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Nov 10, 2009
Shouldn't a sound Art course examine the historical development of style and the students' attempts to reproduce those?
How do YOU teach Art?
L. Swilley
L. Swilley
On 11/10/09, L. Swilley wrote: > Art courses everywhere are belittled because of so many art > teachers who ignore art history - the close and difficult > examination of the changes of styles over the centuries - > favoring instead a "creative" approach urging the students > to paint, draw, etc. according to their own lights. > &g...See More
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