John Ruskin e o desenho no Brasil / John Ruskin and the teaching of design in Brazil
AUTOR(ES)
Claudio Silveira Amaral
DATA DE PUBLICAÇÃO
2005
RESUMO
John Ruskin wrote about painting, architecture, political economy, geology, religion and nature. His intention was to relate these subjects to a logic he assumed exists in nature. Different things constructing harmony, a natural order. He lived in the so called Industrial Revolution period and his writings were to propose a natural logic to modern society. In this mater, the teaching of design appeared as an industrial policy. These thoughts belonged to the Brazilian first industrial policy . Rui Barbosa used Ruskin´s logic to create the Teaching Reform Policy and to talk about the teaching of design in the Arts and Crafts School of Rio de Janeiro.
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