Table Of ContentART APPRECIATION DRAWING AND PAINTING
Adding Art History/Criticism/Aesthetics Dragon Masters, Oct., p. 40
to the Making of Art, Nov., p. 12 Fantastic Faces, Jan., p. 6
Looking for the best selection ofh igh Art History Can Be Fun, Jan., p. 24 Fantasy Birds, Oct., p. 42
quality tools for today’s airbrush needs, Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52 First, You Observe, Sep., p. 20
all at discounted prices? From Current Exhibitions: Ansel Adams, Growing Up with Self-Portraits, Sep., p. 54
Jan., p. 27 Howling Houses, Oct., p. 34
AIRBRUSH ’92 From Current Exhibitions: The Idea: Homage to Gauguin, Dec., p. 8
Our full line catalog of everythingi n Landscape, Nov., p. 26 Idea: What's in a Name?, Jan., p. 8
airbrush. From novice to expert, we Intro. to Heard Museum, Sept, p. 32 IIlumination, Jan., p. 18
have everyyout nehedi ton prgodu ce Master Printmaker, Nov., p. 5 It Looks Like it Feels, Jan., p. 30
ee Teaching Art with Art: Inspiration from Multi-Colored Compositions, Jan., p. 65
Mythical Beasts, Oct,, p. 38 Nature’s Rhythm, Jan., p. 34
Teaching Art with Art: Moonlit Visions, Paintings with “Mystique,” Dec., p. 30
Dec., p. 25 A Place to Begin, Sep., p. 22
ORDER YOURS TODAY. CALL
Salute to Still Life: Simplicity or
ARTS PROGRAMS Sophistication?, Dec., p. 40
re SUIS TINS
A.R.T. Exchange, Jan., p. 60 Salute to Still Life: Synthesis of Ideas,
Gift of Prints, Nov., p. 36 Jan., p. 30
Project Talent: An Invitation to Young Salute to Still Life: ‘tis the Season for
Picassos, Oct., p. 32 Still Life, Nov., p. 24
LET Sharing Teaching Strategies through Trees: Moods of Nature, Dec., p. 32
P.O. Box 217 « 215 S. Hwy 23 © Genoa, IL 60135 Videography, Oct., p. 54 Yea, Georgia!, Jan., p. 22
Update: Pratt’s National Talent Search,
(Circle No. 283 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card)
Sep., p. 5
ELEMENTARY LEVEL ART
CERAMICS Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52
Genre Groups...in Clay, Oct., p. 18 Dragon Masters, Oct., p. 40
Fantasy Birds, Oct., p. 42
CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Flights of Fancy, Nov., p. 16
Concha Belts, Navajo Silversmiths, From Rhino to Fish, Nov., p. 20
Nov., p. 49 Great Green Jungle of Overlap, Oct., p. 36
Kiowa Girl's Dress, Dec., p. 49 Growing Up/Self Portraits, Sep., p. 54
Sakawahote, Oswald White Bear Idea: Cook’s Choice, Oct., p. 8
Fredericks, Sep., p. 37 Idea: Homage to Gauguin, Dec., p. 8
Photography Western Apache Basket, Jan., p. 73 Idea: Orchestral Printmaking, Nov., p. 46
Yaqui Pascola Masks, Oct., p. 65 It's Raining Cats and Dogs, Jan., p. 16
Interior Design
Salute to Still Life: Simplicity or
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Sophistication?, Dec., p. 40
Two-year degree programs COMPUTER ART/TECHNOLOGY Salute to Still Life: Synthesis of Ideas
that can prepare you for a Flights of Fancy, Nov., p. 16 Jan., p. 30
successful career. ;
Employment assistance available. Sharing Teaching Strategies through Salute to Still Life: ‘tis the Season for
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CALL TOLL FREE, OR WRITE Sing a Song of Color, Sep., p. 19
| 1-800-592-0900 Tearing into Winter, Dec., p. 29
CURRICULUM AND TEACHING Trees: Moods of Nature, Dec., p. 32
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Ft. Lauderdale |P hiladelphia to the Making of Art, Nov., p. 12 Nov., p. 8
YES, | would like information about your Programs! Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52 Woven Impressions, Dec., p. 5
Forum: Idea Starters, Sep., p. 31 Yea, Georgia!, Jan., p. 22
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ADDRESS Sep., p. 11
STATE zp PHONE Forum: Visual Expression and Writing, FIBERS AND FABRIC ART
SC 65 AAA Jan., p. 45 Painting on Silk, Dec., p. 22
Promise, Nov., p. 35 That's My Flag!, Dec., p. 46
Aan ART INSTITUTES
Sharing Teaching Strategies through Weaving in Space, Dec., p. 34
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Videography, Oct., p. 54 Weaving: Textural Experience, Dec., p. 20
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(Circle No. 206 on ARTS & ACTI—V—I- TnIErS eReearde r Service Card) Sing a Song of Color, Sep., p. 19 Woven Impressions, Dec., p. 5
