Art Schools

NOTE. The enrollment given is for season 1911-1912, and Summer Schools of 1912; when starred the enrollment is that of the previous year because no information has been furnished this season.

ALBANY, N. Y.

Albany School of Fine Arts, 52 S. Swan Street.
Edith Very, Director. Nine instructors.
handicrafts. Tuition, $150 a year.

ALFRED, N. Y.

Painting, drawing,

New York State College of Clay Working and Ceramics.
Charles F. Binns, Director. Ten instructors. Free to residents
of New York State; to others $100 a year. Enrollment 40.

ANN ARBOR, MICH.

University of Michigan, Department of Architecture.

Emil Lorch, Professor in charge; six instructors. Tuition, $50.
Enrollment 95.

BALTIMORE, MD.

Charcoal Club, Art School, N. E. Corner Howard and Franklin
Streets.

S. Edwin Whiteman, Director. Courses in Antique, Life, Composition. Tuition, $50 for day classes; $36 for evening, for session of eight months. Enrollment 60. Monthly exhibitions. Maryland Institute, Schools of Art and Design, Mt. Royal Avenue and Lanvale Street; Mechanical and Architectural Divisions at Market Place Building.

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Charles Yardley Turner, Director; sixteen instructors. Courses in fine art, decorative art, illustrative art, normal, mechanical, architectural, applied art (both decorative and vocational), technical courses in silversmithing, jewelry and sheet metal. Day and evening classes; tuition $6 to $48 for the season of eight months. Post-graduate work in each division. Two hundred and forty-one annual scholarships; $500 Peabody Fund distributed in premiums; Rinehart Fund provides a traveling scholarship in Sculpture. Large art gallery with perma nent and loan exhibitions. Enrollment 1,562.

BERKELEY, CAL.

California School of Arts and Crafts, 2119 Allston Way.

Frederick H. Meyer, Director; thirteen instructors. Courses in
normal art, design, illustration, crafts. Tuition, $75.
ment 281.

University of California, Department of Architecture.

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John Galen Howard, Professor in charge; five instructors.
Enrollment 78. Tuition free to residents of California.

BOOTHBAY HARBOR, ME.

Commonwealth Art Colony, Summer School.

Asa G. Randall, Director (winter address, 32 Summer Street,
Providence, R. I.); twelve instructors. Courses in painting,
modeling, normal design, jewelry, metal work, children's class.
Fee, $25 for five weeks. Enrollment about 150.

BOSTON, MASS.
American Institute of Normal Methods, New England Conserva-
tory of Music, Huntington Avenue and Gainsborough_Street.
Two instructors in drawing and methods of teaching. Tuition,
$15 for three weeks in July; three years' course. Enrollment
about 50.

Eric Pape School of Art, Massachusetts Avenue and Boylston
Street.

Eric Pape, Director; three instructors. Courses in drawing,
painting, illustration, decorative design. Saturday classes for
teachers and for children. Tuition, $90 a year for full day
course; $64 for men's evening course. Classes during May are
held at Marblehead, Mass.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Department of Architec-
ture.

Francis W. Chandler, Director; ten instructors. Courses in architecture, architectural engineering, landscape architecture, history of art. Tuition, $250 for term of thirty weeks. Work is examined by a jury from Boston Society of Architects. Massachusetts Normal Art School, corner Exeter and Newbury Streets.

James Frederick Hopkins, Principal; twenty instructors. Elective courses: 1, drawing, painting and composition; 2, modeling and design; 3, constructive arts and designs; 4, decorative and applied design; 5, teaching and supervising of drawing in the Public Schools. Tuition is free to students residing within the State who intend teaching in the Public Schools; to others, $50 for each of two terms. Enrollment 333.

School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Huntington Avenue.

Alice F. Brooks, Manager; Thomas Allen, Chairman School Committee; fourteen instructors. Courses in drawing, painting, modeling and design. Tuition, $100; design course, $120. Paige Traveling Scholarship of $800 a year for two years; Hamblen Scholarship for young women only, one year's tuition and $100; Cummings Traveling Scholarship, $200 a year, in Department of Design; and others. Enrollment 289.

BUFFALO, N. Y.

Art School of the Albright Art Gallery, 1110 Elmwood Avenue. Arletta Lothrop, Superintendent; seven instructors. Courses in drawing, painting, modeling, applied design, crafts. Average tuition for the season, $35. Sixteen scholarships. Enrollment 211. Managed by the Buffalo Fine Arts Academy and the Art Students' League.

CAMBRIDGE, MASS.

Harvard University, Division of Fine Arts.

Courses in

George Henry Chase, Chairman; Arthur Pope, Secretary.
DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY AND PRINCIPLES OF THE FINE ARTS.
George Henry Chase, Chairman; ten instructors.
drawing, painting, theory of design, history of art. Twelve
thousand volumes on Art in University Library at Gore Hall.
Fogg Museum, Germanic Museum, Semitic Museum and Nel-
son Robinson, Jr., Architectural Hall are within the University
grounds. Enrollment 245.

CAMBRIDGE.

Harvard University-(continued).

DEPARTMENT OF ARCHITECTURE, Robinson Hall.

