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THE CRAFTSMAN
VOLUME XVIII                   MAY, 1910                             NUMBER
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Robert Henri: American Painter    From a Photograph by Zaida Ben Yusuf
                                                                    Frontispiece
The Story of Ching Wong, the Craftsman                 By Walter A. Dyer
   155
The New York Exhibition of Independent Artists            By Robert Henri
160
Illustrated
The Untilled Field: A Poem        *            By Edward Wilbur Mason   
   172
Modern Country Homes in England                          By Barry Parker
   173
Number Two
Illustrated
The Smell of Paint                              By Charles Battell Loomis
  183
Compensation: A Poem                            By Charles Hanson Towne 
   186
Cotiperative Stores in England .   .    .     ..           By The Editor
   187
A System of Economical Distribution that Has Solved the Problem of High Prices
Some Buildings of Our Own Time       .    ..*. 194
The Work of William L. Price, an Architect Who Stands by His Own Beliefs
Illustrated
Valencia, the City of the Dust               By Zenobia Camprubi-Aymar  
   206
Where Sorolla Lives and Works
Illustrated
Making Good Homes Possible for even the Very Poor    .    .    .       .
   219
A Philanthropy Conducted on Strict Business Principles
Some French and Flemish Tapestries                   *      .           
   225
From the Pierpont Morgan Collection
Illustrated
Among the Craftsmen
Two Craftsman Houses, Both to Be Built of Cement on Metal Lath  *.232
Illustrated
A Concrete House Designed for Life in a Warm Sunny Climate  By Charles Alma
Byers  240
Illustrated
Two Seaside Cottages Built of Concrete                    *             
   244
Illustrated
Photographing without a Camera                          .    By Eva Dean
   248
Illustrated
A Garden for the First Year                             .By Vivian Burnett
256
Willow Baskets that Show the True Spirit of Handicraft .                
   262
Illustrated
Leather Work as a Handicraft for Home Workers             .             
   268
Illustrated
Craftsman Designs for Home Cabinetmakers and Metal Workers              
   272
Illustrated
Needlework Showing Adaptation of the Craftsman Designs         .        
   280
Illustrated
Als ik Kan                                .         .        By The Editor
282
Notes: Reviews                            ...                           
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 Copyright, 1910. by Gustav Stickley        Entered June 6. 1906. at New
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