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Excerpt from School Arts Magazine, Vol. 20: September, 1920 to June, 1921Court, to which gallery the class is conducted to enjoy seeking them out. Another sixth grade class whose supple mentary reading is tales of the Greek and Roman heroes may spend their session studying the story of Dido and Aeneas as set forth in a series of tapes tries owned by the Museum, the story forming an introduction to a lesson on tapestries and other textiles.Abou...

Excerpt from The School Arts Magazine, Vol. 21: September, 1921 to June, 1922A picture is the simplest form of an idea. It precedes written language. The savage told his primitive stories by means of picture-writing before his descendants learned the use of letters and if, as the psychologists tell us, the childhood of the individual is a counter part of the childhood of the race, the child today expects the picture to tell his story before th...

Excerpt from The School Arts Magazine, Vol. 21: September, 1921 to June, 1922 A picture is the simplest form of an idea. It precedes written language. The savage told his primitive stories by means of picture-writing before his descendants learned the use of letters and if, as the psychologists tell us, the childhood of the individual is a counter part of the childhood of the race, the child today expects the picture to tell his story before ...

This reprint of an important work details the authors' groundbreaking work in Arts & Crafts era projects created with concrete. Projects include majolica and mosaic tiles, bowls and vases, flower boxes and garden pottery, and architectural applications. T

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Excerpt from School Arts Magazine, Vol. 20: September, 1920 to June, 1921 Court, to which gallery the class is conducted to enjoy seeking them out. Another sixth grade class whose supple mentary reading is tales of the Greek and Roman heroes may spend their session studying the story of Dido and Aeneas as set forth in a series of tapes tries owned by the Museum, the story forming an introduction to a lesson on tapestries and other textiles. ...

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