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The Pamphlet Collection of Sir Robert Stout: Volume 30

Stages of Instruction

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Stages of Instruction.

The Stages of Instruction are as follows (it should be understood that these are not progressive in the order named. See Regulations for the Course of Instruction, page 12.):—
Stage1.—Linear Draining by aid of instruments.
a.Linear Geometry.
b.Mechanical and Machine Drawing (from the flat, front blackboard lessons, or from elementary solids or details of machinery and building construction.
c.Linear Perspective.
d.Details of Architecture from copies.
Stage 2.—Freehand outline drawing of rigid forms from flat examples or copies.
a.Objects.
b.Ornament (showing elementary principles of design.)
Stage 3.—Freehand outline drawing from the "round."
a.Models and objects.
b.Ornament.
Stage 4.—Shading from flat examples or copies.
a.Models and objects.
b.Ornament.
Stage 5.—Shading from the "round" or solid forms.
a.Models and objects.
b.Ornament.
c.Time sketching and sketching from memory.
Stage 6.—Drawing the human figure, and animal forms, from copies.
a.In outline.
b.Shaded.
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Stage 7.—Drawing flowers, foliage, and objects of natural history, from flat examples or copies.
a.In outline.
b.Shaded.
Stage 8.—Drawing the human figure, or animal forms, from the "round" or nature,
a.In outline from casts.
b1.Shaded (details)
b2.Shaded (whole figures).
c1.Studies of heads from the life.
c2.Studies of the human figure from nude model.
d.Studies of the human figure, draped.
e.Time sketching and sketching from memory.
Stage 9.—Anatomical studies.
a.Of the human figure.
b.Of animal forms.
c.Of cither, modelled.
Stage 10.—Drawing flowers, foliage, landscape details, and objects of natural history, from nature.
a.In outline.
b.Shaded.
Stage 11.—Painting ornament from flat examples.
a.In monochrome} either in water-colour, tempera, or oil.
b.In colours} either in water-colour, tempera, or oil.
Stage 12.—Painting ornament from the cast, &c.
a.In monochrome, either in water-colour, oil, or tempera.
Stage 13.—Painting (general) from flat examples or copies, flowers, still life, &c.
a.Flowers, or natural objects, in water colour, in oil, or in tempera.
b.Landscapes, or views of buildings.
Stage 14.—Painting (general) direct from nature.
a.Flowers, or still life, in water colour, oil, or tempera, with out backgrounds.
b.Landscapes, or views of buildings.
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Stage 15.—Painting from nature groups of still-life, flowers, &c., as compositions of colour.
a.In oil colour.
b.In water colour or tempera.
Stage 16.—Painting the human figure or animals in monochrome, from casts,
a.In oil, water colour, or tempera.
Stage 17.—Painting the human figure or animals in colour.
a.From the flat, or copies.
b.From nature, nude or draped.
c.Time sketches.
Stage 18.—Modelling ornament.
a.Elementary, from casts.
b.Advanced, from casts.
c.From drawings.
d.Time sketches from examples and from memory.
Stage 19.—Modelling the human figure or animals.
a.Elementary, from casts of hands, feet, masks, &e.
b.Advanced, from casts, or solid examples.
c.From drawings.
d.From nature, nude or draped.
Stage 20.—Modelling fruit, flowers, foliage, and objects of natural history, from nature.
Stage 21.—Time sketches in clay of the human figure, or animals, from nature.
Stage 22.—Elementary design.
a.Studies treating natural objects ornamentally.
b.Ornamental arrangements to fill I given spaces in mono chrome or modelled.
c.Ornamental arrangements to fill given spaces in colour.
d.Studies of historic styles of ornament, drawn or modelled.
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Stage 23.—Applied designs, technical or miscellaneous studies.
a.Machine and mechanical drawing, plan drawing, mapping, and surveys, done from measurement of actual machines, buildings. &c.
b.Architectural design.
c.Ornamental design as applied to decorative or industrial art.
d.Figure composition, and ornamental design with figures, as applied to decorative or industrial art.
e.The same as 23c, but in relief.
f.The same as 23d, but in relief.
Stage 24.—Drawing on Stone (Lithography.)
a.Outline drawing with the brush.
b.Chalk drawing.
c.Drawing with chalk and ink.
d.Etching.
e.Chromo-lithography.
Stage 25.—Drawing on Wood (for Engraving.)
a.Line drawing in pencil.
b.Black and white drawing in tint.