John Hassall Correspondence Art School brochure

Front cover of a brochure for The John Hassall Correspondence Art School. Hassall was a leading illustrator and poster artist who established an art school in Kensington in the 1900s. It closed during the First World War but re-emerged as a correspondence school, based in St. Albans. Frequently advertised in magazines during the Great War promoting illustration as not only a way to earn some money, but as a relaxing pastime, especially for serving soldiers

Correspondence Easel Hassall Illustrator Illustrators Jun17 Postal Stool

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