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	Charles Eastlake - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Charles Locke Eastlake (1836 – 1906) was an architect and furniture designer.
		He popularised William Morris's notions of decorative arts in the Arts and Crafts style, becoming one of the principal exponents of the revived "Early English" or "Modern Gothic Style" that was so popular in Victorian times.
		His uncle, Sir Charles Lock Eastlake PRA (born in 1793) was an earlier Keeper of the National Gallery, from 1843 to 1847, which, today, leads to much confusion between the two men.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Charles_Eastlake (190 words)

	Eastlake
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	Michael Bogle
		The 'Art Movement' refers to the era's philosophical attempts to meld the aesthetic values of visual arts such as painting and sculpture with those of manufactured goods such as furniture, textiles and wallpapers.
		Eastlake, a trained architect and the Secretary of the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), began a periodical column of pedantic 'hints' on architecture and interior design in periodicals in the early 1860s.
		The Art Movement in Australia is a history of the transportation of the aesthetic values of Britain to its English-speaking colony in the South Pacific.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~abr/July00/bog.html (856 words)

	Charles Eastlake Furniture by art historian Dr. Lori
		Charles Locke Eastlake was the English architect and writer who popularized William Morris' notions of decorative arts in the Arts and Crafts style remaining dedicated to interior design based on forms that relate to handcraftsmanship.
		Eastlake's Hints on Household Taste in Furniture, Upholstery and other Details of 1868 showed Eastlake as an advocate toward Ruskin's Seven Lamps of Architecture and Morris' simple, straight lines and designs which were inspired by country work, executed in oak and other fruitwoods.
		Eastlake inspired the manufacturers of machine-made furniture to explore the decorative possibilities of their machines; imitating his handiwork with such things as glued on moldings and machine-reproduced architectural detail.
	www.drloriv.com /lectures/eastlake.asp (626 words)

	Furniture : Eastlake : All Items on Ruby Lane
		This piece hails from England circa 1879-1895 and is in the style of Charles Eastlake with its simple design and incised line...
		The set is fashioned in the Eastlake style and has incredible carving detail on the backs, arms, and aprons.
		This is a gorgeous Eastlake style rectangle table with an old marble top.
	search.rubylane.com /search/,id=32.5.html (938 words)

	Books, Research and Information - Arts & Crafts Home
		Clement Heaton was involved with the decoration of Eastlake's furniture and, along with A.W. Bloomfield, designed portieres and curtains for the Art Furniture Co. Heaton, Butler and Bayne, also of Garrick Street, exhibited at the 1867 Paris Exhibition.
		The founder of the Norwich firm, Charles Barnard, entered into a partnership with John Bishop in 1846; the name was changed to the final form in 1859 with the arrival of two Barnard sons.
		Recognizing the significance of the Art Movement in the nineteenth century, the manufactury established a sideline in art pottery.
	www.achome.co.uk /movements/firms.htm (7364 words)

	Arts and Crafts Movement - Charles Locke Eastlake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Eastlake advocated a return to simple, straight-line designs inspired by country work, executed in oak and various fruitwoods.
		Not surprisingly, Eastlake also inspired the manufacturers of machine-made furniture to explore the decorative possibilities of their machines; imitating his hand-work with such things as glued on moldings and machine-reproduced architectural detail.
		Eastlake disliked these imitations and publicly disavowed any association with their manufacture.
	anc.gray-cells.com /p_ce.html (241 words)

	Art:A Matter of Style:Eastlake
		In the last half of the nineteenth century, a reform movement spread through the United States.
		The new simpler style began with an idea by a man who was an architect and arts writer, not a furniture maker.
		He thought the objects in people's homes should be attractive and well made by workers who took pride in their hand work or machine work.
	www.museum.state.il.us /muslink/art/htmls/ms_eastlake.html (198 words)

