This mid-19th century collection brings together the addresses given by two leading figures in the British art world: Sir Henry Cole, a noted writer and museum director, and Richard Redgrave, an influential painter and teacher. The speeches cover a wide range of topics related to art education, including the role of museums, the importance of drawing instruction, and the value of decorative arts. This volume provides valuable insights into the culture and politics of Victorian Britain, as well as the foundations of modern art education.

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