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Excerpt from The Study of the History of Art in the Colleges and Universities of the United StatesThe present report on the Study of the History of Art in Ameri can institutions oi learning assumes that it will be of interest largely to those who already realize the urgent necessity of Art History in our Colleges and Universities and are themselves actively in sym pathy with its advancement. It is hoped, however, that the infor mation here gat...
Excerpt from The Study of the History of Art in the Colleges and Universities of the United States
There are to-day given in these colleges four hundred and twenty courses in Art History with eighty - eight different phases of Art History treated as separate courses. The general average of Art courses for these institutions is four and one half courses each. For the purpose of ascertaining the extent and nature of the field covered and of off...