	SI OAHP: SPQ: Summer 1994
		The proliferation of historical styles in furniture design was in part due to the fact that the underlying intellectual currents of romanticism and historicism dominated the literature, influenced the aesthetics, and forged the ideals of the period.
		EASTLAKE, 1870-1880 Charles Locke Eastlake was an English architect and aesthetic reformer whose famous volume, HINTS ON HOUSEHOLD TASTE IN FURNITURE, UPHOLSTERY AND OTHER DETAILS caused his name to become associated with a reduced aesthetic of rectangular outlines and shallow, incised carving.
		The ideals of the Aesthetic Movement were expressed by applying a high degree of craftsmanship with an imaginative and eclectic vocabulary of decoration drawn from disparate sources, such as Japan and medieval England.
	www.si.edu /oahp/spq/spq94u8.htm (931 words)

	The Irony of Arts and Crafts (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Charles Eastlake (1836 — 1906), another English designer, was an early proponent of the "return to simplicity" movement and touted both it and William Morris in his hugely successful book "Hints on Household Taste", first published in England in 1868 and in America in 1872.
		By the end of the 1870’s, influenced by Eastlake and the English movement, small colonies of "Arts and Crafts" artisans had established themselves in America, primarily around Boston and Cincinnati, producing small amounts of furniture and artifacts that reflected the simpler tastes and high ideals of the founders.
		But the movement in America didn’t really catch on until it was espoused by Elbert Hubbard, brother-in-law of John D. Larkin, of soap fame.
	www.aarf.com /ironys03.htm (969 words)

	MyCity - Search Results - Eastlake (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		In his book, Eastlake promotes a peculiar kind of furniture and interior decoration that was angular, notched and carved...
		Eastlake was an area heavily forested with trails throughout, but later, it was cleared...
		Eastlake is named for an English Designer Charles Locke Eastlake.
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	Designing Domesticity: The House Beautiful
		Although today considered quaintly ornate, the popular "Eastlake style" was a rejection of overwrought design, especially "unhealthy," lumbering, and heavily carved and machine-made furniture.
		Eastlake's design found much favor with the rising middle classes in the United States.
		This so-called Aesthetic movement also incorporated Oriental motifs brought to Western attention through wars in the Middle East and Far East, and through the world's fairs of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
	www.personal.kent.edu /~swajda/designing_domesticity2.htm (1494 words)

	The Militant - July 3, 2000 -- Meeting celebrates life of John Martin, communist fighter in New Zealand
		Lane was part of an effort to rebuild a branch of the League in Christchurch at that time in response to a strike by meat workers in the city.
		Prior to going to Nicaragua John was able to attend his first international gathering of the communist movement in the United States and to gain a deeper appreciation of the international character of the working-class struggle and of the communist vanguard of which he was a part.
		Tucker invited everyone to join in the effort to build the international communist movement, adding, "That is the best way to pay tribute to John Martin and the example he set." In honor of John, the 19 people at the meeting donated more than $NZ700 (US$329) to the Books for Cuba Fund.
	www.themilitant.com /2000/6426/642658.html (1642 words)

	Arts and Crafts Movement - American Arts and Crafts Movement (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Christened the Arts and Crafts movement for an 1888 exhibition, but in fact influential from about 1860 to 1920, this new style was fathered by British poet, artist, craftsman and socialist, William Morris (1834-1896).
		The Arts and Crafts movement drew inspiration from the materials themselves, emphasizing the form of the stone, and the grain of the wood.
		Often used during the Arts and Crafts movement, stained glass is a way to embrace the love of openness and light that's essential to this style.
	www.behr.com /behrx/inspiration/historical_3.jsp (915 words)

	JRT's of Sand Plum Ridge (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Alex is the product of a mating (Champion Eastlake Atticus X Sandplum Ridge Symphony) we had planned for years.
		We love the show attitude, willingness to please, and the movement on this dog above all else, but his angles are excellent, his coat is nearly perfect, he has a lovely head, short back, great bone, full dentition, and easy spannability.
		Ranger is a son of Champion Eastlake Turk and Sandplum Ridge Mystique (Misty).
	www.brightok.net /~aubry_osu/jrtofspr.html (1570 words)

	informations charles locke eastlake antique furniture (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Charles Eastlake Charles Locke Eastlake was the English architect...
		Eastlake Style furniture is frequently seen in antique shops all over the United...
		Eastlake chair -- named for furniture designer Sir Charles Locke Eastlake -- it might be worth several...
	www.finanzgenies.de /charles_locke_eastlake_antique_furniture.html (299 words)

