Two Red Roses Foundation

The Foundation collects and conserves objects made in america between approximately 1900 and 1930 that reflect the spirit of reform in design and craftsmanship, generally accepted as the arts & crafts movement; collects books, catalogues, publications and archival material related toits collection and the period; supports research pertinent to its collection and the movement; lends objects from its collection for exhibition by other institutions; disseminates the results of that research through exhibitions, publications, and other educational activities and programs for the general public.

Sale of art books about the Foundation's collection serve the exempt purpose by providing education of the arts. Books are sold for nominal amount compared to their printing and publication costs in order to be affordable to those less able to have access to the educational information.