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Greene & Greene: Design Elements for the Workshop

Name: Greene & Greene: Design Elements for the Workshop
Brand: Craven Street Books
SKU: 11038316
Price: 27.39 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Darrell Peart
ISBN: 9780941936965

Darrell Peart

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11038316

Publishers Craven Street Books, April 2006

Considered among the highest achievements of the American arts and crafts movement, Greene & Greene... Full description

Libristo code: 11038316

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Considered among the highest achievements of the American arts and crafts movement, Greene & Greene furniture was custom-built for specific interior spaces, and many of the pieces still remain in their original locations. This manual, written by a nationally recognized furniture maker, provides intermediate and advanced woodworkers with well illustrated, step-by-step instructions for classic Greene & Greene details, including ebony plugs, cloud lifts, leg indents, brackets, and pulls. A discussion of the design philosophy of the period accompanies how-to chapters, and photographs of contemporary Greene-inspired furniture provide ideas for projects. Biographical sketches are included for Charles and Henry Greene, Peter and John Hall (who built most of the furniture), and competing furniture maker Gustav Stickley.