Museum logo sign, 2016
Aurora Studios, Oswego, NY, manufacturer
Copper
At the Museum Of The American Arts And Crafts Movement in St Petersburg, Fl
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View of the spiral staircase at the Museum Of The American Arts And Crafts Movement from the first floor lobby
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Hall chair, c. 1900
Charles Rohlfs, American, 1853-1936, designer
Workshop of Charles Rohlfs, Buffalo, NY, manufacturer
Oak
This iconic chair demonstrates Rohlfs' mastery as designer and woodworker. The intricately carved, fretted, and sawn-out motifs are varied, confident, and inventive. But while the decorations might at first appear unrestrained, they are ordered within a tight two-dimensional grid.
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Shelf with drawer, c. 1900
Charles Rohlfs, American, 1853-1936, designer
Workshop of Charles Rohlfs, Buffalo, NY, manufacturer Oak, chestnut or elm
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Barrel chair, c. 1902
Charles Rohlfs, American, 1853-1936, designer
Workshop of Charles Rohlfs, Buffalo, NY, manufacturer
Oak, leather seat (replaced), hammered metal tacks (replaced)
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Tall clock, c. 1907
Charles Rohlfs, American, 1853-1936, designer
Workshop of Charles Rohlfs, Buffalo, NY, (case) manufacturer Elm, oak, veneer, copper, brass, iron, steel
This imaginative cabinet features exaggerated tenon-and-key joints, with elongated keys running up the sides and terminating in carved finials reminiscent of eighteenth-century American tall clocks. The keys pierce three sets of tenons, but the joints are design elements that do not perform a structural function. Their presence seemingly parodies the "structure-as-decoration" ideology of American Arts and Crafts furniture makers.
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Poppy windows from the Winton House, Wausau, WI, C. 1905
George Washington Maher, American, 1864-1926, designer
Leaded glass, wood
Created for Charles and Helen Winton's staircase landing, this group of windows features poppies, vines, and leaves meandering within a geometric design. Maher achieved subtle nuances in color and dimensional effects by incorporating different types of glass, including clear crackle for leaves, opaque white for flowers, and granite-textured for buds.
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A view of all five floors, and the skylights at the Museum Of The American Arts And Crafts Movement.
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Staircase at the Museum Of The American Arts And Crafts Movement in St Petersburg, Fl
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Pink House, Torcello, c. 1925
Margaret Jordon Patterson, American (born Indonesia), 1867-1950
Watercolor on paper board
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Water Lily, 1916
Margaret Jordon Patterson, American (born Indonesia), 1867-1950
Color woodblock print
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Studies for Water Lily, 1916
Margaret Jordon Patterson, American (born Indonesia), 1867-1950
Graphite and watercolor on paper
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Peacock panel, c. 1928
Gladding, McBean & Company, Los Angeles, CA, manufacturer
Glazed earthenware
The peacock, with its majestic stature and brilliant, eye-catching feathers, was a rich design source for the Arts and Crafts movement. In this panel, the bird's blue and green plumage is set against a background of twisting vines, echoing the shapes of his feathers. The California-based firm Gladding, McBean & Company created this 65-piece tile mural for an exterior wall of a Beverly Hills, CA, home.
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Portrait of a Young Woman by William Merritt Chase
Oil on canvas
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Purple Beach Scene, late 19th to 20th century
Edward Henry Potthast. American. 1857-1927
Watercolor and pencil on paper
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Frame designed by Stanford White

Vase with dragon, 1900
Kataro Shirayamadani, Japanese, 1865-1948, designer and maker Rookwood Pottery Company, Cincinnati, OH, manufacturer
Glazed earthenware with copper electrodeposit
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Blue Madonna
The Blue Madonna exhibit is a collaboration between Trish Duggan, and Gottfried Helnwein and is on display at the Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, Fl.
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UFO by Petr Hora
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Large Fan by Laszio Lukacsi
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Venetian Pottery Vase by Davide Salvadore
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Just Looking by Trish Duggan on display at the Imagine Museum in St. Petersburg, Fl.
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