Al Hurwitz Books

Art education in the United States of America
Children and their art
Children and their art

By Al Hurwitz

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Children and their art
Children and their art

By Al Hurwitz

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Children and Their Art: Methods for the Elementary School
Programs of promise
Programs of promise

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Art in Education
Art in Education

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Children and Their Art
Art projects for educators and students
Art projects for educators and students

By Lynda E. Andrus

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Designed to complement "traditional art education textbooks that place heavy emphasis on children's art and ignore how to teach fine art to university students."--Page ix. Activities are intended t...

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The gifted and talented in art
Teaching drawing from art
Teaching drawing from art

By Brent Wilson

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