Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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A . . . 1 IN MEMORIAM BONNIE fE. SNOW On January tenth, of this year, Miss Bonnie E. Snow, editor of Everyday Art and founder of the Snow- Froelich Schools of Industrial Arts of Chicago and New York, passed away in New York. Twenty-five years ago Miss Snow turned away from the theory upon which public school instruction was then based. She felt the inadequancy of Art for Art's sake as then taught in the schools and Art for Life's Sake was her bold challenge to the old order. The standard which she raised and around which she gathered a host of loyal sup- porters has never been lowered. Many years ago she wrote: I believe that the results from the teaching of Art should be definite and tangibleg that the cultivated emotions and the trained intellect should find expression in those inevitable forms, proportions and colors which tend to make our material environment more beautiful. I be- lieve that beauty is coming back to the useful arts and that the distinction beween fine Arts and useful Arts is to be forgotten. That in her life time came justification for this belief was her great happinessand reward. The leader is gone but the divine quality of her leadership persists. The tire- less labor and unsellish devotion that she gave to her chosen work are not perishable things. From the strength and inspiration that others found in her from the new zeal and higher purpose that she helped them bring to their daily tasks has grown an influence that will never cease to be felt in the schools of our country and in the lives of our people. -Pliveryday Art, February, l925. !

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