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heim, Mergentheim, Tübingen, Neresheim, Aethaussen, Elingen,
Blaubeuren, Waldsee, Herbertingen, Spaichingen, and Horb were
likewise represented by specimens worthy of notice.
The “ Women’s Work-School” of Reutlingen exhibited very
tasty needlework, as well as very pretty drawings. Instruction
in drawing and coloring in this institution is intended to lead the
pupils, by successive stages, to the invention and execution of
tasty designs for the various branches of female handiwork; the
construction of geometrical plane flgures and bodies is also taught.
The “ School for Inferior Decorators ” (painters) of Reutlingen
likewise exhibited some specimens by its, pupils, which, however
lcft much to be desired in regard to taste ; the same may be said
of the designs of the Weaving School of Reutlingen, which were
unsatisfactory both in color and in forms. The motives of the
Weaving School at Heidenheim were somewhat lighter and more
graceful. 1
Stuttgart, with its higher schools, and as the central point of
art-industrial education, naturally had also more important results
i The Industrial Improvement Schools of Wurternburg. — It ia very interesting
to note tlie population of tbe various towns and villages, in wliicli tlie schools
spokeu of by Prof. Langt are located. Some of tliem are so small tliat tliey
cannot be found in any “ Gazetteer” or geograpbical band-book. Tbe follow-
ing Statistical table is made up from Ilitter's “ Geograpbiscb-Statistiscbes
Lexikon,” Otb edition, 1874. Wbere no figures are given, tbe population could
not be learned.
Aalen
Aethausen
Balingen
Biberach
Blau Beuren
Elingen .
Eli wangen
Esslingen
Ebingen .
Gmünd .
Geislingen
Giengen .
Hall.
Heilbronn
Herbertingen
Heideüheim
Horb
. 5,552 Kircbbeim (unter Teck?)
. Lanplieim
. 3,212 Ludwigsburg .
. 7,091 Mergentbeim.
. 2,216 Neresbeim
. Ravensburg .
. 4,145 Reutlingen
. 17,941 Rottenburg .
. 3,547 Rottweil
. 10,739 Scbweningen .
. 3,334 Spaicbingen .
. 2,560 Stuttgart
. 7,793 Sulgau ....
. 13,955 Tübingen
. 1,532 Ulm
. 5,167 Waldsee ....
. 2,071
. 5,863
. 4,090
. 11,785
. 3,713
. 1,133
. 8,433
. 14,237
. 6,145
. 5,135
. 4,314
. 2,321
. 91,623
. 120
. 9,243
. 26,290
. 2,529
The same remark liolds good of the Austrian schools. Tlie question-mark in
the followiug list indicates that there are several places in Austria of the same