	JAIC 1993, Volume 32, Number 2, Article 3 (pp. 119 to 128)
		A suite of ebonized cherry was described as “upholstered in maroon satin with gold cord and fringe,” a look similar to that of the Cincinnati Art Museum's Mitchell and Rammelsberg suite (Hanks 1982, 64).
		Learning quickly from Eastlake, Talbert, and Kimbel and Cabus, around 1879 Mitchell and Rammelsberg “brought over from England an [unidentified] artist in household decoration” who designed three rooms in the store in the fashionable “aesthetic” taste (quoted in Peirce 1978, 229).
		The upholstery fabrics—an elaborate aesthetic movement jacquard pattern and a solid plush, as well as gimp and fringe—were worn and faded but intact as important documents of the suite's original appearance.
	aic.stanford.edu /jaic/articles/jaic32-02-003.html (4002 words)

	WOKA Info - Detail
		This manufactured look was epitomized by furniture design known as "Eastlake." Charles Eastlake's name became synonymous with furnishings that copied ornate designs of earlier periods, but which were actually produced cheaply by machines.
		Eastlake himself was a reformer, advocating in his work Hints on Household Taste (1868) for a lighter form of decorative arts.
		The Arts and Crafts movement had great influence to the European Jugendstil / Art Nouveau especially to the Viennese Secession the Wiener Werkstaette and the Deutsche Werkbund.
	www.wokalamps.com /infos/english/designer/artsandcrafts.asp (697 words)

	Decor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The decor of the Allen House reflects the "Aesthetic Movement" of the Victorian Age.
		The credo of the vanguard of the Aesthetic Movement was "art for art's sake" and that art should be reflected in every aspect of artfully ornamented decoration.
		The decor of the Allen House Inn reflects the essence of the design philosophy of the Aesthetic Movement and is exhibited in the decor by the ornate furnishings, ceiling, wall and floor coverings and art.
	www.allenhouse.com /decor/decor.html (228 words)

	San Francisco Victorians Excerpt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Rooted in the conscious reform of furniture design and domestic interiors, and animated by opposition to the Gothic Revival, this style took its name from the London furniture designer and popular writer Sir Charles Lock Eastlake (though Eastlake himself, when told of the houses being built in California and called "Eastlake," was appalled by them).
		The Eastlake style was part of the Aesthetic Movement in England and in the Anglophile United States.
		Eastlake houses could be simple or wildly fanciful.
	www.chroniclebooks.com /Chronicle/excerpt/0811827712-e1.html (150 words)

	Stud Dogs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Eastlake Atticus is a striking 13" broken coat/tricolor dog with excellent Parson type.
		A striking tri-color dog, he has fabulous movement, wonderful disposition, and prepotency as a sire like few others in the JRT stud battery.
		Relentless, or Zipper as she was called, was a sensational bitch bred by Donna Maloney.
	www.brightok.net /~aubry_osu/studdogs.html (814 words)

	Decisive Dog Patterns
		His coat texture is simply to die for and a joy to maintain.
		Shock's contribution to a breeding program would be to improve height, length of muscle, neck, angulation, coat texture, movement, temperment, hunting instinct and headpieces.
		Shock's pedigree brings with him four generations of producing under bitches, see his full sister, Decisive Awe for an example of the type of bitch to expect from an intelligent breeding to Shock.
	decisivejrt.com /page25.html (148 words)

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		The flagship high school of the Lake Washington School District, Eastlake High School, closed for the day after chat room tirades escalated to extreme and personalized threats of violence.
		Eastlake last year was targeted by the Seattle Times for the similarity it had to Columbine.
		The press is downplaying yesterdays closing of Eastlake as a response to "just a prank." Seems the chat room threats originated at ASU where a friend of a friend's brother at Eastlake got trashed talked.
	www.arthurhu.com /99/16/sizer.txt (813 words)

