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Since 1870 the rapidity of the development of art and industrial education in the United States has been so marked and so effective, the rapid increase in the num ber Of special schools and museums of the fine arts SO strik ing, as to make exceedingly difficult a satisfactory survey of this subject within the limits of a monograph.
The movement for the general introduction of drawing in the public schools, and Of definite endeavors to promote art education, with a purpose to develop and improve the art industries of a people, seemed alike sudden in England and in the United States. In England it was apparently the definite result of the first world's fair - the exhibition of 1851. In the United States it had its origin in Boston, in i87o, where it was a direct outcome of the English movement.
The Centennial exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876, where the work\ in drawing of the Massachusetts normal art school, and of the public schools in Boston, was shown, made possible the rapid and remarkable development throughout the United States of the two kindred elements in education, namely, industrial art drawing and manual training. This addition of these two new studies to the regular courses of the public schools has been, perhaps, the most notable characteristic educational feature of the past two decades.
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Since 1870 the rapidity of the development of art and industrial education in the United States has been so marked and so effective, the rapid increase in the num ber Of special schools and museums of the fine arts SO strik ing, as to make exceedingly difficult a satisfactory survey of this subject within the limits of a monograph.
The movement for the general introduction of drawing in the public schools, and Of definite endeavors to promote art education, with a purpose to develop and improve the art industries of a people, seemed alike sudden in England and in the United States. In England it was apparently the definite result of the first world's fair - the exhibition of 1851. In the United States it had its origin in Boston, in i87o, where it was a direct outcome of the English movement.
The Centennial exhibition in Philadelphia in 1876, where the work\ in drawing of the Massachusetts normal art school, and of the public schools in Boston, was shown, made possible the rapid and remarkable development throughout the United States of the two kindred elements in education, namely, industrial art drawing and manual training. This addition of these two new studies to the regular courses of the public schools has been, perhaps, the most notable characteristic educational feature of the past two decades.
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