. Annual report, 1921. rt Association of Kansas City Art Institute Kervokian Galleries Mcllhenny, Mr. John D Manufacturers Club, Philadelphia Metropolitan Museum of Art Minneapolis Institute of Art Newport Art Association New York Historical Society Nottingham Art Museum Oberlin College Omaha, Society of Fine Arts Overholtzer, Mr. John E Oxford University Museum Peterborough, Natural History, Scientific and Archaeological Society Prime, Mr. Alfred C Providence, Roger Williams Park Rhode Island School of Design Rockefeller, Mr. John D., Jr St. Louis City Art Museum St. Paul Institute Smithsonia
. Annual report, 1921. rt Association of Kansas City Art Institute Kervokian Galleries Mcllhenny, Mr. John D Manufacturers Club, Philadelphia Metropolitan Museum of Art Minneapolis Institute of Art Newport Art Association New York Historical Society Nottingham Art Museum Oberlin College Omaha, Society of Fine Arts Overholtzer, Mr. John E Oxford University Museum Peterborough, Natural History, Scientific and Archaeological Society Prime, Mr. Alfred C Providence, Roger Williams Park Rhode Island School of Design Rockefeller, Mr. John D., Jr St. Louis City Art Museum St. Paul Institute Smithsonian Institution Society for the Preservation of New England Antiquities Staten Island Institute of Arts and Sciences .... Thomson, Mr. D. Croal University of Pennsylvania Museum Victoria and Albert Museum Wadsworth Atheneum Warner, Mr. Langdon White, Mrs. Miles Woodhouse, Dr. S. W., Jr Worcester Art Museum Zuriches Schweirisches Landesmuseums Vol. 4 1 1 10 1 i 2 3 9 2774 i 11 15 4017 714111 244 l6 410 1 15 1 3 3 2. REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL To the President and Board of Trustees of the PennsylvaniaMuseum and School of Industrial Art: I have the honor of submitting herewith my first AnnualReport, for the School-year 1920-21. While the value of a School to the community is measuredrather by the quality of its finished product than by the numbersattending in any year, it may, nevertheless, be worth noting thatduring the past year the number of students was 1648; and, sincesome of these registered for more than one regular course, thetotal number of registrations was 1740. The first year of a new incumbent is naturally largely devotedto a study of conditions and the development of plans for thefuture. I have, along certain lines, found directions in which thework may be broadened in scope. With the heartily-profferedhelp of the teaching staff I hope to put these plans into execution. I have to report that in November Mr. Stratton, Directorof the Art Department, severed his conne
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