Commencement Program, 1890

This is a commencement program from the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, dating to 1890. It offers a glimpse into the curriculum, faculty, and graduating students of this institution at the close of the 19th century. As a primary source document, this "Commencement Program, 1890" provides valuable insights into the history of art education and industrial training in the United States. It is a must-have for researchers and historians studying the evolution of educational institutions and the development of artistic and industrial practices during this period.

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