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Title: Architect and engineer
Year: 1905 (1900s)
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Subjects: Architecture Architecture Architecture Building
Publisher: San Francisco : Architect and Engineer, Inc
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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s, Sculpture, Tapes-tries and Furniture; and the CoUis Potter Hunting-ton Memorial Collection of 18th Century FrenchPaintings, Sculpture, Tapestries, Furniture andPorcelain. EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES: Summer projectsfor Children every Tuesday and Thursday at 10a.m. and at 2 p.m. There will be no SaturdayClasses during August. ORGAN RECITAL and Concert by Uda Waldrop,each Saturday and Sunday, and Free motion pic-tures each Saturday at 2:30 p.m. CITY OF PARISART IN ACTION An exhibition of Watercolor by Katherine West-phal and Emil White, and Sculpture in Stone andWood by Blanche Phillips, will be shown in theRotunda Gallery, City of Paris, starting August13th and continuing through September 6. Pictures of the Month by Antonio Sotomayor;Selected pieces of Hollow Ware and Jewelry fromthe Rotunda July Exhibition; and a special showingof Guatemalan Textiles will be on display fromAugust 10th to 30th in the Art in Action Shop, Cityof Paris. SCULPTURES by HENRY ROX M. H. De YoungMemorial Museum
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AUGUST, 1 947 13 WEWS AND CDMMEIVT DIV ART . . . CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS Douglas MacAgy, Director, has announced thatregistrations for the 18-week Fall term began onAugust 1st, and that courses for the new schoolyear 1947-48 will commence on August 18th. Thirty instructors in art training will cover awide range of subjects including orientationcourses in art history and contemporary move-ments, and instruction to design through the asso-ciated arts workshop. In the field of fine art, draw-ing classes, anatomy, color, painting, sculpture,lithography and etching, and commercial art in-cluding advertising layout, lettering, design de-velopment, packaging, illustration, textile design,wall decoration, jewelry design, and ceramics.There will also be a course in photography. In addition to the day classes, the school willoffer evening sessions on Mondays, Wednesdaysand Fridays. PLASTICS AS GLAZING MATERIAL The committee on specifications and methodsof the American Standards Associati

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