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Title: School catalog, 1892-1893
Year: 1892 (1890s)
Authors: Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Subjects: Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art--School catalogs Philadelphia Museum School of Industrial Art--School catalogs Philadelphia Museum School of Art--School catalogs Philadelphia Museum College of Art--School catalogs Philadelphia College of Art-- School catalogs
Publisher: Philadelphia, PA: Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art
Contributing Library: University of the Arts (Philadelphia), University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Lyrasis Members and Sloan Foundation

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l. CLASS IN STAINED-GLASS WORK. COURSE OF STUDY,(i) Selection and Care of Tools. (2) Tracing from Cartoons. (3) Pattern Cutting. (4) Glass Cutting. (5) Lead Glazing. (6) Painting in Vitrifiable Colors and Glass Enamel. (7) Etching on Glass. (8) Glass Mosaic. 43 CERTIFICATES AND DIPLOMAS. Students completing satisfactory exercises in the enumer-ated Subjects of Study in Class A (see page 31) will be eligi-ble for the examinations which are held at stated times duringthe year, and on passing the examinations will receive thecertificate. Pupils who, having received the certificate, alsocomplete the courses in Decorative Painting and DecorativeSculpture, will receive the diploma of the School. All worksexecuted by pupils are regarded strictly as exercises, not asresults, and students will practice the several kinds of subjectsuntil the work required can be performed with facility in areasonable time. At least one specimen of every students work in eachclass will be retained by the School.
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ppilP;IP(;(i)lllJ;iIlfI» 44 FEES. All fees are payable in advance, and money once paid ivillin no instance be refunded except by special action of theCommittee. The fee for the day class is $40.00 a year.Students entering for less than a year pay at the rate of ;^8.ooa month. The fee for the evening class is $10.00 a year. The fee for the teachers class is the same as that forthe evening class. PRIZES. The following prizes are awarded annually at the close ofthe School year: Presidents Price.—A set of instruments and materials of the value of $25.00, offered by the President for the best set of drawings executed by students in the Course in Indus-trial Drawing.Frederic Grajf Prize.—Of $25.00 for Architectural Design, competed for by students of the evening class alone.Associate Committee of Womevi s First Prize.—Of $20.00, awarded by the Associate Committee of Women for the second best set of works in the Course of Industrial Drawing.Associate Committee of Womens Second, Third

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