Permanent Collection Record
Images
Metadata
Object ID |
FIC2021.084 |
Collection |
Works on Paper Collection |
Manufacturer |
Harper's Weekley (1857-1916) |
Title |
The Cincinatti Art Students' League |
Date |
September 29, 1883 |
Artist |
Unknown |
Description |
British wit Oscar Wilde, who travled throughout the US in 1882, promoted the role regional deisgn schools could play in the development of a national style. This scene depicts a typical life study class at the Cincinatti Art Students' League, one among many schools that flourished in the midwest at the turn of the last century. Another program was the ceramic engineering program at the Ohio State University in 1894. |
Medium |
Woodblock, Paper |
Technique |
Printed |
Culture |
American |
School |
Early American Illustration |
Place of Origin |
New York, New York, United States |
Credit Line |
Collection of the Zanesville Museum of Art |
Search Terms |
19th Century American Art American Artists American Prints Art School Artworks Chairs Cincinnati, Ohio Classrooms Clothing / Dress Drawing Boards Drawings Figures, Men Figures, Women Harper's Weekly Lamps Magazines Models New York, New York Prints Sculptures Stages Students Woodcuts |
Location |
On view in the Arts of Ohio Gallery, 3rd Floor |