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Athens School of Fine Arts (27th April, 2005) : Five-year study program that leads to a degree in art qualified by one of three directions: painting, sculpture or printmaking. In Greek and English. |
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The Art Institutes (27th April, 2005) : The Art Institutes offer three different ways to earn your degree, in class, online or a combination of both. Each method is tailored to your schedule, lifestyle, and what you need to get moving on your career goals right now. |
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Children's School of Art Houston (27th April, 2005) : Visual arts school offering classes to children from ages 3 to 7. |
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Bridgeview School of Fine Art, New York (27th April, 2005) : Instruction in painting, drawing and sculpture in the Russian classical tradition. Full-time or part-time, adult and youth programs. Long Island City, NY. |
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Samuel S. Fleisher Art Memorial (27th April, 2005) : Tuition-free visual art school in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania offering classes, workshops, and exhibitions. |
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Children's School of Art Houston ( ) : Visual arts school offering classes to children from ages 3 to 7.
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Angel Academy of Art () : Classical training in painting and draftsmanship, full or part time. Located in Florence, Italy.
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The Florence Academy of Art, Florence Italy () : Founded to provide the highest level of instruction possible in the classical methods of drawing, painting and sculpture for the training of select students wishing to pursue careers as professional artists in the Realist tradition.
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Vancouver Academy of Art () : Intensive, non-credit, continuing education courses in drawing, painting and sculpture. Traditional and contemporary fundamentals stressed.
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The Southwest School of Art and Craft () : This non-degree granting art school has been serving artists since 1969. View photographs and descriptions of art objects, classes, and the historic buildings and grounds on the San Antonio Riverwalk.
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