The development and effects of the twentieth-century wicker revival

Emily A. Morris

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Between the 1950s and the 1980s, woven furniture known as wicker gradually regained prominent status in American life. From the pages of shelter magazines, to the sets of films and sitcoms, this thesis explores the causes and effects of the twentieth-century Wicker Revival.

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