Silhouettes To Cut In School
Silhouettes To Cut In School, by Katharine Gough Buffum, offers a charming glimpse into early 20th-century art education. Originally published in 1917, this book provides instruction and patterns for creating silhouettes, a popular and accessible art form of the time. Buffum's guide is aimed at educators and students alike, presenting a series of projects designed to develop fine motor skills and artistic expression through paper cutting.
This republication allows a new generation to discover the simple pleasures of silhouette art. With clear instructions and delightful examples, Silhouettes To Cut In School is not only a historical artifact but also a practical resource for teachers, crafters, and anyone interested in exploring this timeless craft.
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