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ART APPRECIATION DRAWING AND PAINTING
Adding Art History/Criticism/Aesthetics Dragon Masters, Oct., p. 40
to the Making of Art, Nov., p. 12 Fantastic Faces, Jan., p. 6
Looking for the best selection ofh igh Art History Can Be Fun, Jan., p. 24 Fantasy Birds, Oct., p. 42
quality tools for today’s airbrush needs, Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52 First, You Observe, Sep., p. 20
all at discounted prices? From Current Exhibitions: Ansel Adams, Growing Up with Self-Portraits, Sep., p. 54
Jan., p. 27 Howling Houses, Oct., p. 34
AIRBRUSH ’92 From Current Exhibitions: The Idea: Homage to Gauguin, Dec., p. 8
Our full line catalog of everythingi n Landscape, Nov., p. 26 Idea: What's in a Name?, Jan., p. 8
airbrush. From novice to expert, we Intro. to Heard Museum, Sept, p. 32 IIlumination, Jan., p. 18
have everyyout nehedi ton prgodu ce Master Printmaker, Nov., p. 5 It Looks Like it Feels, Jan., p. 30
ee Teaching Art with Art: Inspiration from Multi-Colored Compositions, Jan., p. 65
Mythical Beasts, Oct,, p. 38 Nature’s Rhythm, Jan., p. 34
Teaching Art with Art: Moonlit Visions, Paintings with “Mystique,” Dec., p. 30
Dec., p. 25 A Place to Begin, Sep., p. 22
ORDER YOURS TODAY. CALL
Salute to Still Life: Simplicity or
ARTS PROGRAMS Sophistication?, Dec., p. 40
re SUIS TINS
A.R.T. Exchange, Jan., p. 60 Salute to Still Life: Synthesis of Ideas,
Gift of Prints, Nov., p. 36 Jan., p. 30
Project Talent: An Invitation to Young Salute to Still Life: ‘tis the Season for
Picassos, Oct., p. 32 Still Life, Nov., p. 24
LET Sharing Teaching Strategies through Trees: Moods of Nature, Dec., p. 32
P.O. Box 217 « 215 S. Hwy 23 © Genoa, IL 60135 Videography, Oct., p. 54 Yea, Georgia!, Jan., p. 22
Update: Pratt’s National Talent Search,
(Circle No. 283 on ARTS & ACTIVITIES Reader Service Card)
Sep., p. 5
ELEMENTARY LEVEL ART
CERAMICS Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52
Genre Groups...in Clay, Oct., p. 18 Dragon Masters, Oct., p. 40
Fantasy Birds, Oct., p. 42
CLIP & SAVE ART PRINTS Flights of Fancy, Nov., p. 16
Concha Belts, Navajo Silversmiths, From Rhino to Fish, Nov., p. 20
Nov., p. 49 Great Green Jungle of Overlap, Oct., p. 36
Kiowa Girl's Dress, Dec., p. 49 Growing Up/Self Portraits, Sep., p. 54
Sakawahote, Oswald White Bear Idea: Cook’s Choice, Oct., p. 8
Fredericks, Sep., p. 37 Idea: Homage to Gauguin, Dec., p. 8
Photography Western Apache Basket, Jan., p. 73 Idea: Orchestral Printmaking, Nov., p. 46
Yaqui Pascola Masks, Oct., p. 65 It's Raining Cats and Dogs, Jan., p. 16
Interior Design
Salute to Still Life: Simplicity or
Commercial Art
Sophistication?, Dec., p. 40
Two-year degree programs COMPUTER ART/TECHNOLOGY Salute to Still Life: Synthesis of Ideas
that can prepare you for a Flights of Fancy, Nov., p. 16 Jan., p. 30
successful career. ;
Employment assistance available. Sharing Teaching Strategies through Salute to Still Life: ‘tis the Season for
CTohpe cpkr osfcehsosoilo nallo cafatciuolntsy . below. Videography, Oct., p. 54 Still Life, Nov., p. 24
CALL TOLL FREE, OR WRITE Sing a Song of Color, Sep., p. 19
| 1-800-592-0900 Tearing into Winter, Dec., p. 29
CURRICULUM AND TEACHING Trees: Moods of Nature, Dec., p. 32
Atlanta (Seattle [ Colorado
Dallas [)Houston (Pittsburgh Adding Art History/Criticism/Aesthetics What? Monoprinting for Preschoolers? ,
Ft. Lauderdale |P hiladelphia to the Making of Art, Nov., p. 12 Nov., p. 8
YES, | would like information about your Programs! Books/Art/Aesthetics, Sep., p. 52 Woven Impressions, Dec., p. 5
Forum: Idea Starters, Sep., p. 31 Yea, Georgia!, Jan., p. 22
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Forum: Too Busy to Teach Art?,
ADDRESS Sep., p. 11
STATE zp PHONE Forum: Visual Expression and Writing, FIBERS AND FABRIC ART
SC 65 AAA Jan., p. 45 Painting on Silk, Dec., p. 22
Promise, Nov., p. 35 That's My Flag!, Dec., p. 46
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Sharing Teaching Strategies through Weaving in Space, Dec., p. 34
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