University of Dayton - Daytonian Yearbook (Dayton, OH)

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, O xx i . + me is ' . 'AY -I 25.1 DAYTO , OHIO The Dayton Art Institute. next to Mount Saint John. is the best known affiliated school of the University. The Art School of the Dayton Art Institute was founded in 1919. concurrently with the Art Museum of the Institute. The principles of the Institute School as stated by its director. Thomas C. Colt. Jr.. are: An art school must teach. first. materials. tech- niques, and methods. It should provide perspec- tive:-a contact with art history and the tra- ditions. bearing in mind on the one hand that there is little that is strictly new : on the other that a work of art at its moment of completion becomes a part of the past. And ultimately. in the field of visual arts, it must cultivate the aware and sensitive eye. The Art School of the Dayton Art Institute believes that. for most art students after high school, four years of primary studio experience is necessary to pre- pare them for a constructive and resourceful role in American societyf'

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