Papers on art educational subjects, read at the weekly meetings of the Massachusetts Art Teachers' Association, by members and others connected with the Massachusetts Normal Art School
Papers on art education read at weekly meetings of the Massachusetts Art Teachers' Association, compiled by Charles C. Perkins and members of the Massachusetts Normal Art School in Boston in 1875 for private circulation among teachers. The three plates show teaching material: a grid of pictured studies, a line drawing beside shaded photographic views of a vase, and a bearded plaster head with ivy-like curls, offering designers models of tonal shading and drawing from casts.
