Rhode Island School of Design - Portfolio Yearbook (Providence, RI)

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d b fstem of monthly concours. ie iven to the students Stude'nts are advanced and grade y a sy At each of these Concours mentions a' g doing the best work and the work is framed and hung on the wall of the exhibition room. At the end of the year the stu en s g mentions are eligible for the scholarship prize. The School gives the following special courses in freehand drawing d t having the greatest number of for students from Brown University. Course A.-Two hours a week, adapted to students beginning drawing. ' ed Course B.-Six hours a week, follows course A, and IS arrang ' ' ' ' t 1 s and to give the students an intimate knowledge of the various s y e periods in decoration and sculpture. Evening Classes,-In the instruction in the Evening Classes the scheme adopted in the day school is followed as far as possible. In the iirst year students are taught drawing from objects and simple ornament from casts. In the second year more complicated orna- d in the third year figure drawingand ment and figure from casts, an painting from life. 18

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