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. Electronic Editon on DVD The Craftsman Magazine 183 magazines on DVD 25,000+ total pages (three covers are missing) PLUS! 11 Additional Craftsman Books Gustav Stickley, was a master craftsman, furniture designer, architect and publisher, who was largely responsible for the American Arts & Crafts style of architecture during the first twenty years of the twentieth century which is known today as simply "Craftsman" or "Craftsman Homes." His plans offered the designs for houses based on the ideals of beauty, simplicity, utility and organic harmony. Gustav showed his designs and ideas through his magazine The Craftsman, publishing descriptions and drawings of homes beginning in 1901, and later on his two classic books: Craftsman Homes (1909) and More Craftsman Homes (1912). Published monthly between Oct 1901 and Dec 1916, Gustav Stickley's The Craftsman was "the bible" of the Arts and Crafts Movement in the United States, which emphasized spare design, hand-crafting, and the importance of the individual craftsman. The Craftsman contain hundreds of Craftsman Home Design Plans on bungalows, cement houses, club houses, Craftsman homes, cottages, farm houses, plaster houses, rustic cabins, shingled houses, summer camp homes, summer homes, and others. Also shows hundreds of Craftsman Home Furniture Designs on beds, benches, bookcases, cabinets, chairs, chests, closets, cupboards, desks, dressers, mantels, racks, screens, shelves, stools, tables, wardrobes, and more. The Craftsman magazine, a total of 31 volumes or 183 issues, remains one of the most complete resources for scholars, professionals, collectors and others interested in the Arts and Crafts Movement. Includes a fully searchable index of all issues. 1901 November 1901 December 1902 January 1902 February 1902 March 1902 April 1902 May 1902 June 1902 July 1902 August 1902 September 1902 October 1902 November 1902 December 1903 January 1903 February 1903 March 1903 April 1903 May 1903 June 1903 July 1903 August 1903 September 1903 October 1903 November 1903 December 1904 January 1904 February 1904 March 1904 April 1904 May 1904 June 1904 July 1904 August 1904 September 1904 October 1904 November 1904 December 1905 January 1905 February 1905 March 1905 April 1905 May 1905 June 1905 July 1905 August 1905 September 1905 October 1905 November 1905 December 1906 January 1906 February 1906 March 1906 April 1906 May 1906 June 1906 July 1906 August 1906 September 1906 October 1906 November 1906 December 1907 January 1907 February 1907 March 1907 April 1907 May 1907 June 1907 July 1907 August 1907 September 1907 October 1907 November 1907 December 1908 January 1908 February 1908 March 1908 April 1908 May 1908 June 1908 July 1908 August 1908 September 1908 October 1908 November 1908 December 1909 January 1909 February 1909 March 1909 April 1909 May 1909 June 1909 July 1909 August 1909 September 1909 October 1909 November 1909 December 1910 January 1910 February 1910 March 1910 April 1910 May 1910 June 1910 July 1910 August 1910 September 1910 October 1910 November 1910 December 1911 January 1911 February 1911 March 1911 April 1911 May 1911 June 1911 July 1911 August 1911 September 1911 October 1911 November 1911 December 1912 January 1912 February 1912 March 1912 April 1912 May 1912 June 1912 July 1912 August 1912 September 1912 October 1912 November 1912 December 1913 January 1913 February 1913 March 1913 April 1913 May 1913 June 1913 July 1913 August 1913 September 1913 October 1913 November 1913 December 1914 January 1914 February 1914 March 1914 April 1914 May 1914 June 1914 July 1914 August 1914 September 1914 October 1914 November 1914 December 1915 January 1915 February 1915 March 1915 April 1915 May 1915 June 1915 July 1915 August 1915 September 1915 October 1915 November 1915 December 1916 January 1916 February 1916 March 1916 April 1916 May 1916 June 1916 July 1916 August 1916 September 1916 October 1916 November 1916 December Additional Craftman Books Catalogue of craftsman furniture made by Gustav Stickley at The Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, N.Y. (1909) Catalogue of Craftsman furniture made by Gustav Stickley at the Craftsman Workshops, Eastwood, N.Y. (1910) Chips from the Craftsman workshops. (1907) Craftsman fabrics and needlework from the Craftsman workshops. (1906-07 Craftsman furnishing for the home (1912) Craftsman furnishings furniture, leathers, metal-work, fabrics and needle-work made only by Gustav Stickley. (1905 Craftsman furnishings for the home made by Gustav Stickley, The Craftsman, Inc., Eastwood, N. Y. (1912) Craftsman homes 1909 More Craftsman homes (1912) Supplement to catalogue D. (1905) Twenty-four Craftsman houses, with floor plans. (1911 Can I print the books? YES, you can print a single page or the entire book. Can I adjust the page size? YES, the page size can be increased many times larger or smaller to fit your reading style, or to examine illustrations in more detail. Can I copy pictures and illustrations from the books? YES, you can copy images from the e-book for use in other programs. Do I need an Internet connection to use the ebook? NO, the e-book is self -contained and does not require an Internet connection. Does the ebook every "expire"? NO, the e-book does not expire, once you buy it it's your's. This auction is for an e-book on DVD Please check our other items. This item is Windows AND Mac compatible, it requires the FREE Adobe Acrobat Reader, version 6 or higher. MOST modern computers already have this software installed but for those who do not it is available FREE from the official website or our website.

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