The Global Search for Education: Art in Education

Posted By C. M. Rubin on Jul 24, 2012

 “Ruskin’s concern for art education applied to the development of the power of the hand and eye for everyone.” — Professor Robert Hewison  John Ruskin was probably the greatest British critic of art, culture and society of the nineteenth century, in addition to being an educator. He believed that art and the development of imagination were profoundly important to an individual’s education. Ruskin...