-- Book traces the progress of the Central School of Art from 1896 to 1966 when it merged with St Martin's School of Art. The School instigated and refined educational theories that had long reaching effects on the teaching of arts and crafts -- not only in Britain but on the Continent and in America. It has often been said that without the Central School there would have been no Bauhaus.-- Discusses staff and students who have gone to play influential roles in the crafts field, such as Sir Terence Conran.-- A celebration of the achievements of the school as well as a brief survey of how the arts and crafts field has developed in Britain this century.
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