Magazine: "The Craftsman", February 1916, Vol. XXIX, No. 5. Published by Gustav Stickley, designer and manufacturer of Craftsman-style furnishings and proponent of the Arts and Crafts movement. The article features blue and yellow coloring and black text with the name, date, and issue on the spine and title at the top of the front cover, image of a duck or swan in water near a tree at center, and titles of major articles at bottom. Features included: an article by architect Bertram Goodhue (known for the Los Angeles Public Library in 1926) on the home of the future; the standing of music in America by Leopold Stokowski; a churchyard garden; room planning, and children and art. In fair condition with cover wear, creases, and tears and page discoloration. There are two stamps on the front cover from the Los Angeles County Public Library.
Lexicon
LOC Thesaurus for Graphic Materials
Architecture
Search Terms
Documentary Artifact, Magazines (periodicals), Arts and Crafts movement, Music, classical
