Art for the Schools of the Southwest-An Outline for the Public and Indian Schools (Pamphlet)
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Author: Colton, Mary-Russell F. (1889-1971)
Publisher: Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art (Museum of Northern Arizona)
Pub Date: 1934
Binding: Paperback
Condition: Good. Stapled binding tight. No marks, tears, bends or folds. Very light edge and corner wear. Appears unused.
Notes: Pamphlet. Museum of Northern Arizona Bulletin 6. Colton was an academically trained, and award winning, artist prior to her marriage to Harold Colton. She advocates here for art education in both public and Indian schools, using traditional methods and materials (vegetable dyes, e.g., rather than commercial ones). She urges cooperation with the Indian Bureau (now the BIA) in “…teaching Indian children their own arts in their own environments, and, where possible, native teachers…” (Page 32). Also advocates the establishment of “school museums.”
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