There  are  day,  evening,  Saturday,  and  summer
classes.  In  addition  to  the  academic  branches
there  are  classes  in  modeling,  wood  carving,
design,  and  china  painting.  The  location  of  the
Rockwood  Pottery  in  this  city  gives  a  special
reason  for  the  last-mentioned  course.  The
average  fee  is  $25  for  each  of  the  winter  terms
and  $20  for  the  summer  term.
Cleveland,  Ohio,  School  of  Art  was  incorporated
in  1882  as  the  Western  Reserve  School  of
Design  for  Women,  but  has  been  known  under
its  present  name  since  1S91.  A  well-equipped
building,  erected  on  a  site  donated  by  J.  H.
Wade,  was  opened  in  1905;  a  separate  build-
ing for  the  department  of  sculpture  was
erected  and  equipped  by  Thomas  H.  White
at  a  cost  of  $15,000.  The  students  number
about  350,  and  there  are  14  instructors.  The
regular  4  years'  course  includes  pictorial  art,
decorative  design,  architectural  sculpture,  and
normal  art  training;  special  classes  in  illustra-
tion, cartooning,  and  ceramics;  also  evening
classes  for  both  men  and  women,  and  Saturday
classes.     The  fees  average  $50  a  year.
Columbus,  Ohio,  Art  School  was  founded  by
the  Columbus  Art  Association  in  1879.  There
are  about  150  students  and  4  instructors.  Deco-
rative design  is  taught  in  addition  to  the  usual
academic  subjects.  The  fee  is  $15  for  36  lessons
in  painting,  and  other  subjects  in  proportion.
Indianapolis,  Ind.  —  The  John  Herron  Art
Institute  School  is  conducted  by  the  Art  Associa-
tion of  Indianapolis  and  it  occupies  a  well-
equipped  building  dedicated  in  October,  1907,
and  situated  near  the  museum.  There  were,  in
1909-10,  350  students,  with  15  instructors.  The
courses  include  the  academic  branches,  design,
metal  work,  wood  carving,  and  ceramic  decora-
tion.    The  fees  average  $10  a  month.
