The Distinction of Being Different: Joseph P. Mchugh and the American Arts and Crafts Movement - Softcover

The Distinction of Being Different: Joseph P. Mchugh and the American Arts and Crafts Movement

Soft cover. Zustand: Fine. 1st Edition. Original illustrated paperback exhibition catalog. 64 pages. Published in conjunction with the museum exhibition held October 2, 1993, through January 30, 1994. Organized by Anna Tobin D'Ambrosio, with essays by D'Ambrosio and Leslie Greene Bowman. An illustrated study of Joseph P. McHugh (1854-1916), an influential American furniture designer and manufacturer associated with the Arts and Crafts and Mission furniture movements. Features historical photographs, original advertisements, furniture illustrations, and detailed catalog entries documenting McHugh's designs and contributions to American decorative arts. Includes discussions of McHugh's furniture production, artistic influences, and relationship to contemporary manufacturers such as Gustav Stickley. An excellent reference for collectors, furniture historians, antique dealers, and enthusiasts of American Arts and Crafts furniture. Condition: Very Good. Attractive illustrated wrappers with light visible shelf and edge wear. Interior pages appear clean and well preserved, with crisp photographic reproductions. Faint pencil notation on preliminary title page. Binding and completeness should be verified before final grading. BR SHELF 361. Artikel-Nr. ABE-1792912335784

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