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And women in the movement, were they given equal weighting? Were they given equal respect, stature? I mean, we've heard lots of names, but they're often the wives of or daughters of famous men.

And women in the movement, were they given equal weighting? Were they given equal respect, stature? I mean, we've heard lots of names, but they're often the wives of or daughters of famous men.

How does the arts and crafts movement finish? I mean, do people just go, that's enough. Thank you.

How does the arts and crafts movement finish? I mean, do people just go, that's enough. Thank you.

We need to eat on this table.

We need to eat on this table.

And deco.

And deco.

It's back in fashion. Maybe it never left.

It's back in fashion. Maybe it never left.

The nuance window! time now for the nuance window. This is where Cariad and I recline in our drawing room with our embroidery samplers while Dr Isabella has two minutes to tell us something we need to know about the arts and crafts movement that we haven't heard already. So my stopwatch is ready. Take it away.

The nuance window! time now for the nuance window. This is where Cariad and I recline in our drawing room with our embroidery samplers while Dr Isabella has two minutes to tell us something we need to know about the arts and crafts movement that we haven't heard already. So my stopwatch is ready. Take it away.

But ironically, it's back to mass production again, isn't it?

But ironically, it's back to mass production again, isn't it?

Yeah, it's this sort of memification thing.

Yeah, it's this sort of memification thing.

Listener, if after today's episode you want more Cariad Lloyd in your life, you can check our episodes on Mary Wollstonecraft. Well, craft. Arts and Wollstonecraft. Yeah, baby.

Listener, if after today's episode you want more Cariad Lloyd in your life, you can check our episodes on Mary Wollstonecraft. Well, craft. Arts and Wollstonecraft. Yeah, baby.

And if you want to hear more about British artistic movements, why not listen to our 100th episode on the Bloomsbury Group. And remember, if you've enjoyed the podcast, please leave a review, share the show with your friends, subscribe to You're Dead to Me on BBC Sound so you never miss an episode. But I'd just like to say a huge thank you to our guests.

And if you want to hear more about British artistic movements, why not listen to our 100th episode on the Bloomsbury Group. And remember, if you've enjoyed the podcast, please leave a review, share the show with your friends, subscribe to You're Dead to Me on BBC Sound so you never miss an episode. But I'd just like to say a huge thank you to our guests.