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YCI/2/1/2 · Item · 25 Mar 1889
Part of Youths' Christian Institute and successors
Agreement between the West London School of Art and the Polytechnic Institution. With the sanction of the Art Department of Education in South Kensington the Committee of the West London School of Art resign the management of the School and the Committee of the Polytechnic are to take over and carry on the said School. The Polytechnic shall discharge half the rent and all the salaries due to the teachers and the gas bill and other debts owing up to the sum of £200, with the committee of the West London School of Art to discharge the rest.
RSP/7/k/12 · Item · [1949]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Photograph showing a Mr [Howard] Brownsword, head of the School of Art, outside the Polytechnic in Regent Street.

Labelled on reverse 'Central Office of Information Photograph. Crown Copyright reserved (See Feature Set Into No.210 The Working Man's University: The First Polytechnic. The demand for evening education in Britain far exceeds facilities. After a full day's work a large proportion of the adult population hurry to evening institutes and polytechnics to learn, at a very low cost, the 'know-how' that modern industry and commerce insists of its workers. More than 11,000 people in the evenings, and 2,500 during the day attend courses for further education at the regent Street Polytechnic, where the twelve departments and three craft courses are designed almost exclusively for the vocational student who has reached the age of seventeen (there is no maximum age) and has passed Matriculation or an equivalent University entrance examination.'

Separately labelled 'D.47599 (25) Among the last to leave at night at the Heads of the various schools and departments. Mr H. Brownsword, F.R.B.S., A.R.C.A. is head of the School of Art and is seen leaving at the close of Evening Classes at 9.30pm'.

Annotations in pencil have also been made to this photograph regarding previous cataloguing of this series of photographs.

RSP/7/b/34 · Item · nd [c1930]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Photograph showing unidentified men and women students painting at easels in a studio with roman and greek style statues around them. A few of the students' work is visible.

Labelled on reverse 'School of Art. Antique Studio'.

RSP/7/b/32 · Item · nd [c1930]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Photograph showing unidentified men and women students sketching at easels from a live model (pictured).

Copies variously labelled ' School of Art. Life Studio' and 'Life Class (In the School of Art there are 230 Day students and 300 evening students)'.

Photograph: School of Art
RSP/7/b/31 · Item · nd [c1930]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Photograph showing unidentified women students working on nude sculptures. No model is visible. Other sculptures can be seen around the walls.

Labelled on reverse 'School of Art - Modelling from Life [Class] stet' and 'please return this print to Room 11, The Polytechnic, 309 Regent Street W1'.

The Art School Show
RSP/6/7/16 · Item · [Dec] 1933
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
Programme for the Art School Show, Christmas 1933 (in aid of the Polytechnic Christmas Dinner Fund). Featuring dramatic and musical performances. Managers: Harold Brownsword and Stuart Tresilian.