| 词条 | Cowles Art School |
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Cowles Art School (aka Cowles School of Art) was a studio building on 148 Dartmouth Street, Boston, Massachusetts, United States, that was established in 1883 and continued operation until 1900.[1] It was one of the largest art schools in the city, having several hundred scholars. By the end of the 19th century, Boston had become an important art center.{{citation needed|date=October 2014}} A number of highly respected artists were teaching in the city. The rich environment for art had been promoted at least in part by the Massachusetts Drawing Act of 1870. The act mandated drawing lessons in public schools. To fill the need for art teachers, Massachusetts Normal Art (MNA) was established in 1873. Two blocks behind the Museum of Fine Arts, in the New Studio Building near the Back Bay Station, was the Cowles Art School (1883). Cowles Art School offered instruction in figure drawing and painting from the flat cast and life, artistic anatomy, perspective and composition, painting still life, drawing and painting the head from life, drawing still life, oil and water colors, ad perspective.[1] {{clear}}Notable alumni and instructors{{div col|colwidth=30em}}
References1. ^1 Edwin Munroe, George Bacon, Edward Ellis. Bacon’s Dictionary of Boston. 1886. P. 123-124. {{Coord|42|20|51.69|N|71|4|34.56|W|display=title}}{{-}}{{art-stub}}{{Boston-stub}} 9 : Art schools in Massachusetts|Universities and colleges in Boston|Defunct universities and colleges in Massachusetts|Educational institutions established in 1883|Educational institutions disestablished in 1900|1883 in arts|1883 establishments in Massachusetts|1900 disestablishments in Massachusetts|Cultural history of Boston |
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