History of Furniture Design test 3

Who was the Man who designed the "Red House" for William Morris along with the furniture inside?

English Arts and crafts believed in what

Thonet produced 15,000 pieces a day by 1900

Gaudi's work for Casa Calvet was modeled to match which part of the building

what was the packing method that Thonet used to ship his chairs

Where did Mackintosh Go to School where he Met the "Glasgow Four"

What are the Two opposing cultural trends that took place int the 19th century

What furniture piece was made famous in the Victorian period for a couple and chaperone to be sitting at once

What was Boston School Known for?

American Arts and crafts believed in what

Which one of these is not One fo the "Seven Lamps of Architecture" by Ruskin

What was Newport school known for?

John Henry Belter was most famous for his Wood Lamination

Who was the most influential theorist of the English arts and Crafts Movement

Greene and Greene were inspired by Japanese Design and Joinery

Which of Two those Victorian periods were most popular in England?

Which were homes in Early American known for (pick 2)

what method would gaudi do to test the structure of his arches

What symbol was used repeatedly in Mackintosh's designs

What was William Morris' Occupations (choose all that apply)

Why was wattle and daub not practical in Early colonial American architecture?

what are the American schools of furniture design

Why were Windsor chairs painted black?

Which of these are examples of a Stick/ Thrown Chair

What was unique about Casa Battlo's floor plan

What changes did the Industrial revolution have that effected the general population

What were the characteristics of the middle class during the victorian period?

Which of those Victorian periods were most popular in America?

Why were Windsor Chairs made from Different Woods

Who were the Two most famous American Arts and Crafts Manufacturers

What period was early american furniture patterned after

Thonet was famous for what production method of furniture

John Henry Belter worked in What Victorian Sub-Style

Thonet simplified furniture shipping by doing what 2 things?

What was the favored wood in the American Arts and Crafts Movement?

Who was the famous designer from the Gothic Revival - Victorian era?

What production method was made famous by Gustav Stickley

What Joinery Method was utilized by Greene and Greene in their furniture production

Tea rooms starting appearing around Glasgow due to the Temperance movement

what are the five sub-styles of Victorian Furniture

Women became in charge of decorating the home in the Victorian era

What was the Philadelphia school of furniture known for?