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This book, written in 1952, examines the intrinsic design everyday
household objects. It evaluates them, criticizes them, and
investigates the difficulties encountered in producing them,
marketing them, and advancing them. At the root of the author's
mind is a conviction in the importance of effective design of these
items despite methods of mass-production, which he believes should
involve the same kind of devotion as has always inspired freelance
craftsmen. Professor Pevsner, who initiated such a book in 1935,
provides a foreword and a postscript of commentary about Mr Farr's
book. The book is accompanied by a number of photographs of the
products it discusses and will be of interest to designers of
everyday objects and to those who use them.
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