Reference links

Here are some links to find out more information on the history of the Arts and Crafts Movement.

• Victorianweb.org
• Metmuseum.org
• Britannica.com
• Morrissociety.org
• Artmagick.com
• Typographia.org
• Megg's History of Graphic Design Textbook Fifth Edition

Present Day

Museum of the American Arts and Crafts Movement

    This Museum began in February 2015 and is planned to be finished by 2017. Funded by Rudy Ciccerallo, the museum will display his collection of fine and decrotave pieces of art from the arts and crafts movement. There will be pieces by Gustav Stickley, Charles Rohlfs, Byrdclife Colony, Dirk Van Erp, William Grueby and many more.

Author Bio's

My name is Stephen, I am currently majoring in graphic design. My whole life I have had a knack for art as I have always enjoyed drawing and exploiting many of my own ideas and talents on paper. I am inspired by the Arts and Crafts movement for the way the artists of that time believed in there work. The approach these artists had were remarkably inspirational and made a huge impact to the world of art. That kind of attitude towards artwork reflects the way I go about my own art projects. I want people to be mesmerized by the work I do in hopes that my work can leave a lasting image in the minds of the viewers.

Cailin always enjoyed art, in every shape and form. She would frequently visit art museums in the city with friends and family. The Arts and Crafts movement really intrigued her because she thought that the art showed hard work and was very organic. The leaders of The Arts and Crafts movement were very powerful and knew what they wanted, another reason why she liked this time period so much. Cailin hopes to end up at an art school and become a graphic designer.