WITH A SERIES OF PROGRESSIVE LESSONS IN WRITING AND DRAW IN G

This is one of the most simple, practical, and useful arrangements which ingenuity has yet devised in the way of a slate for primary schools.

BAETHOLOMEW'S PROGRESSIVE PICTUR- ESQUE DRAWING-CARDS.

Four sets, or numbers. Each containing twelve cards, accompanied with instructions.

Thèse cards afford pleasing subjects' for drawing. The object aimed at, however, is not so much to teach the art of drawing, as it is to nourish in the chjid a love for it, afiford him a source of innocent occupation and amusement, and lead him to observe nature.

No. I. — Elévations of familiar objects, principally of buildings ; subjects simple in outline and treatment.

No. 2. — Buildings and familiar objects in perspective.

No. 3. — Buildings and foliage.

No. 4. — Landscape.

BAETHOLOMEW'S LINEAR PERSPECTIVE.

I VOLUME, IN WHICH THTS SUBjECT IS SCIENTIFICALLY TREATED.