	:: Arts & Crafts Movement \| At Home :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tied to the European Aesthetic movement, the Arts and Crafts movement began soon after the American Civil War, and encompassed much more than just one style of furniture or architecture.
		The increased technological capabilities of the Industrial Age, as well as a philosophic disdain for this new manufacturing age oddly coalesced, along with critics' challenges to classism and the European art establishment.
		Morris and Eastlake, for example, advocated use of one cohesive decorating style, and emphasized functional detail rather than excessive decoration of furniture.
	www.democratandchronicle.com /ads/paper/at_home/summer-fall_2003/interior/arts_crafts.html (754 words)

	Product Listing - [VICTOR]
		The Aesthetic Movement, which began around 1855 and petered out about 30 years later, rocked the block in Victorian England and America, claiming adherents including Charles Eastlake, E.W. Godwin, and Arthur Lasenby Liberty, and detractors like George du Maurier who mocked them all in Punch.
		From the more fanciful, overwrought children of Pugin to the reforms of Eastlake, Ashbee and Gimson, and through the Gothic, Japanese and Orientalist revivals, there was always something interesting afoot.
		Charlotte Gere's study examines the influences and stylistic movements and their effects upon jewelry design, and also outlines the lives and work of many of the designers themselves".
	www.joslinhall.com /bookstore/index.cgi?exact_match=no&product=[VICTOR]&cart_id=5371432.22151 (2199 words)

	Arts & Crafts Bibliography
		Eastlake, Charles L., Hints on Household Taste, The Classic Handbook of Victorian Interior Decoration, New York: Dover Publications, reprint 1986 of the 1878 edition.
		Kaplan, Wendy, "The Art that is Life": The Arts and Crafts Movement in America, 1875-1920, Boston: Little, Brown and Company and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 1987.
		Madigan, Mary Jean Smith, "The Influence of Charles Locke Eastlake on American Furniture Manufacture, 1870-90," Winterthur Portfolio 10, Charlottesville, Virginia: The University Press of Virginia, 1975.
	www.burrows.com /booknotes/biblio.html (1375 words)

	Craftsman Perspective: History of the Arts and Crafts Movement -- 1860-1910
		In 1861 the Arts and Crafts Movement got its biggest boost when Morris founded Morris, Marshall, Faulkner and Co., a furniture, design and decorative accessories company that stressed time-honored craftsmanship and natural materials.
		Craftsman guilds sprung up, most notably the Century Guild in 1882, followed in 1888 by the Guild of Handicraft and Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society, which was formed by members of the Royal Academy who were frustrated by the institution's definition of art in terms of fine art, relegating decorative arts to second-class citizenship.
		The guilds did much to advance the themes of clean design and clean living, but the 1896 death of William Morris foreshadowed the decline of the Movement in England.
	www.craftsmanperspective.com /docs/history-england.html (626 words)

	Artists Resumes
		In 1983, she was appointed the English National Opera’s Actor/Dancer coordinator, Head of Movement and Dance and Chief Choreographer.
		She has studied all forms of movement and theatre some of which have been, Classical Ballet with Pricilla Welton and Miroslav Kura, Director of the National Theatre of Prague.
		Interested in movement and design, she went on to receive her MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and has taught for several colleges and universities.
	www.opendance.org /artist_res.html (1381 words)

	Preservation Seattle - Preservation and the Environment: August 2003: The Problem of Modern Landscape Preservation
		The preservation of Modernism, however, is relatively new, and the preservation of modern landscape architecture has even fewer supporters outside of the design communities whose inspiration has stemmed from outstanding work of landscape artists working in the last half century.
		In the introduction to their text, Invisible Gardens: The Search for Modernism in the Landscape, Peter Walker and Melanie Simo state that the definitions for modern and modernism have yet to be clearly understood in the field of landscape architecture.
		The seeds of the Modern Movement, after having taken form in Europe at the turn-of-the century, were planted in the United States just prior to World War II.
	historicseattle.org /preservationseattle/preservationenv/defaultaugust2.htm (1614 words)

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