| Style 1900 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| An artful afterlife at New York's celebrity graveyard.(Woodlawn Cemetery) | Humanities | Kahn, Eve M. |
| Artist for the ages.(Narrative biography) | Humanities | Johnson, Marilynn A. |
| Art Nouveau in Finland. | Humanities | Rogers, Barbara Radcliffe |
| A tale of three houses.(Mander family) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| A vision realized: Mackintosh's "House for an Art Lover". | Humanities | Polan, Judy |
| Blue Ridge retreat.(Brief article) | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Collaboration, craftsman-style.(Karen Howde's Craftsman Style) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Dard Hunter III of Dard Hunter Studios. | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Del Martin: Jax Arts and Crafts Rugs.(Del Martin, a rug merchant) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Dennis Bertucci: This craftsman builds a better mousetrap-and much more. | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| George Nakashima furniture. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| George Ohr: Modern artist ahead of schedule. | Humanities | Ellison, Robert A., Jr. |
| Hanging lamps from the craftsman workshop. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Hiking Russian Hill with Weaver and Worcester.(Willis Polk, A. Page Brown, Ernest Coxhead, Bernard Maybeck ) | Humanities | Weaver, Mark E. |
| Karim and Nawal Motawai: Motawi tileworks. | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Let there be lamps. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Living, dining and working: Arts and crafts style. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Lotus table by John Bradstreet, 1906. | Humanities | O'Donnel, Anne Stewart |
| Making a Hapgood better.(Crafts kitchen ) | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Marie Zimmermann: Tiaras to tombstones. | Humanities | Berberian, Rosalie |
| Marketplace.(outdoor themes) | Humanities | |
| Navajo Chief Blankets. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Pere Arquer: Nouveau 1910 jewelry.(Art Nouveau) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Rescuing Wright.(house restoration ) | Humanities | Kahn, Eve M. |
| Riga: The art nouveau metropolis. | Humanities | Radcliffe, Barbara |
| Seth Leeb: Architect. | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Shaker baskets. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Siegfried Bing and the origins of L'Art Nouveau. | Humanities | Kahn, Eve M. |
| Simple Stickley bedrooms. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Sister act.(artwork) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Strictly Stickley Orchard Cottage.( Jim Anderson ) | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Tapio Wirkkala: Merging form and function. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| The Glasgow four: Poets of the Interior.(Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert McNair, Margaret Macdonald, and Frances Macdonald ) | Humanities | Polan, Judy |
| The quilts of Lancaster County. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Two Red Roses exhibition in Tarpon Springs, Florida. | Humanities | Rago, David |
| Wendy Kaplan: Master of material culture.(Narrative biography) | Humanities | O'Donnell, Anne Stewart |
| Witness the simple life in Lancaster. | Humanities | Fish, Marilyn |
| Zathura: Trekking the cosmos with Greene and Greene. | Humanities | Weaver, Mark E. |
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