The Craftsman an Illustrated Monthly Magazine in the Interest of Better Art, Better Work, and a Better and More Reasonable Way of Living. Bound Vol. 12, Apr., 1907 – Sept., 1907 Author: Gustav Stickley Publication Information: Gustav Stickley, Publisher, New York City. Additional Information: 712 pages plus content list in the front and index for vol. 18 in the back which includes a topic and name list. Summary: Contents include: - Als ik Kan (in multiple issues)
- Architecture, Costa Rica’s Native: A Lesson in Simple Construction and Beautiful Effects Campbell Macleod
- Architecture, The Trail of Japanese Influence in Our Modern Domestic. Henrietta P. Keith
- Art, the Leaven of. Bliss Carman
- As a Bird in Springtime: A Poem. Elsa Barker
- Bear, The Taming of the. Paul Harboe
- Beauty in the City House: Possibilities of
- Beauty, The Right to. See Home Department, Our
- Be Silent on Your Blind Side. Ernest Crosby
- Bird, The: A Poem. Elsa Barker
- Blount, Godfrey. See Home Department, Our
- Book Reviews (in multiple issues)
- Borglum, Solon H.: Sculptor of American Life: An Artist Who Knows the Value of “Our Incomparable Materials”. Selene Ayer Armstrong
- Bourgeois Spirit in America, The. Grace Latimer Jones
- Bread, The Conquest of: Prince Kropotkin’s Views on the Relation of Art to Life, Science to Labor and Machinery to the Domestic Problem
- Brigman, Annie W. See Studies from the Camera of Annie W. Brigman. Some Symbolic Nature
- Broadcast. Ernest Crosby
- Bronzes, Marvelous, Three Thousand Years Old, Found in Ancient Graves and Among Family Treasures in China. Dr. Berthold Laufer
- Butte, Montana, Betterment of. See Redeeming the Ugliest Town on Earth
- Cabinet Work, Home Training in
- Carducci, Giosue, The Simplicity of: Italy’s Greatest Modern Poet. Raffaele Simboli
- Child Life, Two Little Poems of. Isabella Howe Fiske
- Child Wage-Earners in England: Why the Half-Time System Has Failed to Solve the Problem. Mary Rankin Cranston
- Children, Crippled. See Deformed, Work for the
- Children of Fairyland, The School. Henry C. Myers, Ph.D.
- Chimneypieces, Some Craftsman, Any One of Which Might Furnish the Keynote for an Entire Scheme of Decoration
- Church, The Socialized, What It Is Doing for the Welfare, Comfort and Happiness of the People. Mary Rankin Cranston
- Coburn, Alvin Langdon. See Photography as One of the Fine Arts
- Deformed: Work for the: What Is Being Done to Make Crippled Children Useful Members of Society. Mertice M’Crea Buck
- Doukhobors of Canada, The: A Community of Siberian Exiles which Is Being Brought to Great FinanSI Prosperity by a Russian Cap-tam of Industry. Katharine Louise Smith
- Dressmaking, Home, The Natural Outcome of Simple Living: Happiness of a Home-Made Trousseau. See Home Department, Our
- Dressmaking, Raising the Standard of. See Home Department, Our
- Economy, Political, of Saving Babies’ Lives: Practical Method of Improving Cities’ Milk Supplies. John Spargo
- Exiles, Siberian. See Doukhobors of Canada, The.
- Festivals, Religious. See Hopi, Festivals of the
- Festivals, School See Work and Play, A Lesson in the Association of
- Folk of the Desert, The Primitive: Splendid Physical Development That Yet Shows Many of the Characteristics of an Earlier Race than Our Own. Frederick Monsen
- Furniture, Craftsman Willow. See Home Department, Our
- Garden in Kent, Rose, Mrs. Burnett’s: Evolved From a Centuries-Old Orchard. Mary Fanton Roberts
- Gardens, School. See Method for School Gardens, The Hartford
- Greet, Ben and His Merry Woodland Players, Under the Greenwood Tree with: Their Happiness in the Simple Thincs of Life a Lesson in the Joy of Living. Selene Ayer Armstrong
- Haslemere, Peasant Industries at See Home Department, Our
- Herter, Albert. See Panels, Some Decorative, by Albert Herter.
- Higgins, Eugene: An American Artist Whose Work Upon Canvas Depicts the Derelicts of Civilization as Do the Tales of Maxim Gorky in Literature. John Spargo
- His Message. From “Plain Talk”. Ernest Crosby
- Home Department, Our (in multiple issues)
- Home, A Fifteen - Hundred - Dollar, that Is Both Comfortable and Beautiful
- Homes, American, Spontaneous Archtectural Expression Shown in the Building of
- Hopi, Festivals of the: Religion the Inspiration and Dancing an Expression in All Their National Ceremonies. Frederick Monsen
- Hopi Indians See Folk of the Desert, The Primitive
- House, A Craftsman: Series of 1907: No. IV.; No. V.
