New York School of Art

The New York School of Art was an influential art school in the early 20th century, founded in 1923 by Charles Webster Hawthorne. It focused on teaching traditional drawing and painting techniques, emphasizing realism and mastery of form. The school attracted aspiring artists seeking rigorous training and contributed to the development of American art by fostering skilled artisans and promoting artistic discipline. Its approach combined classical methods with contemporary ideas, making it a significant institution for artists training in a supportive environment aimed at professional growth.