Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 396
necessaryequipment for the work of life, and chil-dren are taught to draw correctly fromthe beginning, and may develop thepower as far as each pupils taste for theart permits. The work is under the di-rection of a professional painter, in awell-equipped studio where the young pu-pils have the… … is a regular part of the work, instead ofa mere extra, being taught to the Juniorpupils without additional charge. Music can, of course, be especiallystudied, but it is not obligatory, exceptthat the elements of music, in the formof sight-singing, are taught to the youngerclasses. Although it has…
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