The craftsman
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The craftsman
Vol. VIII, Number 1
Gustav Stickley, April 1905
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Contents
[Frontispiece] Portrait of Maxim Gorky
[Title page] The craftsman, p. vii
Contents, p. vii
Maxim Gorky, the author-exile. A representative of new Russia, pp. 3-13
The Ray Memorial Library, at Franklin, Massachusetts, Sargent, Irene pp. 14-42
Two artist friends: Tommaso Juglaris and Henry H. Gallison, pp. 43-54
Art in the home and in the school: examples of mural decoration based upon Dutch types and scenes, pp. 55-60
Aphrodite, the marble mystery. Antique or modern, pp. 61-67
Fish forms in decorative art, P.-Vernenil, M. pp. 68-77
Richard William Binns, F. S. A., of the Royal Worcester Potteries, pp. 78-84
Home training in cabinet work. Practical talks upon structural wood-working. Second of the series, pp. 85-97
Craftsman house, series of 1905, number IV, pp. 98-105
Cottage homes for the workman: numbers three and four, pp. 106-111
The New York Architectural League: twentieth annual exhibition, pp. 112-[116]
Chips from the Craftsman workshops, pp. 117-118
Notes, pp. 118-119
Reviews, pp. 119-120
The open door, pp. 121-129
Acknowledgments by The craftsman to the reviewers of the public press, pp. 130-132 ff.
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