School catalog, 1889-1890 . rrison. FACULTY. Principal, L. W. MlLLEK, From ?\Iass. Normal Art School and School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Vice-Principal, Howard F. Stratton, Graduate (1S82) of The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Instructors in Drawing Classes, Maria L. Holt. Albert P. Willis. Professor of Sculpture, John J. , Pupil of Dumont, Paris. Head Master of Textile Department, E. A. PilSSKLT, Graduate of the Government Advanced Weaving School, Reichenberg, Austria, Department of Chemistry and Dyeing,Professor RoscoE L. Chase, , (iraduate Mass. Instit
School catalog, 1889-1890 . rrison. FACULTY. Principal, L. W. MlLLEK, From ?\Iass. Normal Art School and School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. Vice-Principal, Howard F. Stratton, Graduate (1S82) of The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Instructors in Drawing Classes, Maria L. Holt. Albert P. Willis. Professor of Sculpture, John J. , Pupil of Dumont, Paris. Head Master of Textile Department, E. A. PilSSKLT, Graduate of the Government Advanced Weaving School, Reichenberg, Austria, Department of Chemistry and Dyeing,Professor RoscoE L. Chase, , (iraduate Mass. Institute of Technology. Instructor in Applied Design,Myrtle D. Goodwin, From The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Instructor in Applied Design—Evening Class, Paul Rosenzwev, From LEcole des Arts et Metiers, Paris. Designer of years experience withEddystone Alanufacturing Co. Instructor in Different Branches of Practical Classes, Textile Department,E. W. France. Instructor in Wood Carving, John Incense Burner in Wrought Iron in the collection at Memorial Hall. From a pen-and-inkdrawing by Fanny C. L. Smith. THE Pennsylvania Museum AND School of Industrial Art. HISTORICAL SKETCH. The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Artwas incorporated on the twenty-sixth day of Februar)-,1876, for the purpose, as stated in its charter, of establishingfor the State of Pennsylvania, in the City of Philadelphia,a Museum of Art in all its branches and technical applica-tions and with a special view to the development of the ArtIndustries of the State, to provide instruction in Drawing, 7 Painting, Modeling, Designing, etc., through practicalschools, special libraries, lectures and otherwise. Theinstitution to be similar in its general features to the SouthKensington Museum of London. The purpose of the institution as thus defined is distinctlyindustrial. The collections at Memorial Hall, where theMuseum is located, embrace examples of art work of everydesc
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