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Nancy R. Smith

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Art Education and Development Child and Animal Learning Development Aesthetic Perception and Analysis

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An artist's ideas about his drawing material, as well as about his subject, influence the forms in his picture. Each set of ideas modifies the other in an interactive process that determines the eventual configurations in his drawing. The interdependence of material and subject is particularly evident in the drawings of young children as the capacity for representation first emerges.

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1957Comparative Psychology of Mental Development.1971Analyzing Children's Art 1941Comparative Psychology of Mental Development.1977Children Drawing 1969Analyzing Children's Art 1977The Child’s Representation of the World 1975Young Children's Sculpture and Drawing 1977How Young Children Try to Plan Drawings

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