Drawing education : worldwide!: continuities - transfers - mixtures

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From early modern to modern times, drawing was firmly anchored in the realities of European society as a cultural technique . Based on this fact, the present volume asks for the first time about the significance of drawing and drawing education in other cultural areas. Indigenous methods of drawing and sign-learning in Arabic, Asian, Latin American, North American and European countries are addressed, as well as historical transfer processes of didactic methods, aesthetic norms and educational institutions of drawing instruction.

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Introduction : Towards a Global Perspective on the History of Drawing and Drawing Education / Tobias Teutenberg -- Continuities -- Figural Line : Persian Drawing, c. 1390-1450 / Lamia Balafrej -- The Epistemology of the ABC Method : Learning to Draw in Early Modern Italy / Nino Nanobashvili -- The Evidence of Drawing : Giovanni Battista Paggi and the Practice of Draftsmanship in Late Sixteenth-Century Italy / Peter M. Lukehart -- Forming a Common Language : The Teaching of Drawing in the Habsburg Empire from 1850 / Alexander Klee -- "You Have to Draw with More Attention, More Dedication" : The Relevance of Drawing for Artistic Education at the Academy of Fine Arts Munich and its Significance in International Contexts / Johannes Kirschenmann and Caroline Sternberg -- Transfers -- Picture and Drawing Education in Nineteenth-Century Java / Werner Kraus -- Drawing Education at the Russian Academy of Sciences in the First Half of the Eighteenth Century / Elena S. Stetskevich -- Drawing Books and Academic Demands in the Viceroyalty of Peru / Veronika Winkler -- Drawing, Copying and Pedagogy in Mexicoʼs and Brazilʼs Art Academies / Oscar E. Vázquez -- Drawing Education in Canadian Schools : Late Nineteenth to Mid-Twentieth Century as Seen Through Drawing Textbooks / Harold Pearse -- Mixtures -- The Evolution of Drawing Education in Modern Japan : The Impact of Traditional and Introduced Methods on the Artworks of Elementary Students in the Meiji Era / Akagi Rikako and Yamaguchi Kenji -- A Historical Review of Cultural Influences on Korean Art Education / Ok-Hee Jeong -- Drawing in China : Art and Art Education in the Wake of Modern China / Xin Hu -- The École des Arts du Sénégal in the 1960s : Debating Visual Arts Education Between "Imported Technical Knowledge" and "Traditional Culture Felt from Within" / Judith Rottenburg -- Art Education in Twentieth Century Syria / Charlotte Bank -- On the Contributors.