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. W-I :U 0+ X i its Wtfh GUYS the Shoot Th 5 A-.tit Fine Arts After the l904 World's Fair, the Art School moved to a building on the present campus which had housed the British Dominions Exhibit during the Fair. The School continued to occupy this building until l926 when William K. Bixby, a prominent businessman, presented Bixby l-lall to the Art School. Some of the interior decorations from the British Dominions Building were used in the new hall. lt is now possible for the student in the Fine Arts School to major in any of several fields of specialized training. Originally the School was devoted to instruction in painting and sculpture only, but the curriculum has been ex- panded to include crafts, commercial art, advertising art, and - the most recent additions - dress design and design for industry. Two four-year pro- grams are offered by the School. To students graduating with fine arts credits only, a Certificate of I-Xttainment is awardedg to those with credits in both fine and liberal arts, the degree of Bachelor of Fine Arts is presented. l-leaded by Dean Kenneth Hudson, all thirty-three members of the faculty are practising artists in the fields in which they instruct, some having achieved national and international fame. The School also has many out- standing graduates, including Douglas Crockwell and the late McClelland Bar- clay, both prominent as cover illustra- tors and aavertising artists.