Some articles on industrial art, art:
Nordic Exhibition Of 1888 - Industrial Art - Prevention of National Disaster
... The concept of industrial art had ability to reach further, than to those already in the branch ... The outcome of this consideration combined with the idea of industrial art was clear cut ... was a continuous fight in the exhibition committee on the subject of industrial art ...
... The concept of industrial art had ability to reach further, than to those already in the branch ... The outcome of this consideration combined with the idea of industrial art was clear cut ... was a continuous fight in the exhibition committee on the subject of industrial art ...
George Wallis - Art Education - The Manchester School of Design
... Under this management the public, who care little for abstract art, were taught the close connexion between the instruction of the School of Design and their private pursuits ... organised at the Manchester Royal Institution the Industrial Art Exhibition which included items made of textile, ceramics, carved wood, leather and papier-mache ... year he delivered the first systematic course of lectures on the principles of decorative art, illustrated with drawings on the blackboard ...
... Under this management the public, who care little for abstract art, were taught the close connexion between the instruction of the School of Design and their private pursuits ... organised at the Manchester Royal Institution the Industrial Art Exhibition which included items made of textile, ceramics, carved wood, leather and papier-mache ... year he delivered the first systematic course of lectures on the principles of decorative art, illustrated with drawings on the blackboard ...
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