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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Mountain View, California · Feb 27, 1907

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 33, No. 9.

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You will be interested in a letter from our artist in which he outlines the plan for the "Easy Drawing Lessons" he is writing for the children:
“I am writing to tell you that I have already made a good start on the drawing lessons.
“I think I will call them ‘Easy Drawing Lessons,’ and the series will contain about twenty lessons.
“The first four or five lessons will be on the early artists, or how drawing was first done, fully illustrated and put in a simple and interesting way for the children. This will create an interest first, and show the children that drawing is not simply for past time, but is a part of every nation’s history. I will show how that nearly everything we use, and articles that are made, have to be first drawn before they can be reproduced.
“Then if you will find out thru your ‘Talks with Little Friends’ department what the children would like to know how to draw, I can then instruct them along the lines in which they are most interested.
“PEDRO LEMOS.”
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