Craft Britain Why Making Matters
di David Linley, Helen Chislett
2023 · 256 pagine · Headline · ISBN 9781804530115
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Britain is one of a triumvirate of nations - the others being France and Italy - that is revered globally for its fine craftsmanship and heritage skills . However, while France is wedded to the continuation of 17th- and18th-century master craftsmanship and Italy is focused on particular materials, notably leather working and stone working, Britain is uniquely able to both look back and move forward where craft is concerned.
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