Everyday Art: News and Comments on the Future of School and Industrial Arts

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Group of 36 issues of the color illustrated magazine Everyday Art: News and Comment on the Future of School and Industrial Arts for school art instructors, featuring articles by manual and fine art teachers around the United States, including the likes of Pedro Lemos and William S. Rice. The magazine was published by The American Crayon Company (Sandusky, Ohio / New York). Not a complete consecutive run, the issues date between October 1925 (Vol IV # 1) to May / June 1933 (Vol XI # 4). Included with this group is the 1926 booklet Color for You, also published by The American Crayon Company. Each 6 x 9 inch issue has a color image of artwork on the cover and includes many images and some color plates. Several issues have promotional material from the publisher laid in loose. The group averages between Good and VG+ in condition; most have rust around the staples; some covers show creases and wear; one issue is missing a front cover; and the magazines, when handled, leave a chalky residue on the hands. The articles run the gamut from design (much of it in an Arts & Crafts style), color, different media, Pastello sketching, industrial design, poster work, wood block prints, printing designs on textiles, use of opaque colors, making greeting cards, crayonex, reliefo, watercolor, making art pay, school art exhibits, and the like. Great short articles and color graphics throughout meant to inspire instructors to try new things with their students. PRICE for the ENTIRE LOT of 36 + 1 (37) ISSUES: $ 60. N° de ref. del artículo 000529

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