A Plan of Printing Instruction for Public Schools / Henry H. Taylor

A Plan of Printing Instruction for Public Schools / Henry H. Taylor

Books

REF.PM.1091
Reference Collection
xxi, [1], 35, [1] p. : fold., facsim. ; 21 cm.
1927
William Reydel
Henry H. Taylor
New York City
Printing, Printmaking, creating with the arts
This is a plan from the American Institute of Graphic Arts for the teaching of printing methods in U.S. public schools. From the Foreword: “There are about sixteen hundred public schools in this country giving some instruction in printing…In advocating the adoption of the general plan herein outlined, not only by schools which now have printing classes, but by other schools which should be teaching printing, The American Institute of Graphic Arts believes that it is giving a genuine stimulus not alone to the educational forces in America but to the art of printing as well.” Included is a glossary of technical terms used in the text, the plan of printing instructions for public schools, as well as a fold-out printing of the Declaration of Independence.