Caption: Course Catalog - 1888-1889
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ADDITIONAL SCHOOLS. COURSE IN DESIGNING. THIBD TEAK. 93 1. Decoration in Historic Styles; Drawing of Common Objects; ModeliDg. 2. Designs for specified Material; Study of Drapery; Art Anatomy. 3. Designs for Furniture; Water Color Drawing; Art Anatomy. FOTJBTH YEAB. 1. Tempera Painting; Designs for monuments; Modeling. 2. Drawing from Life; Designs for Memorial Windows; Modeling. 3. Ecclesiastic Decoration; Emblems and Still Life in Tempera Color; Modeling or Oil Painting. COURSE IN PAINTING. THIBD YEAB. 1. Drawing from Statuary; Water Color Painting; Art Anatomy. 2. Imitation, of Various Stuffs and Materials; Drawing from Life. 3. Painting from Groups; Sketches from Nature; Art Anatomy. FOUBIH YEAB. 1. Drawing from Life; Composition; Painting of Still Life. 2. Painting from Life; Pictures from Description. 3. Painting from Nature; Illustration of Prescribed Subjects. As a preparation for entering the course in art and design, the study of plane geometrj- and projection drawing is recommended. Topics for reading upon art subjects are given weekly. Detailed studies and sketches such as' are necessary to the successful rendering of things, will be required outside of the regular exercises. For admission to the advanced classes the student must show proficiency in preliminary work. The authorities of the University have provided that persons not connected with the institution may join the drawing and painting classes on very moderate terms. MUSIC. Music constitutes no part of any University course of studies, and is therefore not provided by the Trustees. But as many students, especially young ladies, desire instruction in music, competent teachers are selected by the Trustees, and rooms are set apart for instruction.
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