The craftsman
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Gustav Stickley, Editor
The craftsman
Vol. XV, Number 4
New York, N.Y.: Gustav Stickley, January 1909
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Contents
[Title page] The craftsman, p. iii
Contents, pp. iii-iv
Progress in our national art must spring from the development of individuality of ideas and freedom of expression: a suggestion for a new art school, Henri, Robert pp. 387-401
The Christ, Donnay, Maurice p. 401
Is our art a betrayal rather than an expression of American life?, Sullivan, Louis H. pp. 402-404
The touch of beauty, Barker, Elsa p. 404
Nationalism in opera: characteristic racial expression of the three operatic countries, Roof, Katharine pp. 405-419
Riches, Coll., Aloysius p. 419
The great man: a story, Middleton, George pp. 420-425
The ships of all ages in F. D. Millet's mural decorations in the Baltimore Custom House, Mechlin, Leila pp. 426-435
Contours, Gale, Zona p. 435
Reform for the truant boy in industrial training and farming: an effort to improve existing laws and lessen the evil, Harcourt, Charles pp. 436-446
Ibenese, the provider: a story, Burton, Frederick R. pp. 447-453
The reclamation service: our greatest agency for home making, Lindsay, Forbes pp. 454-465
Our need for industrial education: what it would mean to have vocational schools added to the public school system, MacDonald, M. Irwin pp. 466-471
Two Craftsman houses: a plaster dwelling that is suitable for either town or country, and a farmhouse, pp. 472-481
A mission bungalow in Southern California, Gaut, Helen Lukens pp. 481-[484]
[A summer cottage in the Ohio woods], Roberts, Edward A. pp. [485]-488
Dyeing silks: number VII, Pellew, Charles pp. 489-492
Als ik kan: danger of too much system in education, as opposed to the real training that comes from direct experience, Stickley, Gustav pp. 493-495
Notes, pp. 495-506
Reviews, pp. 506-512 ff.
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