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vii. manufacturing industries.
tries, and industrial art museums and establishments for instruction in
industrial art were founded everywhere.
[Binding by G. Hedberg, Stockholm.
In Sweden, the movement found expression in a form which very
essentialljr differs from those of other countries, the result being that
Swedish industrial art, in one branch especially, attained to a most
flourishing and notable degree of development, at an earlier date than that of
other countries.
This special branch consisted of women’s textile handicrafts —
art-weaving, and art-needlework — those which, in Sweden, first became the
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