legacy Palm Trees and Banana Leaves: Pottery Decoration in Subtropical New Orleans A Note on Bisque and George Ohr's Modernity A Practical Spirituality: Merchandising Mountain Handicraft Examining A&C Furniture: How to Detect Repairs and Their Level of Difficulty COVER Original Color Print of the Grove Park Inn. By Yoshiko Yamamoto.
	Volume 13, No. 3 \| Spring 2000 ($40) CONTENTS Knox Clocks: A&C Ceramics at UND Tiffany’s Chapel: Glorious Restoration Recalling Dirk’s Daughter Tale of a Tileworks: FSTC Lillian Nassau: Revival Best of the Rest: Charles Stickley COVER: Archibald Knox, Great Clock. Pewter and Abalone. Circa 1902-95. Photo courtesy of Christie’s Images.