Otis Art Institute, a School of Fine and Applied Arts Maintained by the County of Los Angeles as a Department of the Los Angeles Museum, [1936-1937 Catalogue]
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CLASSES FOR CHILDREN—A class for the instruction of boys
seven to sixteen years old who exhibit special interest in ar\ meets
Saturday morning from nine to twelve. The work consists of
Design which is made interesting and sufficiently varied to holcjl
the art impulse in the child until he is able to begin his
an art school. The class continues through the fall, winter, ahcjl ^pjrib.^ jtejrrhs
and may be joined any Saturday. During the summer term
demonstrate special abilities are accepted as students in the
to do Drawing and Design five half days a week or five whf>l|e
is desired.
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THE LANDSCAPE CLASS meets every Tuesday afternoon
The work varies according to season, but it is primarily out-of
Sketching or Painting. The sketching grounds are selected
advance and the instructor meets students at the place apporn^eld
work in different media—water colors, pastels, and oils.
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