On the need for the establishment of country schools of arts and crafts
A 1906 London pamphlet by C. R. Ashbee, printed by the Essex House Press, arguing for country schools of arts and crafts, illustrated with photographs of the Campden School of Arts and Crafts, its classes, gallery and gardens. The photographs show students at work in workshops and classrooms, a display gallery of metalwork and small objects, and a garden with figures among trees, a useful reference for early twentieth-century Arts and Crafts settings and dress.
