A
fully illustrated annual journal contains authorative articles based on
original research usually collected around a particular theme or topic.
With at least 100 pages and over 100 illustrations, many in colour, the
Journal is of permanent scholarly value to both institutions and collectors.
There is a full cumulative index of past Journals, most of which are still
available.
Back numbers are available through:
Richard
Dennis Publications, The Old Chapel, Shepton Beauchamp, Ilminster,
Somerset. TA19 OLE.
Tel +44 (0) 1460 240044.
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| Journal 31 |
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- THE ARCHITECT AS FURNITURE DESIGNER: Bernard E Smith, Sharon Goodman
- PUTTING TOGETHER THE PIECES: The Century Guild of Artists Room at the Royal Jubilee Exhibition, Manchester, 1887 and its work at Pownall Hall
Stuart Evans
- PORTRAIT OF A STUDIO: George Faulkner Armitage and his apprentices
Gill Fitzpatrick
- JUGENDSTIL RETURNS TO DARMSTADT
Dr Wolfgang Gluber
- GLOWING WITH WARMTH: The History of the Electric Fire in Britain
Robin Wyatt
- TWENTIETH CENTURY CERAMICS FROM VIETRI:
A Melting Pot of Styles and Influences
Stella Cragie
- DESIGN UNDER THE MICROSCOPE : THE FESTIVAL PATTERN GROUP 1951
The Council of Industrial Design and the Mechanics of Industrial Liaison
Tom McGill
- ROUGHCAST TEXTURES WITH COSMIC OVERTONES: A survey of British Murals, 1945-80
Lynn Pearson
- EAST, WEST: The Andrew McIntosh Patrick Collection
Max Donnelly
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| Journal 30 |
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- JUDITH CROUCH
Prince Albert, Sir William Cubitt and a Meissen vase from the Great Exhibition
- DONNA CORBIN
A Most Exquisite Display: European Ceramics at the Centennial Exhibition
- MAX DONNELLY and BRIAN D. COLEMAN
The Colemans and Mintons Art Pottery in British and American Collections
- MAX DONNELLY
A Private American Collection of American and European Decorative Arts, 1870-1900
- Dr AILSA BOYD
‘The Decoration of Houses’: The American Homes of Edith Wharton
- MARGARET HALL
The ‘remarkable encounter’ between George Walton and James Morton: designs for Morton Sundour Fabrics Ltd
- ROBERT PRESCOTT-WALKER
Conrad Dressler in America – A Potter turns Entrepreneur
- PEYTON SKIPWITH
Mitchell Wolfson Jr.: Collecting for the Wolfsonian
- DOROTHY BOSOMWORTH
Albert Paley – Metalsmith Extraordinaire
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- Review of the year 2004-2005
- Introduction
- Dr Christopher Dresser: a
commercial designer in the Victorian Art World, Charlotte Gere
- Christopher Dresser and the
use of contemporary science: Stuart Durant
Dresser and Owen Jones, Charles Newton
- 'We may borrow what is good
from all peoples': Christopher Dresser and Islamic art, Francesca
Vanke Altman
- The evolution of Christopher
Dresser's 'Art Botanical' depiction of nature: Ken Tadashi
Oshima
- Design and manufacture: evidence
from the Dixon & Sons calculation books, Judy Rudoe
- Christopher Dresser: from design to retail
in the late 19th century, Peter Rose
- The death of Christopher Dresser in Mulhouse, Bernard Jacqué
- More on Dresser in the United
Estates, David A. Taylor
- 'The Dadocracy' and other humorous reations to
'aesthetic' interior decoration, David A. Taylor
with Charlotte Gere
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