Publisher's Synopsis
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1916 edition. Excerpt: ... BIBLIOGRAPHY 1. Albien, Gustav. "Der Anteil der nachkonstruierenden Tatigkeit des Auges und der Apperception an dem Behalten und der Wiedergabe einfacher Formen." Zeitschrift fiir experimentelle Padagogik. V. u. VI. Bd. 1907. (Thirty-four plates in) Gratisbeilage, Bd. VI. An experimental study of the drawing act of great value. The author also reviews the history of the methods of education in drawing and gives a lengthy analytical discussion of the drawing act. 2. Bailey, Henry Turner. Article on "Drawing." Monroe's Cyclopedia of Education. (Macmillan, 1912.) II. 366. On the educational values of drawing. 3. Bailey, Henry Turner. "Report on Industrial Draw ing in Fifty-eighth Annual Report of the Board of Education." (Massachusetts. 1893-94.) Boston, 1895. 4. Baldwin, James M. "Mental Development in the Child and the Race." (Macmillan, New York, 1895.) 5. Balfour, H. "The Evolution of Decorative Art." (Macmillan, 1893.) 6. Ballard, P. B. "What Children Like to Draw." Journal of Experimental Pedagogy. 1913. 2: 127129. 7. Barnes, Earl. "A Study of Children's Drawings." Pedagogical Seminary. December, 1893, pp. 451-463. One of the earliest attempts to interpret large groups of children's drawings. 8. Barnes, Earl. "Child Study in Relation to Elemen tary Art Education." In "Art Education in the Public Schools of the United States." (Haney. American Art Annual. New York, 1908.) pp. 101132 The author gives a comprehensive review of the literature of children's drawings with special reference to the pedagogy of drawing. 9. Barnes, Earl. "Studies in Education." (Stanford University and Philadelphia. 1897, 1902.) Vols. I and II. A series of short articles, both statistical and interpretive, on children's drawings. 10. Bastin, E. S. "Laboratory...