- Housekeeping, A More Simple Way of. See Home Department, Our
- House of Dr. Albert Soiland at Los Angeles. See Home Department
- House of Fine Detail That Conforms to the Hillside on Which It Is Built. Una Nixon Hopkins
- House of Harmonies, A: the Effect of a Happy Combination of Personal Interest and Professional Skill
- Houses, Four Country, Built in a Strip of Woodland, Which So Far As Possible Has Been Left Untouched
- House, The Deserted: A Poem. Agnes Lee
- How an Archaeologist Became a Craftsman and Developed a New Art Industry. Edward W. Hocker
- How the Hopi Build Their Dwellings. See Pueblos of the Painted Desert
- Humphreys, Albert: American Painter and Sculptor. John Spargo
- Industries, Peasant. See Haslemere, Handicrafts of English Peasants at. See Home Department, Our
- Ingratitude, The Friend’s: A Story. Paul Harboe
- Kasebier, Gertrude, A Study of the Work of. See Photography as an Emotional Art
- Lace Workers of the Italian Quarter of New York. See Story of a Transplanted Industry, The
- Leather Work, A Practical Lesson in. See Home Department, Our
- Libraries. Traveling: How Free Books Are Sent to Remote Country Districts: Their Significance in Our Civilization. Georgia H. Reynolds
- Love and Labor: From “Swords and Plowshares”. Ernest Crosby
- Lover, A Little: A Poem. Laura Campbell
- Love’s Patriot: A Poem. Ernest Crosby
- Luks. George. An American Painter of Great Originality and Force, Whose Art Relates to All the Experiences and interests of Life. John Spargo
- Marionettes. See Where the Players Are Marionettes
- Method for School Gardens, The Hartford: Vacation Times Where Work and Play Are Happily Combined. Stanley Johnson • Milk Supply. Cities’. See Economy, Political, of Saving Babies’ Lives
- Mirabelle, The Light Feet of: A Story Katharine Metcalf Roof
- Music From the Ojibway’s Point of View : Art an Unknown Word to These Primitive People, and Song a Part of Everyday Living. Frederick Burton
- Notes (in multiple issues)
- Ojibway, Music. See Music from the Ojibway’s Point of View
- Panels, Some Decorative, by Albert Herter, Which Are a Biting Satire on Modern Hvper-Luxurious Society. Giles Edgerton
- Peasant of Ollerup, The Old: A Story. Paul Harboe
- Perrine, Van Bearing: A New American Painter of Nature’s Elemental Forces. John Spargo
- Photography as One of the Fine Arts: The Camera Pictures of Alvin Langdon Coburn a Vindication of This Statement. Giles Edgerton
- Photography as an Emotional Art: A Study of the Work of Gertrude Kasebier. Giles Edgerton
- Picardy: A Quiet Simple Land of Dreamy Beauty, Where Artists Find Much to Paint. Jane Quigley
- Portrait from Life, A. Susan Corey
- Prayer of the Brain-Spinners: A Poem. Helen M. Bullis
- Present for Teacher, A: A Story. Grace L. Collin
- Pueblos of the Painted Desert: How the Hopi Build Their Community Dwellings on the Cliffs. Frederick Monsen
- Raising the Standard of Efficiency in Work: Practical Training Given by The Manhattan Trade School for Girls. Clarence L. Osgood
- Redeeming the Ugliest Town on Earth. Helen Fitzgerald Sanders
- Regeneration of Ikey, The: The Story of a School Where Dull or Vicious Little Brains Are Awakened by Training the Hands to Useful Work. John Spargo
- Restoring His Self-Respect: A Story. Frank H. Sweet
- Roofings, Wood, Mineral and Metal. See Roofs, Tiled
- Roofs, Tiled: The Kind of Buildings to Which They Are Suited and a Method of Construction That Makes Them Practical as Well as Picturesque. Arthur Jerome Eddy
- Rug Weaving, Simple, The Technique of. Mabel Tuke Priestman
- Saloon, British Substitutes for the : A Wise Method of Making the Sale of Liquor Undesirable. Mary Rankin Cranston
- School, Trade, for Girls. See Raising the Standard of Efficiency in Work
- Siegfried’s Second Rhine Journey. Katharine Metcalf Root
- Sign, The: A Poem. Agnes Lee
- Spirits, The Three: A Poem. Elsa Barker
- Spring, A Hint of: A Poem. Agnes Lee
- Springtime: A Poem. Jean Montgomery Martin
- Story of a Transplanted Industry, The: Lace Workers of the Italian Quarter of New York. Elizabeth A. Irwin
- Studies from the Camera of Annie W. Brigman, Some Symbolic Nature. Emily J. Hamilton
- Struggle, The. Valeria De Mude Kelsey
- Success: A Poem. John Albee
- Tiles, Mission. See Roofs, Tiled
- Vallotton, M. Felix, The Unusual Woodcuts of. Gardner C. Teall
- Watch in the Night, A : A Poem. Isabella Howe Fiske
- Where the Players Are Marionettes and the Age of Chivalry Is Born Again in a Little Italian Theater in Mulberry Street. Elizabeth Irwin
- “Whom the Gods’ Love”: A Story Carolyn. Sherwin Bailey
- Windows, Interesting, Importance of. See Home Department, Our
- Window, The Romance of the: How It Can Be Used Practically to Redeem Modern City Dwellings from Monotonous Ugliness. Esther Matson
- Woman, The Other: A Story. Paul Harboe
- Women Sweep the Streets in Munich, and Seem to Enjoy Outdoor Work
- Woodcuts. See Vallotton, The Unusual Woodcuts of
- World, My: A Poem. Eva L. Ogden
- Work and Play, A Lesson in the Association of: What Children Learn from School Festival. Peter W. Dykema
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