Industrial Education
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What is wanted more than any- thing is to educate our wealthy classes to a true appreciation of the worth of the artistic productions of their fellow countrymen to an abhorrence of French mirrors, musical bo ses, glass chandeliers and gilt gimcracks. We ought to have a permanent exhibition of native art industries in suitable surroundings, and it should be a place which should attract, and attracting, educate those people in this Presidency who are fortunate enough to be able to indulge in luxu...ries but who at present are filled with childish admiration for what is bright and glittering.
The example that has been set in Mysore is an excellent one, and it is to be hoped that, when the work is finished there, the art workers and artizans may find others wanting their services. Our educational system is sadly deficient in the way in which it completely and entirely ignores the influence of art and artistic surroundings, and I venture to suggest to the Victoria Jubilee and Memorial Committee that it is within their power to do not a little to remedy this evil if they will apply their funds to rendering better known the latent artistic skill which yet exists and which lies dormant simply for want of opportunity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What is wanted more than any- thing is to educate our wealthy classes to a true appreciation of the worth of the artistic productions of their fellow countrymen to an abhorrence of French mirrors, musical bo ses, glass chandeliers and gilt gimcracks. We ought to have a permanent exhibition of native art industries in suitable surroundings, and it should be a place which should attract, and attracting, educate those people in this Presidency who are fortunate enough to be able to indulge in luxu...ries but who at present are filled with childish admiration for what is bright and glittering.
The example that has been set in Mysore is an excellent one, and it is to be hoped that, when the work is finished there, the art workers and artizans may find others wanting their services. Our educational system is sadly deficient in the way in which it completely and entirely ignores the influence of art and artistic surroundings, and I venture to suggest to the Victoria Jubilee and Memorial Committee that it is within their power to do not a little to remedy this evil if they will apply their funds to rendering better known the latent artistic skill which yet exists and which lies dormant simply for want of opportunity.
What to read after Industrial Education?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alfred Chatterton to read onlineMoreLess
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