Art Workers Guild

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architects association artists association craftsmen association learned society professional guild

The Art Workers Guild is a historic British association of artists, architects, and craftsmen that played a central role in promoting the ideals of the Arts and Crafts movement.

Aliases (1)

Art Workers' Guild ×1

Statements (49)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	architects association → artists association → craftsmen association → learned society → professional guild →
country	United Kingdom →
fieldOfWork	architecture → crafts → design → fine arts →
founded	1884 →
foundedBy	Arthur Heygate Mackmurdo → Edward Prior → Herbert Horne NERFINISHED → Mervyn Macartney → Reginald Blomfield → William Lethaby →
hasActivity	exhibitions → lectures → professional meetings →
hasHeadquarters	6 Queen Square, Bloomsbury, London →
hasLanguage	English →
hasLeaderTitle	Master →
hasMembershipType	elected membership →
hasMotto	Art is one →
hasNotableMember	C. R. Ashbee → Charles Voysey → Edward Burne-Jones → Eric Gill → Ernest Gimson → George Frampton → Gertrude Jekyll → Harold Speed → Henry Wilson → Paul Nash → Philip Webb → Walter Crane → William Morris →
hasOrganisationalStructure	Master and Brothers →
hasPolicy	non-political → non-sectarian →
hasPurpose	to promote collaboration between artists, architects and craftsmen → to promote unity of the arts → to uphold Arts and Crafts ideals →
inspiredBy	Arts and Crafts movement →
locatedIn	Bloomsbury →
location	London →
occupiesBuilding	Art Workers Guild Hall →
playsRoleIn	Arts and Crafts movement in Britain →

Referenced by (2)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Arts and Crafts movement →	hasKeyOrganization
Walter Crane ("Art Workers' Guild") →	memberOf