Highlights : Art : Arts and Crafts

Subcategory Arts and Crafts contains 17 item(s).

	Kelley's blacksmith sign c. 1900 1975.07 Cornelius Kelley hung this iron sign in front of his blacksmith shop in Deerfield, Massachusetts at the turn of the 20th century.
	"Witch" basket 1901-1910 1976.02 The black and orange cats and jack-o-lanterns woven into this raffia basket made during Deerfield, Massachusetts' arts and crafts movement led its owner to call it her "witch basket."
	Shoes with buckles c. 1910 1978.37 A Deerfield, Massachusetts resident commissioned a Deerfield artisan to make a pair of silver shoe buckles in an effort to "colonialize" this pair of leather shoes.
	Blueberry basket 1913 1983.08 Hand-woven reed basket produced during the Arts and Crafts movement.
	Wallhanging-Rose Tree 1910-1916 1992.03 This Japanese-inspired hanging depicting a rose tree was produced by the Deerfield Society of Blue and White Needlework and exhibited in arts and crafts shows.
	"Potter's Assistant" c. 1911 1996.14.0322.01 Frances and Mary Allen of Deerfield, Massachusetts, often documented artisans in Deerfield's Arts and Crafts Movement.
	"Palm Leaf Basket Maker" c. 1902 1996.14.1029.01-.02 The Deerfield Basket Makers coordinated many Deerfield, Masachusetts, women to create and sell baskets in the early 20th century.
	Deerfield Society of Blue and White Needlework 1900-1903 1996.14.1095 The emphasis in the Deerfield, Massachusetts, Society of Blue and White Needlework was on hand production in a home as opposed to mass production in a factory setting.
	Margaret Christine Whiting (1860-1946) c. 1895 1996.14.1628.01-.02 Margaret C. Whiting (1860-1946) co-authored "Wild Flowers of the Northeast" with fellow artist Ellen Miller in the year this photograph was taken.
	Pocumtuck Basket Makers 1901 1996.14.1710 In Deerfield, Massachusetts, women of all ages wove raffia and grass baskets during the Arts and Crafts movement.