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Page 95
... schools were established in England to revive handicrafts and to bridge the gap between the applied and the fine arts . The most successful of these schools was the London Central School of Arts and Crafts , founded in 1896. Af- ter ...
... schools were established in England to revive handicrafts and to bridge the gap between the applied and the fine arts . The most successful of these schools was the London Central School of Arts and Crafts , founded in 1896. Af- ter ...
Page 96
... School of Drama , which he founded in 1925 , served as models for later drama schools . In recent years , some university - based schools of theatre arts have developed very elaborate programs , with professional courses in scenic ...
... School of Drama , which he founded in 1925 , served as models for later drama schools . In recent years , some university - based schools of theatre arts have developed very elaborate programs , with professional courses in scenic ...
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... schools in Barbados - Harri- son College and Lodge School - are well known through- out the eastern Caribbean . Most children , however , are educated in the school system maintained by the govern- ment , which by the early 1980s spent ...
... schools in Barbados - Harri- son College and Lodge School - are well known through- out the eastern Caribbean . Most children , however , are educated in the school system maintained by the govern- ment , which by the early 1980s spent ...
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