993 resultados para University of Illinois. Department of History


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Illustrations, p. 30-52, numbered as leaves.

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Cover title.

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"This copy is a Zerox photographic representation from the carbon copy of Miss Bevier's request."

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Description based on: Vol. 2, no. 1 (Nov. 1970); caption title.

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"Written under the direction of Paul Q. Peterson and published under the direction of William L. Kempiners."

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Prepared by Philip C. Mankin, Jeffery L. Van Orman, Bruce D. Taubert, David P. Philipp.

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Bibliography: p. 12.

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Discovering a History: The School of Art at the University of Denver explores the early history of art education in Denver, and the significance of visual art education at the University of Denver within that history beginning in 1865, when the first classes in art were offered, and ending in 1929 when the University acquired the Chappell School of Art—an independent art school—and appointed Vance Kirkland as director. This paper also explores competing art institutions, which at times posed great hindrances to the University. Further, it illustrates how the artists who taught at the University of Denver School of Art, such as Ida De Steiguer, Preston Powers, Emma Richardson Cherry, and Henry Read, were amongst the great contributors to Denver’s burgeoning artistic culture.