This book sheds light on the principles and issues related to the fine and industrial arts courses in Teachers College in 1913. It discusses the relationship between art and industry in education, and how the fine arts can be used in industrial fields. It provides an in-depth view of the curriculum and programs of Teachers College and their relevance in the field of fine and industrial arts.

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