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]
METHODS AT OTIS
A strong technique and fine, broad understanding of the subject »
to reach a position in art and to maintain it. To attain this goal
titude must be preserved by the student. There are no short, eqsV
art, and no adequate foundational structure may be acquire^ py
methods.
Otis Art Institute offers thorough technical preparation in the
art. Whether the student's objective be Advertising Design,
or Cartooning, the groundwork must be carefully and comple
Equally important are the great ideals which are held before ths
this school. At all times the young artist is here surrounded by
tely
a serious
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of idealism, enthusiasm and helpfulness. Otis Art Institute believes
art
velopment of individuality is a primary requisite in training the
The school's methods have proved most successful in unfolding jjn^i|sri(dijia|li|Y
and in giving it free, untrammeled expression.
Europe
Men and women of recognized standing in their several fields, end
successful experience in the teaching of art. make up the staff o
All have been educated in the finest schools of this country and
such qualifications, they are equipped to offer the student superidr
Otis Art Institute courses in extended detail will be found on the
pages. You are asked to give them your careful consideration.
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