~John Dewey
Educators in art today -- everything from the sweet to the strange to the surly.
The Geography Lesson (Portrait of Monsieur Gaudry and His Daughter)
by Louis-Léopold Boilly
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The Dancing Lesson
by Thomas Eakins
The Anatomical Lecture
by Jacob de Gheyn II
Cats being instructed In the art of mouse-catching by an owl
Author: Lombard School
In the Village School, a "repentant sinner" and his mother try to win forgiveness from his teacher with food and wine
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The Schoolmaster
by Jan Steen
A Young Scholar and his Tutor
by Rembrandt(1606–1669)
Die Kunststudentin
by Anton Müller
Bucharest Primary School in "Open Air", around 1842
by Charles Doussault (1814–1880)
Art Lesson, a 1901 print
by Charles Dana Gibson
2 comments:
Love the cats, but most especially The Village School. Things like that must have occurred, but certainly not today (ha!). Thanks Tabatha.
Lovely pieces (Die Kunststudentin, a Young Scholar and His Tutor, and The Dancing Lesson in particular), but I'm drawn to the Cat and the Village School for their strangeness.
And I believe there's a story behind The Schoolmaster, too.
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