Other Agencies in Art Education,Formal and Informal

Adam T. R. The Civic Value of Museums. (American Association for Adult Education: New York, 1937)

Adam T. R. The Museum and Popular Culture. (American Association for Adult Education: New York, 1939) 177 pp.

Bach R. F. “Museum on the march.” Jour. Adult Ed., 11: 1939, 65–67.

Bach R. F. “Neighborhood circulating exhibitions,” Museum News, 12: No. 15, 1939, 7–8.

Barton J. E. “Education of public taste.” Museums Jour., 34: 1935, 297–309.

Beaton Welford . Know Your Movies; the Theory and Practice of Motion-Picture Production. (Howard Hill: Hollywood, California, 1932) 192 pp.

Benson E. M. “Educational Program.” Phil. Mus. Bul., 34: Nov. 1938, 1–12.

Bloomberg M. Experience in Museum Instruction. (American Association of Museums: Washington, D. C., 1929)

Carnegie Institute. “Sketching is fun; Adult education classes at Carnegie Institute look forward to another successful year.” Carnegie Magazine, Nov. 1937, 177–179.

Clark G. G. “Young art students turning to commercial work.” Design, 40: Sup. 2. Feb., 1939.

Coleman L. C. The Museum in America. (American Association of Museums: Washington, D. C., 1939) 3 v. 730 pp.

Committee on the Function of Art in General Education, for the Commission on Secondary-School Curriculum, The Visual Arts in General Education. (D. Appleton-Century Co.: New York, 1940) 166 pp.

Cooper R. M. “Measuring industrial design.” Design, 39: June, 1937, 15–18.

Currelly C. T. “The museum and the radio.” Museum News, October 1, 1937, 9–11.

Dale Edgar . How to Appreciate Motion Pictures: A Manual of Motion Picture Criticism Prepared for High-School Students. (The Maemillan Co.: New York, 1933) 243 pp.

Dale Edgar , Dunn Fannie W. , Hoban Charles F. Jr. , and Schneider Etta . Motion Pictures in Education: A Summary of the Literature; Source Book for Teachers and Administrators. (H. W. Wilson Co.: New York, 1937) 472 pp.

Davidson M. “Government as a patron of art.” Art News, 35: October 10, 1936, 10–12.

Eastman Kodak Company. How to Make Good Movies. (Eastman Kodak Co.: Rochester, 1938) 230 pp.

“Education for Democracy: Cross Section of the Community Beached by Educational Program.” Worcester Museum News Bull., 5: (4), Nov., 1939.

Evans E. I. “Not Bread Alone.” Cincinnati Mus. Bul., 10: 1939, 80–83.

Frary I. T. “Retaining the public's interest.” Museum News, Sept. 15, 1936, 7–8.

Haggerty M. E. Enrichment of the Common Life. (University of Minnesota: Minneapolis, 1938) 36 pp.

Hitchcock H. E. “Museums in the modern world.” Arch. R., 86: 1939, 147–148.

Holme Geoffrey . Industrial Design and the Future. (The Studio: New York, 1934) 160 pp.

Hyde Dorsey W. “Educational aims of the community museum.” Museum News, May 1, 1938, 7–8.

Katz Elias . “Educational possibilities of motion-picture films in art courses.” Educ. Screen, 13: 1934, 97.

Katz Elias . “A listing of motion pictures for art teaching.” Design, 41: Dec, 1939.

Kelekian D. “Four memoirs of the growth of art and taste in America: the dealer.” AH News, 37: Sup. 67–68, Feb. 25, 1939.

Kennedy D.S. “Art and consumer education.” Design, 41: Feb., 1940, 8–10.

Kenny J. B. “Films in the art class.” Design, 41: Oct. 26, 1939.

Kettell E. H. “Art Exhibitions at Private Schools.” [In] Worcester Art Museum Annual, Vol. II, 1936–37, 99–101.

Kiesler F. Contemporary Art Applied to the Stare and Its Display. (Brentano's: New York, 1930)

Lewisohn Sam A. “Four memoirs of the growth of art and taste in America: the collector.” Art News, 37: Sup. 69–70, Feb. 25, 1939.

McBride H. “Four memoirs of the growth of art and taste in America: the critic; collecting from a critical viewpoint.” Art Nevis, 37: Sup. 65–6, Feb, 25, 1939.

McMahon A. “Trend of the government in art.” Parnassus, 8: Jan., 1936, 3–6.

Mindelowitz D. M. “Motion pictures and art education.” Design, 41: Dec, 1939, 8–11.

Munro T. “The Art Museum and the Secondary School.” [In] Progressive Education, xiv, xv, Nov., 1937, 7.

Monro T. “Art Museum Work and Training.” [In] Women's Work and Education. (University of North Carolina: Greensboro, N. C., Feb., 1934)

Munro T. Educational Work at the Cleveland Museum of Art. (Cleveland, Ohio, 1940) 32 pp.

Munro T. “The Function of the Museum in the New Art Education.” [In] Bulletin of the Department of Art Education of the National Education Association. Vol. V, 33–43.

Munro T. “Museum Educational Work for the General Public.” Cleveland Mus. Bul., 26: 1939, 132–136.

Myers E. E. “Community art activities.” Design, 41: Jan., 1940, 8–10.

Parker T. C. “The artist teaches,” Progressive Educ., May, 1938, 387.

Parker T. C. “Community art centers.” Museum News, 15: Oct., 15, 1937, 7–8.

Patten Marjorie . The Arts Workshop of Rural America: a Study of the Rural Arts Program of the Agricultural Extension Service. (Columbia University: New York, 1937) 202 pp.

Pelikan A. G. “Amateur paints.” Design, 38: 1937, 20–21.

Perkins E. W. “Drawing from motion pictures.” Educ. Screen, 10: 1931, 105–107.

Pudowkin V. I. On Film Technique. (Camelot Press: Loudon, 1929) 204 pp.

Ramsey G. F. Educational Work in Museums of the United Elates. (H. W. Wilson: New York, 1938) 289 pp.

Rea P. M. The Museum and the Community. (The Science Press: Lancaster, Pa., 1932)

Read H. E. Art and Industry. (Harcourt, Brace and Co.: New York, 1935) 143 pp.

Robinson E. S. “University training and the museum worker.” Museum News, Nov. 1, 1936, 7–8.

Rohde G. “What is industrial design?” Design, 38: Dec, 1936, 3–5.

Rotha Paul . Celluloid: The Film Today. (Longmans, Green, and Co.: New York, 1931) 259 pp.

Rowden D. , Ed. Handbook of Adult Education in the United States. (American Association for Adult Education: New York, 1936)

Sanborn P. “Museum radio talks.” Museum News, Oct. 1, 1937, 11.

Schoen E. “Industrial design, a new profession.” Mag. Art, 31: 1938, 472–479.

Symons L. R. “Children in the museum.” Cincinnati Mus. Bul., 9: July, 1938, 86–92.

Taylor F. H. “Museums in the changing world.” Atlantic Monthly, Dec, 1939, 785–792.

Teague W. D. Design This Day. (Harcourt, Brace and Co.: New York, 1940) 291 pp.

Ulp C. M. “Models in motion.” Journal of Higher Education. 1931.

Zentralinstitut für Erziehung und Unterricht. Museum und Schule. (Hobbing: Berlin, 1930) 152 pp.