An endeavor towards the teaching of John Ruskin and William Morris : being a brief account of the work, the aims, and the principles of the Guild of Handicraft in East London
An 1901 London account by C. R. Ashbee, printed at Essex House Press and published by E. Arnold, describing the Guild of Handicraft in East London and its debt to Ruskin and Morris for craft-based teaching. The pictures are black-and-white woodcut-style decorative initials, a building view with pedestrians, and a flower ornament, showing how Arts and Crafts designers used bold black masses and simple outlines that a designer could adapt for display lettering and borders.
