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Evolving Creative Thrown Pottery Vessels From Basic Forms, Kenneth Raymond Moser
Evolving Creative Thrown Pottery Vessels From Basic Forms, Kenneth Raymond Moser
All Master's Theses
By progressively varying the design elements of the silhouette, many different pottery forms can be evolved. By employing this approach, the potter can completely explore his theories of design and find the better proportion and placement of all elements of his forms.
The Role Of Art As A Basic Subject In The Pre- And Elementary School Curriculum, Blanche Mclane Cook
The Role Of Art As A Basic Subject In The Pre- And Elementary School Curriculum, Blanche Mclane Cook
All Master's Theses
This study has been an attempt to show why art education should be a basic subject area in the pre- and elementary school curriculum.
A One-Semester Art History Course Outline For High School Students, Patricia R. Grover
A One-Semester Art History Course Outline For High School Students, Patricia R. Grover
All Master's Theses
The purpose of this paper is to establish a meaningful and applicable one-semester course in Art History for West Valley High School students. The suggested course of study presents concepts basic to the understanding of philosophical and aesthetic values which serve as the foundation of art expression.
An Exploration Of Aesthetic And Technical Possibilities Through The Combination Of Several Media In The Designing Of Three Dimensional Sculptural Forms, Donald C. Sheppard
An Exploration Of Aesthetic And Technical Possibilities Through The Combination Of Several Media In The Designing Of Three Dimensional Sculptural Forms, Donald C. Sheppard
All Master's Theses
It was the intent of this study to create a series of three sculptural forms employing combinations of materials such as metals, woods, and clay. A careful procedural description comprises the documentary portion of this study. Inherent in this primary intent, of course, were the problems of (1) combining the materials used in each piece into an aesthetically integrated sculptural form and (2) experimentation with techniques for structurally unifying the materials.
A Suggested Crafts Program For Wenatchee Senior High School, Doris Backman Kirkpatarick
A Suggested Crafts Program For Wenatchee Senior High School, Doris Backman Kirkpatarick
All Master's Theses
It was the aim of this study to develop experimental teaching methods and procedures in a sequential crafts program specifically designed to utilize analysis of student background and needs and to promote individual creativeness and aesthetic awareness.