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John Hassall Correspondence Art School advertisement, 1917
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John Hassall Correspondence Art School advertisement, 1917
Advertisement for the John Hassall Correspondence Art School showing a sketch of Hassall himself putting the finishing touches to his famous poster for The Only Way starring Sir Martin Harvey. Hassall opened an art school with Dudley Hardy in 1905 but after its closure during the First World War, he started a correspondence school which successfully ran for over two decades. Date: 1917
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John Hassall: The Pioneering Artist-Teacher of the Correspondence Art School, 1917 This advertisement from 1917 showcases the renowned British artist, John Hassall, putting the final touches on his famous poster for the play "The Only Way," featuring Sir Martin Harvey. The poster, with its striking design and bold typography, was a testament to Hassall's exceptional artistic talent and innovative approach to visual communication. The advertisement also highlights Hassall's Correspondence Art School, which he founded with Dudley Hardy in 1905. The school, which offered art instruction through postal courses, became a trailblazing alternative to traditional art education. After the school's closure during the First World War, Hassall's Correspondence Art School continued to thrive, providing access to art education for countless students across the globe. The advertisement's image of Hassall at work on his poster underscores his dedication to his craft and his commitment to sharing his knowledge with others. The hoardings and posters produced by the Correspondence Art School became a staple of British visual culture, demonstrating the far-reaching impact of Hassall's teaching methods. This advertisement is a fascinating glimpse into the world of early 20th-century art education and the innovative approaches that emerged during a time of great change. With its striking design and historical significance, it remains a testament to John Hassall's enduring legacy as a pioneering artist and teacher.
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