The work, commissioned by the Great campaign, saw us combine our tech skills with those of the master craftsmen at Benchmark, a UK firm considered one of the world's best bespoke furniture manufacturers.
But it was Harris who caught my eye, for this was a master craftsman, at an absolute peak, and heights of excellence to which he may never climb again.
His father is a craftsman at Verco Office Furniture, a manufacturer in High Wycombe.
The Rubin Museum has late material too, including a splendid set of British-influenced 19th-century drawings of craftsmen at work, and a series of formal portraits of Sikh warrior-chiefs.
Last night, for example, "Sports-Center" on ESPN began showing installments of "The Scout presented by Craftsman at Sears," a six-minute story about a washed-up baseball scout who discovers a stunningly talented stadium groundskeeper.
This inverted triangular shape has posed a challenge for craftsmen at the V&A who have found themselves obliged to shave inches off the male mannequins' lower halves in order to achieve the requisite slenderness.
For well over a century, the master craftsmen at the house of Hermès have set the standard in saddlery for the marriage of form and function.
"We have the international traders and craftsmen at one place, and the Scandinavian elite a few kilometers away," Dobat told ScienceNordic.
Post-Civil War Long Island gets the nod at the Old Bethpage Village Restoration on Round Swamp Road, which holds its annual Spring Festival, inviting visitors to an 1875 experience with craftsmen at work; pony and Flying Horses Carousel ride; period music, dance and base ball; farmers doing their spring things, and Paumanok Driving Club members demonstrating their way with carriages.
What's fascinating about the show, which was created by two of Broadway's master craftsmen at the height of their powers ("The Apple Tree" was a follow-up to the team's landmark 1964 show, "Fiddler on the Roof"), is the uncertainty of its tone and its attack.
