Divided into three main chapters; British Socialism in the late-nineteenth century and the growing Arts and Crafts Movement; Crane’s decorative, commercial and political art and thirdly his role as an educator, Louise’s work aims to explore the relationship between Crane’s political and artistic philosophy and the impact of his role as an educationalist.
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