Beruflich Dokumente
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THESIS
By
August, 1974
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of Teaching Drawing.
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INTRODUCTION.. ........ . . . . . . . . 1
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PART I
Education and Therapy Drawing. . . . . . . . . 5
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PART II
Historical Drawing . . . . . .. 17
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PART III
"How To" Drawing Books . . . . 38
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PART IV
Technical Drawings....... 53
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PART V
Techniques of Teaching Drawing. 61
PART VI
Summary. .......... 74
INTRODUCTION
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are more concerned with the processes involved than with the
finished product.-
Included in this category are twenty-one books and eighty-
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PART I
"Judgments of Adjustment
from Drawings: The Applicability of Adjustment from
Drawings: The Applicability of Rating Scale Methods,"
Journal of Clinical Psychology, VI (October, 1950), 363-
365,
Boyer, Roscoe, and Cleora Wilson, _"Use. of the Fasel Age Scale
to Evaluate Crayon Drawings," Elementary School Journal,
SIX (1959), 228-232.
Lowenfeld, Viktor, Your Child and His Art, New York, MacMillan,
1954.
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PART II
HISTORICAL DRAWING
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Bradshaw, Percy V., The Magic of Line, New York, Studio, 1949.
Gibson, Charles Dana,. The Gibson Girl *and Her America: The
Best Drawings of ~CThirTes Dan Tbs ,~ n Francisco,
C f., Diablo~ress,1969
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, Edward Hooper, New York, Abrams, 1971.
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Graf, Diefer, Nineteenth Century German Drawings and Water-
colours, London,-Vctoria7and et useum, 1968.
Gribaudo, Ezio, 194 Drawings by Giorgio de Chirico,
New York,
Abrams, 196~.
Selz, Peter, The Work of Jean Dubuffet, New York, The Museum
of Modern~Ar7t,1T9~6._
VanGelder, Jan G., Dutch Drawings and Prints, New York, Abrams,
1958.
commercial appeal.
everything.
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PART III
Barritt, Leon, How to Draw, New York, Harpers and Bros., 1904.
Black, Arthur, How to Draw the Human Figure, New York, McGraw-
Hill, 1950.~
Bradshaw, Percy V., I Wish I Could Draw, New York, Studio, 1941.
Breger, Dave, How to Draw and Sell Cartoons, New York, Putman,
1966.
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Cooper, Mario, Drawing and Painting the City, New York, Van
Nostrand Reinhold,~~767T"
Diller, Mary B., Drawings for Young Artists, New York, Pitman,
1955.
Doust, Len A., How to Sketch From Life, Pelham, New York,
Bridgman, 129.
Fabry, Alois, Sketching is Fun With Pen and Pencil, New York,
Studio-CroWel, 1967.
Freer, Howard, You Can Paint with a Pencil, New York, Studio,
1951.
Gasser, Henry, How to Draw and Paint, New York, Dell, 1955,
Drawing
-. From Nature, New York, Sterling,
1969,
Grabach, John R., How to Draw the Human Figure, New York,
Dell, 1957,
Greer, Mabel L., How to Draw the Cat, Pelham, New York,
Bridgman, 194U.-
Guptill, Arthur L., Drawing with Pen and Ink, New York, The
Pencil Points Press, 19793U
Hamm, Jack, Drawing the-Head and Figure, New York, Grosset and
Dunlap-196.
Henninger, Joseph M., Drawing the Human Head and Its Anatomy,
New York, Crown, 1974.
How to Draw the Female Figure for Commercial Art, Spring Park,
M inn., AmerTc anStudios, Inc.,97T72.
Jones, Sydney R., How to Draw Houses, New York, Studio, nd.
Kruse, Alexander Z., How to Draw and Paint, New York, Barnes
and Noble, Inc. 795~4
Martin, David Stone, The Art of Drawing with Pencil, Pen and
Brush, U.S.A., Leste~~Roin Asiates, Inc., T1973
Temple, Vere, Baby Animals on the Farm and How to Draw Them,
New York, Studio, 1942~~
White, Peter, The Easy Drawing Book, New York, Sterling, 1953.
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PART IV
TECHNICAL DRAWINGS
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Ernst, James A.., Drawing the Line, Fine and Commercial Art,
New York, Reinhold, 1962.
Techno'logyNew YorkMcGraw-Hill,1972.
Gill, Robert W., Rendering With Pen and Ink, New York, Van
Nostrand-Heinholdn.d.
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Oliver, Charles, Anatomy and Perspective, New York, Viking
Press, 1972.
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PART V
Brandt, Rex, The Artist's Sketchbook and Its Uses, New York,
ReinholdT963.
Brandt champions the sketchbook as a meaningful way
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rendered illustrations.
highly recommended.
Cox, George. James,, Art and "The Life", a Book on the Human
Figure, Its DrTng andDsiTn Garden City7N. J7
DoubTedayI7Doran andTCh 7T9T.
The illustrations are dated, but the text is packed
of anatomy.
students.
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as teachers.
illustration.
Draw.
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accurate figures.
Loomis, Andrew, Drawing the Head and Hands, New York, Viking
Press, 1956.
The accurate rendering of heads and hands is a
three illustrations.
learning to draw.
Vanderpoel, John H., The' Human 'Figure, New York, Dover, 1958.
This book is illustrated withF430 pencil and char-
as grace.
text.
follow.
PART VI
SUMMARY
that the writers of technique of teaching are, for the most part,
producers of visual art works rather than scholars and for this
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individual artist.
interest and demand on the part of the public. This would in-
ative areas.
and teachers.