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Miscellaneous typescript and manuscript notes relating to the lectures and teachings of Ralph M. Pearson, 1929-1938
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Ralph M. Pearson's Design Workshop
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A collection of correspondence courses and bulletins entitled Ralph M. Pearson's Design Workshop, authored and published by Ralph M. Pearson, Nyack, New York, 1937-1946. This collection is roughly divided into four sections. The first section is a run of a magazine column/articles by Ralph M. Pearson; the second section is a collection of issues of a correspondence course entitled Ralph M. Pearson's Design Workshop, Courses by Mail: Course 4 - Critical Appreciation; the third is a gathering of Design Workshop Bulletins and the fourth is a miscellaneous collection of notices and flyers relating to the correspondence courses. Most of the miscellaneous mailings are addressed to Mabel Spofford. All of these items are from her personal collection. First section: A collection of 35 installments of a monthly column/article entitled "The Artist's Point of View" by Ralph M. Pearson, as published in Forum Magazine. Most of the installments are date stamped; the dates range from March 1937 to May 1940 (the first few articles are not date stamped). Second Section: An incomplete set of a correspondence course entitled Ralph M. Pearson's Design Workshop, Courses by Mail, Course 4 - Critical Appreciation, by Ralph M. Pearson, Nos. 1-4, 6-9, 11-13, and 15 (12 numbers in total). Number 15 is dated 1942; the others are not dated. Third section: An incomplete set of issues of Design Workshop Bulletin, by Ralph M. Pearson. The collection includes No. 5 February 1937; No. 6 March 1937; No. 9 [1938]; No. 9 October 1938; No. 5 March 1939, and No. 6 March 1939. Fourth section: A collection of 17 miscellaneous notices, bulletins, publisher's advertisements and mailings relating to Ralph M. Pearson's Design Workshop Courses by Mail. These mailings are dated between March 1939 and 1941.
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Design Workshop
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Two issues of Design Workshop, No. 1 and Bulletin 2, by Ralph M. Pearson, published by Ralph M. Pearson, New York. Bulletin 2 is dated October 1935. Each is 4 pages in length. Accompanying these is an envelope from the Ralph M. Pearson Design Workshop addressed to Mabel Spofford.
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Subseries H. Ralph M. Pearson materials
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This addenda contains museum publications, exhibition catalogs, and scholars correspondence regarding art education materials. Also includes listings from rare book dealers and art and art education-related clippings. There are research materials related to American artists and their childhood education, approximately thirty-six files relate to female artists and approximately sixty relate to male artists.
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Two typescript letters from the J. L. Hammett Company to Miss Mabel Spofford
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Two typescript letters from the J. L. Hammett Company to Miss Mabel Spofford, dated November 3 and November 6, 1930. These letters are typed on the company's illustrated letterhead, and each is signed (in typescript) by D.R. Knight, President. The letter dated November 3 contains some ms. annotations in pencil. Title supplied by cataloger.
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A Lecture On The Importance of Linear Drawing, and On The Methods of Teaching The Art in Common Schools and Other Seminaries
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One pamphlet entitled A Lecture On The Importance of Linear Drawing, and On The Methods of Teaching The Art in Common Schools and Other Seminaries..., by Walter R. Johnson, published by Hilliard, Gray, Little and Wilkins, Boston, Massachusetts, 1831. This unbound pamphlet is 20 numbered pages in length, and is not illustrated. As stated on the title page, it is a copy of a lecture "delivered in the Representatives' Hall, Boston, August 23, 1830, before the American Institute of Instruction." "Franklin Institute, Presented by the author April 1831" is written in ms., in ink, at the top of the front cover. The blue ink stamp of the Franklin Institute Library is stamped at the bottom of the second page, and a ms. call number (presumably) is also written in ms., in ink, in the upper left-hand corner of the front cover, and at the bottom of the third page, next to the library stamp.
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Typescript letter from Nancy J. Kelleher
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One typescript letter from Nancy J. Kelleher, addressed to 'The Art Teacher', dated May 23, 1949. The letter is a form letter that provides briefly summarized results of a previous survey issued to Massachusetts art teachers. It is presumed that the author of the letter is associated with an unnamed association. The letter is folded into thirds, and is laid into an accompanying envelope that is addressed to "Art Director, Gloucester High School, Gloucester, Mass." "Survey Report" is written in pink pencil across the top of the envelope. It is presumed that this letter belonged to Mabel Spofford. Title supplied by cataloger.
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