Amid the cultural turmoil of late-nineteenth-century Europe — driven, most powerfully, by the revolutionary operas of Richard Wagner Johannes Brahmsms continued to explore the early-nineteenth-century musical genres perfected by Beethoven: the symphony, the sonata, and the concerto, forms in which the composer used craftsmanship to transform pure emotion into musical structure.
London's designers though are using craftsmanship to push a vision that isn't dusty or dated and –dare we say – to build a brand (once thought of as a dirty word in London). .
Her "something old" was the design of the dress, using traditional craftsmanship.
Now the brands are using their craftsmanship and technological advancements to benefit the many industries they have been affiliated with over the years.
"Jade's designs have a rock-star sensibility," said Karan Bhojwani, a young man-about-town who is a party D.J. "She uses Indian craftsmanship but is totally current".
He follows Mr. Dufresne's decentralized approach to cuisine — using modern craftsmanship to build a dish out of separate components that are crunchy, chewy, smooth and so forth — but without Mr. Dufresne's fondness for tough-love flavors like black licorice and chicory.
Il Papiro uses Tuscan craftsmanship including marbleized papers.
Participants in this pilot behavioral study were asked to evaluate whether the objects presented were tools typically used for craftsmanship and which word would best describe the object.
"How I understood it is to use our own craftsmanship and do something for the present time".
Calder is also careful to point out that architects didn't choose concrete because it was cheap or easy to use: it took craftsmanship, and money, to achieve the special textures and effects they wanted.
I am not cheap but I am less expensive than maybe others - I mean we are not talking more than one Picasso to do a huge project!" His work continues to use highly skilled craftsmanship.
