William Morris is widely regarded as the founder of the Arts and Crafts Movement. He was a British designer, writer, and socialist activist who believed that art should be beautiful, useful, and affordable.

The Arts and Crafts Movement had multiple goals, including promoting the use of natural materials, creating art that was both beautiful and functional, and reviving traditional crafts and techniques.

Ornateness is not a characteristic of Arts and Crafts Movement design. The movement emphasized simplicity, functionality, and the use of natural materials.

William Morris was a renowned textile designer. He created intricate patterns and designs for wallpapers, fabrics, and tapestries.

The Red House, the Kelmscott Manor, and the Glasgow School of Art are all examples of Arts and Crafts Movement buildings.

Oak was a commonly used material in Arts and Crafts Movement furniture. It was valued for its strength, durability, and beautiful grain.

John Singer Sargent was not associated with the Arts and Crafts Movement. He was an American artist known for his portraits and landscapes.

The Arts and Crafts Magazine was founded by William Morris in 1887. It was a monthly publication that featured articles on art, design, and craftsmanship.

London is considered to be the birthplace of the Arts and Crafts Movement. It was in London that William Morris and other artists and designers began to challenge the prevailing Victorian aesthetic.

The Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society was founded in 1888 by William Morris and other artists and designers. It held annual exhibitions in London that showcased the work of Arts and Crafts Movement artists.

Mass-produced items made in a factory are not examples of Arts and Crafts Movement objects. The movement emphasized handmade objects that were produced by skilled craftspeople.

The Craftsman Movement was the American version of the Arts and Crafts Movement. It was led by Gustav Stickley, who published a magazine called The Craftsman.

Ornate decoration is not a characteristic of the Craftsman Movement. The movement emphasized simple lines and geometric shapes.

Mission furniture was popular during the Craftsman Movement. It was characterized by its simple lines, geometric shapes, and the use of natural materials.

Frank Lloyd Wright was associated with the Craftsman Movement. He designed several houses in the Craftsman style, including the Robie House in Chicago.