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Social Significance in British Art Education 1850-1950
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  • 1993Who is to do this Great Work for Canada? South Kensington in Ontario5 cited
  • 1994Matters of Taste and Matters of Commerce: British Government Intervention in Art Education in 18355 cited
  • 2011The Political Economic Necessity of the Art School 1835–524 cited

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