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Papers belonging to William Drummond Bone, student and member of staff at The Glasgow School of Art, Scotland
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Lecture Notes

A series of lecture notes, presumably for the purposes of teaching at GSA. Mostly related to Art History (neolithic, paleolithic, Egypt, the foundations of Western civilisation, Greece, Roman and Christian Art, Medieval Art, the Italian painters and Venician painting in the 19th Century (13 sheets). Another series of lecture notes outlines lessons in tone and shadow, solid form, perspective, space filling, pattern, posters, design introduction, picture building, borders, line, calligraphy, block lettering and figure drawing; each lesson plan is illustrated (15 sheets). These papers are accompanied by various drawings of the figure, fashion prints and diagrams. There are also handwritten notes on a 'composition class'.

Bone, William Drummond

Letters and Correspondence

eLetters show correspondence between William Drummond Bone and the Army, referring to his War Servive Pay and demobilisation. Letters from Glasgow School of Art refer to the reinstatment of his teaching position at GSA after the war. A letter from the Glasgow Academy Rector details superannuation and there are also letters from various establishments documenting upcoming exhibitions and competitions which William Drummond Bone was involved in. A speech written for Mr and Mrs Armour is also included.

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Teaching Materials

A selection of lecture notes on the history of art, composition and basic techniques used by W.D Bone in his teaching position at GSA. These are accompanied by drawings and diagrams as well as exam question papers from Glasgow Academy and essays written by him. This file also originally included 3 copies of the 1904-1905 Glasgow School of Architecture Curriculum - a copy of this can now be found in the ACC collection of Architecture Prospectuses.

Bone, William Drummond