ANNOUNCEMENT al
~ 1923-1924
SESSION ol'~e
FORT WAYNE
ART S~HOOL
THE DAY SCHOOL
The regular day school course consists of a program
extending over a period of two ye,ars. The first year
is devoted to general training in the principles of art.
The second year is spent in specialization in any one
of the course'S listed. A diploma is given at the com-pletion
of the two year course. • • • • • •
A program for five half days a week is arranged for
those who find it impossible to attend the full time
session. • • • • • • • • •
There is a two half day program planned for those
who are engaged in business or other activities who
wish to continue with their art work in drawing,
painting, design or craft. • • • • • • •
TUITION FEES
Registration Fee, $5.00.· Locker Fee, $1.00.
Full time, one semester ( 4% months) ........ $60.00
Term rate (6 weeks) ...................... $20.00
Five half days per week, (semester) ........ $40.00
Term rate (6 weeks) ...................... $15.00
Two half days per week (semester ........... $25.00
Term rate (6 weeks) ... · .................. $ 9.00
FIRST YEAR COURSE
The following subjects are required of all first-ye,ar
students. • • • • • •
COLOR-Theories, Scaling, Appreciation. • • • •
DESIGN-Practice in designing in many mediums.
FREEHAND DRAWING-Perspective, Still Life,
Nature, Animal and Life. Mediums used: brush and
ink, pencil, pen and ink, pastel, water color and oil.
MECHANICAL DRAWING-Elementary and Ad-vanced.
• • • • • • •
LETTERING AND ILLUMINATING-As related to
design. Typical Alphabets, using type pens and
brushes. Old Manuscripts. Practical problems related
to the trade. • • • • • • •
CRAFTS-Gesso, Colored Cement, Resist Dyeing
including Batik, Tieing and Dyeing, Stenciling
and Paste Resist, Block Printing, Stitchery, Bookbinding
and Basketry. • • • • • • •
ART APPRECIATION-Survey of Art. History of
Art. • • • • • • •
LECTURES
THE EVENING SCHOOL
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, 7 :15 to 9 :15. The
courses given in the evening are arranged to meet
the needs of those who are unable to attend school
at other hours, or to afford opportunity to those who
wish to continue their daytime studies. Workers of
wide experience and marked ability are often found
in the classes, working side by side with those of
lesser experience. • • • • • •
Classes are offered in the following subjects: • • •
NORMAL ART-Methods of teaching Art in the
Public Schools. Promotional credit will be received
for this course. • • • • • • • • • • •
COMMERCIAL ART-Art in Printing, Lettering,
Posters, Window Trimming and Store Displays.
Sign Painting and Show Card Writing. • • •
CARTOONING-Drawing for Magazine and Newspaper
Illustration. • • • • •
CRAFTS-Dyeing, Batik, Block Printing, Stenciling,
Gesso, and Clay Jewelry. • • • • • •
SKETCH CLASS-A class in sketching from the
model is offered on Tuesday evenings only. • •
TUITION FEES
Registration Fee, $2.00. Locker Fee, $1.00.
One Semester ( 4% months) ................ $25.00
Term rate (6 weeks) ....................... $-Jft.00
Sketch Class, one evening a week (Semester) $10.00
CLASSES FOR CHILDREN
Saturday Morning, 9 :00 to 12 :00. The purpose of
these classes is to give opportunity for study to those
children who wish to do special work in Art. • • •
The classes are divided into sections according to
age. Children under eighteen years of age are admitted.
• • • • • • • •
CONSTRUCTIVE DESIGN-Toys, Boxes, Bookbinding,
Basketry, Work in Paper, Cardboard, Cloth
and Wood. • • • • • • •
DESIGN FOR PERSONAL AND HOME USE-Textiles,
Block Printing, Stenciling, Tieing and Dyeing
and Batik. • • • • • • •
DRAWING-Action Sketching, Perspective, Still
Life, Animal and Figure Drawing from life. • •
MODELING-Pottery Forms, Tiles, Animals, Heads,
Full Length Figures and Groups. • • • •
COLOR HARMONY
TALKS ON ART APPRECIATION
Tours through the galleries with an instructor.
TUITION FEES
Registration Fee, $1.00. Locker Fee, $1.00.
One Semester (4112 months) .......... · ..... $12.00
Term rate (6 weeks) ....................... $ 5.00
SECOND YEAR COURSES
Students may specialize in any one of the following
courses in the second year of the day school. • • •
DESIGN FOR THE INDUSTRIES
PICTORIAL ART
ILLUSTRATION
COMMERCIAL DESIGN
COSTUME DESIGN AND ILLUSTRATION
INTERIOR DECORATION
NORMAL ART
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INFORMATION
Enrollment may be made at any time prior to ·the
opening of school by the payment of the registration
fee. This fee will apply on the tuition. · All
fees are payable in advance. • • • • •
Membership in classes is limited. No examination
or previous instruction is required. Students are
given every opportunity to advance as rapidly as
is consistent with thorough training. • • • • •
Several scholarships are offered by friends of the
school to talented art students. For information ap-ply
to the school director. • • • • • •
The library of the school containing many valuable
books, magazines and reference material is open for
the use of the students. • • • • • • • • •
The school authorities reserve the right to omit any
course or branch of study and to make changes in
the schedule and class work. • • • • •
Students are not received in any class for a period
of time less than a term. No reduction will be made
for absences, except in case of serious illness. • • •
There are no extra charges for lectures. • • • •
Materials must be provided by the student. For
their convenience, supplies will be on sale in the
school art store at regular prices. • • • • •
A diploma will be issued at the end of the second
year to all those who have satisfactorily completed
any one of the prescribed two-year courses.
except the normal course where graduation from a
four-year high school or its equivalent is a pre-requisite.
A statement of credits will be issued to1
others. • • • • • • •
The school reserves the right each year to withhold
two specimens of work of each student, and to retain
all students' work until after the school exhibition.
All correspondence should be addressed to Karl S.
Bolander, the director of the school. • • • •
CALENDAR
Opening Day Monday, September 17, 1923
First Semester Sept. 17, 1923, to Feb. 2, 1924
Second Semester, Feb. 4, to June 7, 1924
Each Semester is divided into three terms. Hours
for Day classes 9 :00 to 12 :00; 1 :00 to 4 :00
Hours for E,vening classes, 7 :15 to 9 :15
Hours for Saturday classes 9 :00 to 12 :00
HOLIDAYS
Two days at Thanksgiving, two weeks at Christmas,
Washington's Birthday, Memorial Day and one week
at Easter.
OFFICERS
Theodore F. Thieme
Albert H. Schaaf
Mrs. Max B. Fisher
Frank B. Taylor
Dr. G. M. Leslie
Ross F. Lockridge
Honorary President
President
Vice1-President
Vice-President
Treasurer
Secretary
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Albert H. Schaaf, Pres.
Robert M. Feustel
Ross F. Lockridge, Sec.
Mrs. 0. N. Guldin
Dr. G. M. Leslie, Treas. Miss Katherine Hamilton
Fred B. Schoaff
DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL AND MUSEUM
Karl S. Bolander
Ella Langenberg Bolander
Director
Assistant Director
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