Warner Textile Archive Online Talk: Joyce Clissold & Footprints Studio with Mary Schoeser

While the 1920s are known for dazzling colours and glamour, and a celebration of modern ideas, there was also an evolution of handcrafted elements associated with the Arts and Crafts movement. This manifested in the idea of the mark of the maker in textiles, where designs were purposely created with a less refined finish, to give the impression of the piece being handmade. At the forefront of this movement was Joyce Clissold and her workshop Footprints. Learn more about this unexpected element of 1920s design and join Mary Schoeser as she discusses Clissold's work and impact at her online talk Joyce Clissold & Footprints Studio