Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art - Fawcett Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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OA EROS Pran {Tempera A Vetter wcard Color “PRANG” ТЕМРЕКА COLORS Y ellow Yellow-Green Green Blue-Green Blue Blue-Violet Violet Red-Violet Red Red-Orange Orange Y ellow-Orange White, Black, Brown Neutral Gray ‘PRANG pera Colors are admirable Jor posters Z Z John ON fem OS FT HERE is scarcely a more authoritative figure | in the field of School Art than Mr. JoHN T. LEMOS. Keenly interested in the develop- ment of poster work, he wrote us a letter that aptly hits the mark. “The ideal medium for poster work `, Mr. Lemos wrote, ''is a tempera paint. ‘Prang’ Tempera Colors are admirable for such a purpose. They come in a splendid range of colors, tuned to the color circle, and $o on with a smooth velvety texture that is very gratifying. With ‘Prang’ Tempera Colors the pupils can paint a light color over a dark one. This is a big help in making posters and produces rapid results. Some tempera colors do not have the rich color found in ‘Prang’. 'Pran$' Colors contain the maximum color pigment.” Then Mr. Lemos proceeded to describe a practi- cal method of poster procedure for teachers and art instructors with their classes - including a series of seven Dos and Don’ts’’ to develop more simplicity and originality. This Method of Procedure we will gladly send you upon request. Referring to ‘‘Prang’’ colors, make sure that the name “Prang'' appears on the jar - otherwise it is not Drang ''Prang$ Water Colors and Cray- ons are manufactured and owned only by The American Crayon Company. It alone is the original source of supply. “he CAN €PAYON COMPANY NEW YORK DALLAS SAN FRANCISCO .E OFFICE 126 HAYES AVENUE МӨ; FACTORIES SANDUSKY OHIO Printed by the Anderson Office Equipment Со., 462 Broad St., Newark, N. J.

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Quality E. С. RUEHLE CO. 3532 CLINTON NIE NEWARK, N. J. Blue Prints Photostats 72 | Mechanical Drawing outfits as adapted for the Newark Drawing Schools THIRD YEAR MECHANICAL CLASS Robert Shirley, »structor Annunziata, Joseph A. Lowenbach, Ernest Brower, Elmore Miller, George Farrington, Frank Miraglia, Michael Grubel, Edward ° Petrillo, George Insinger, Alfred Saccardi, John Schulti, Robert Jones, John l'heirolf, George Klumpp, Ferdinand |

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The advertisement layouts were made by the students of the evening commercial art classes, under the direction of Mr. Michael Geiger. The retouching of the photographs was done by Nicholas Cacio and Nick Cioffe, students of Mr. Howard V. Brown's evening classes.