Here are two art instruction books. The first is Chicago Public Schools 6th year Art Course published in 1914. It's first picture is a color pic of a Japanese Wood Block Print. The paper inside is very nice paper, it is not yellowed. It has no instruction, just pictures of art work. It is 11.75 x 7.75" with 28 pages.
The second book is a 1913 5th year Applied Arts Drawing Book edited by Wilhelmina Seegmiller. It too is on nice paper only slightly yellowed. This one has instruction in value scale, landscape, pencil drawing, still life, making a magazine cover, posters, stencils and more. It has 56 pages and is 12 x 8".
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Apr 5, 2021
Interesting how they taught art back in 1913 & 1914. Books came well protected from the weather and bending.
Patty Fitzgerald