BARTHOLOMEW'S DRAWING-BOOKS

This séries of Drawing-Books embraces twelve numbers. Each containing twelve plates, executed in the highest style of lithographie art, ami twenty-four pages of drawing-paper of superior quality.

Instruction relating to the examples is given on the covers of the books.

The subject-matter of each book is as follows : —

No. 1. — Horizontal and vertical lines, together with plane figures and ornamental forms composed of thèse lines.

No. 2. — Inclined lines and ornamental forms composed of horizontal, vertical, and inclined lines, curved lines, circles, and ornamental forms composed of curved lines.

No. 3. — Inîtiatory lessons in Perspective; The method of drawing from objects explained ; The Laws of Light ; Shade and Shadow presented.

No. 4. — Advanced lessons on the subjects presented in No. 3.

No. 5. — Lessons in drawing Fruit and Flowers.

No. 6. — Inîtiatory lessons on Foreground and Foliage.

No. 7. — Lessons on Landscape-drawing.

No. 8. — Marine Views and Landscape.

No. 9. — Inîtiatory lessons on Animal-drawing.

No. 10. — Advanced lessons on Animal-drawing.

No. 11. — Inîtiatory lessons on Figure-drawing.

Nq. 12. — Advanced lessons on Figure-drawing.

Bartholomew }s Drawing Séries.

The object aimed at in the first four numbers is to give to pupils in our public schools that facility of hand, that discipline of eye, and that îcnowledge of the principles of drawing whieh ail should possess. The reiftaining numbers of this séries are intended for the use of those who have the time and opportunity to pursue the study further.

For the assistance of teachers the author has prepared a séries of Manuals, called " The Teacher's Guide." With the aid afforded by thèse manuals, any good teacher may guide a class to successful recuits.

BAETHOLOMEW'S PRIMARY-SCHOOL SLATE,