Worst, Edward F. (Edward Francis), 1866-1949, Barber, Harriette, [from old catalog] joint author, Seymour, Marian, [from old catalog] joint author · Chicago, A. W. Mumford and company · leaf 235
redaway in boxes or barrels and prepared ior use at any timedesired. (For preparation of clay see throwing process,of making pottery.) With a quantity obtained in this way it will not be neces-sary to use the same clay but once. Through the drawing and painting the child becomesfamiliar with two… … FIGURE XVIII. Almost any simple object in nature may be shaped inclay,—flowers, fruits like the orange, apple, pear, plum,grapes, banana, etc., and animal forms. Pottery forms will grow out of the history work on prim-itive man. Cliff Dwellers, Indians and Eskimo. There are two ways of doing the…
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