Our Government Schools, What They Have Done With Art Since Their Formation in 1837. by the Author of 'art Impressions of Dresden' (W.N. Wilkins)

This book takes a critical look at the history of art education in government schools since their inception in 1837. With personal accounts and detailed descriptions of the curriculum, readers will gain insight into the impact of government schools on the arts.

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