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School catalog, 1889-1890 . inquired for of the are requested to give prompt notice of change ofaddress. Lectures. Lectures on the Anatomy of the Human and of AnimalForm as applied to Decorative Art, on Harmony of Colorand related subjects are given throughout the year. Class instruction in the Geometrical branches is givenevery Monday, which all students are expected to attend;and lectures on Original Design, on Art History and onPerspective are given by the Principal every Wednesdaymorning from eleven oclock to half-past twelve, and everyThursday evening. All first-year stud
School catalog, 1889-1890 . inquired for of the are requested to give prompt notice of change ofaddress. Lectures. Lectures on the Anatomy of the Human and of AnimalForm as applied to Decorative Art, on Harmony of Colorand related subjects are given throughout the year. Class instruction in the Geometrical branches is givenevery Monday, which all students are expected to attend;and lectures on Original Design, on Art History and onPerspective are given by the Principal every Wednesdaymorning from eleven oclock to half-past twelve, and everyThursday evening. All first-year students are expected toattend these lectures. Employment for Graduates. The School does not undertake to find places for gradu-ates, but applications for teachers and designers are con-stantly being received by the Principal, and students 28 desiring employment are requested to notify him to thateffect. No pupil, who has not spent at least one year in theSchool, will be recommended for a position either as teacheror Candlestick Henri II, in the collection at Memorial Hall, by Janet B. MacAlister, a pupil in the School. 29
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