About The A. A. Art School

The Ann Arbor Art School is now in a position to accommodatè all grades of art students, begiuuers as well as those more advanced. It is now required that beginners spend at least one }-ear in black and white, to gain some facility in drawing as well as a fair knowledge of values, before begiuning color. Pupüs who have learned their drawing elsewhere can enter one of the classes in color apon satisfying the teacher that their knowledge of drawing will -warrant the step. There is room for all. Miss Alice Hunt will conduct the classes in black and white on Saturday mornings beginning Oct. 5. This will include work in pencil, charcoal and pen and ink. A beginning class in color may be expected Saturday afternoons. The teacher can not be announced positively. Miss Helen Roby, of Detroit will conduct the advanced class in color. On just what day is not vet kuown. It is hoped that pupils from Ypsilanti, and adjoining towns as well as those from Ann Ai'lr will desire to reap the the benefit of Miss Roby's superior knowledge and treatment of color,, and join the Ann Arbor Art School. Terms are as low as possible to cover expenses. Information may be obtained of Mrs. Zina P. King, 30 Liberty st. or of Mrs. W. s. Perry, 61 Washington st.