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Walter Morris
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Living Maya
Looks at the daily life and culture of the modern Maya people and discusses the connections with the civilization of their ancient ancestors.
Presencia maya
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William Morris to Whistler
WILLIAM MORRIS TO WHISTLER PREFACE OF the collected papers and addresses which form this book, the opening one upon William Morris was composed of an address to the Art Workers Guild, an article which appeared in The Progressive Review, at the instance of Mr. J. A. Hobson, and a longer illustrated article written for The Century Magazine, and now reprinted with the illustrations by permission of Messrs. Charles Scribners Sons, to whom my thanks are due. The Socialist Ideal as a New Inspiration in Art was written for The International Review, when it appeared under the editorship of Dr. Rudolph Broda, as the English edition of Docu ments du Progres. The English Revival in Decorative Art ap pe...
Great Masters of Decorative Art: Burne-Jones, Morris, and Crane
In this superb hardcover volume, each artist receives a separate section featuring more than 30 pages of art and text. Explorations of work methods and artistic directions include direct input from the individuals.
From Weimar Philosemite to Nazi Apologist
In 1922, the German nationalist writer Walter Bloem (1868-1951) published "Die Brüderlichkeit" ("Brotherhood"), a political novel strongly opposed to racism, antisemitism, and extremism. The novel aroused passionate controversy: nationalist leaders rejected his philosemitism and viewed him as a renegade; liberals and socialists hailed his stand against antisemitism but rejected his conservatism and nationalism; Jews welcomed his stand but were troubled by Bloem's perpetuation of central aspects of the antisemites' image of the Jew. Discusses the origins of Bloem's philosemitism and his moral decline and subsequent support for Nazi "völkisch" ideology. In 1938 he joined the Nazi Party, he propounded National Socialist doctrine, and accepted without protest the Nazis' persecution of the Jews.
