p. The subjects
of instruction and time devoted to each differ according to the course
pursued. As an example of the programme offered, the following, taken
from the architectural draftsman's course in the Munich school is given;
the figures show the number of hours per week devoted to each subject.

First year,
linear drawing 7
ornament drawing 9
modelling of ornament and of the human
figure 21
history of art 1
style 1
geometry and projections 3

Second year,
architectural drawing 7
drawing and modeling of the human
figure and modeling of ornaments 20
history of art 1
style 1
perspective and shadows 2
anatomy, xylography, architecture,
sculpture, or chasing 10

Third year,
architectural drawing 7
drawing and modeling of the human figure
and modeling of ornaments 10
anatomy 1
xylography, architecture, sculpture or
chasing 24

The Bauschule are only for those who wish proficiency in architectural
studies.

What the Industrial Hall at Carlsruhe, the Industrial Art Museum at
Berlin, and the National Museum at Munich are to the art schools proper,
the open drawing halls are to the industrial drawing courses. Here, as
in the museums, are kept models and designs of rare merit and students
may pursue work under competent instruction. Such halls are established
in Bavaria, Hesse, Prussia, Saxony and Wurttemberg.

In these art courses skill and originality are aimed at equally. The
relation existing between the art work and the trade or industry with
which it is connected is such as to make more valuable the latter.

It is needless to speak further of the museums. The art products there
exhibited give much incentive to students, as well as a feeling for the
best from the standpoint of the beautiful and artistic, and all who
visit them are consciously or unconsciously influenced for the better.

The following table shows the distribution of industrial art scho