H. Langford Warren, Chairman; twelve instructors. Robinson
Traveling Fellowship, $1,000 annually (competition April,
1912); Appleton Fellowship, $1,000 annually (competition April,
1913); two Austin resident scholarships in Architecture and one
in Landscape Architecture, each of $300; three Architectural
League of America scholarships of $150 each; Bowdoin Prize
of $200 for an essay on a subject of Philosophy, Education or
Fine Arts will be offered in 1911-12. Building devoted exclu-
sively to Department, with exhibition rooms and library; 11,000
photographs and prints. Tuition, $150 a year. Enrollment *69.
DEPARTMENT OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURE.

James Sturgis Pray, Chairman; Frederick Law Olmsted, Eliot
Professor; Henry Vincent Hubbard, Acting Chairman, 1911-
1912; two instructors. Tuition, $150 a year. Enrollment *31.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF FINE Arts.

Arthur Pope, Director; two instructors. Tuition, $25 for six weeks.
Enrollment *39.

CHAUTAUQUA, N. Y.

Chautauqua School of Arts and Crafts.

Henry Turner Bailey, Director: twelve instructors. Courses in elements of beauty, drawing, Public School art, construction, photography, school printing and lettering, design, metal work, ceramics, basketry, weaving and dyeing, lace making, leather work and bookbinding. Tuition, $15 for the full course of six weeks in July and August. Enrollment about 400.

CHESTER, MASS.

Courses in

New York School of Fine and Applied Arts, Summer Session.
Frank Alvah Parsons, Director; two instructors.
drawing, painting and crafts.

CHICAGO, ILL.

Art Institute of Chicago, Lake Front, opposite Adams Street. William M. R. French, Director; fifty-two instructors. Courses given in painting, sculpture, decorative design, architecture, illustration, etching and normal art. Tuition, $15 to $90 for winter term; $30 for summer course of twelve weeks. Tuesday Art Club Foreign Traveling Scholarship of $500; John Quincy Adams Foreign Traveling Scholarship of $425; an American Traveling Scholarship of $125; Architectural Home Traveling Scholarship of $250; ten free tuition scholarships. Special facilities for work in the Art Institute Galleries and Ryerson Library; lectures and concerts in Fullerton Memorial Hall. Total enrollment 3,231.

Chicago Academy of Fine Arts, 81 East Madison Street.

Carl N. Werntz, Director; twenty instructors. Courses given in drawing, painting, illustration, handicrafts, normal art, interior decoration, commercial design, dress design. Tuition, $110 a year; open all the year. Fourteen scholarships. New Gallery open daily for exhibitions and sale of pictures and craft work. Enrollment 749.

CHICAGO-(continued).

School of Applied and Normal Art, 310 Harvester Building, 312
Michigan Avenue.

Emma M. Church, Director; nine instructors. Courses in nor-
mal art, illustration, decorative and commercial design, handi-
crafts. Tuition, $125. Enrollment 320.

University of Chicago, School of Education, Department of Aesthetic and Industrial Education, corner Kimbark and Fiftyninth Streets.

Walter Sargent, Professor in charge; seventeen instructors. Courses: 1, drawing and painting; 2, design; 3, modeling and ceramics; 4, manual training; 5, household arts. Tuition, $120.

CINCINNATI, O.

Art Academy, Eden Park (Department of the Cincinnati Museum
Association).

J. H. Gest, Director; twelve instructors. Courses are given in
drawing, painting, handicrafts and normal training. Tuition, $25
for winter term; $20 for summer term; night classes, $5. En-
rollment 400. Louise Ingalls Memorial Fund gives financial aid
to deserving students. Thirty scholarships.

Institute of Applied Arts, Ohio Mechanics Institute.

John L. Shearer, President; thirteen instructors in art courses. Courses are given in drawing, painting, trade design, ornamental iron and bronze work, clay modeling, glass mosaic, architecture, interior decoration, wood carving, lithography. Tuition, $50 to $100. Enrollment in above classes about 400. CLEVELAND, O.

Cleveland School of Art, Juniper Road and Magnolia Drive. Georgie Leighton Norton, Principal; twelve instructors. Courses are given in pictorial art, decorative design, sculpture and normal art training. Tuition, $50 to $70 a year. Enrollment 349.

COLUMBUS, O.

Columbus Art School, 187 East Broad Street.

Julius Golz, Jr., Director; four instructors.

Courses are given

in drawing, painting, modeling and design. Tuition, $125 a
year in Diploma Course; from $11 to $10 a year in single
classes. Three scholarships are offered. Enrollment 112.

Ohio State University, Department of Architecture.
Joseph N. Bradford, Director; six instructors.

Courses are

given in architecture, decoration and ornament, and modeling. Tuition is free. The course is of four years' duration, granting the degree of Bachelor of Architecture. Enrollment 55.

DECATUR, ILL.

James Milliken University, School of Fine and Applied Arts.
Eight instructors. Courses are given in the fine and applied
arts, normal art, pottery and metal work. Tuition, $50 a year.
Enrollment 212.

DENVER, COLO.

Fine Arts Academy of Denver, 31 East Eighteenth Avenue.

Abigail Holman, Director; three instructors. Courses in drawing, painting, design, modeling and illustration. Day and evening classes; summer normal school. Tuition from $5 to $45 for a term of twelve weeks. Established 1912.