The five (5) original industrial arts are: 1.) woodworking and all other carpentry and joinery; 2.) masonry and all other stonecraft and pottery; 3.) upholstery and all other needlecraft; 4.) all Metallurgy and all "smithing" (up to, and ceasing with, the Renaissance), and; 5.) glass making.
A word before we begin ...our agreement upon a common set of definitions here is crucial. "Original" means dating from perhaps as early as the late Iron Age. "Industrial" means applicable to work and, hence, progress. "Arts" is indicative of the near infinite aesthetic possibilities inherent in whatever "work" may be at hand.
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Rua Field Beail has written: 'Qualifications of industrial art teachers in the state of Washington and changes in the industrial arts curriculum because of the War' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Industrial arts teachers
Ray Alvin Schwalm has written: 'Graphic arts workbook for industrial arts teachers' 'Philosophy and organization of industrial-arts teacher education' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Study and teaching, Teachers, Training of
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Dezso Sekely has written: 'Contemporary industrial arts projects' -- subject(s): Industrial arts
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The web address of the Lawrence Museum Of Industrial Arts And is: http://www.ferrotech.net
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David Warren Parker has written: 'A comparison between current industrial arts philosophy expressions derived from professional publications and their acceptance by industrial arts teacher educators' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Study and teaching
G. Harold Silvius has written: 'Teaching successfully in industrial education' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Study and teaching 'Teaching successfully the industrial arts and vocational subjects' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Study and teaching 'Managing multiple activities in industrial education' -- subject(s): Technical education
William Harrison Varnum has written: 'Industrial arts design' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Decoration and ornament
Walter Savoy has written: 'Elementary industrial arts education' -- subject(s): Industrial arts, Study and teaching (Elementary)