Editor's Note
Bridge, Maryellen, Arts & Activities
Every year, we in the editorial office enjoy putting together the May issue. The hundreds of projects we receive for consideration all delight us, but it's especially fun to see the sculptural works that students create. This year, in addition to the student work, we were granted permission to feature the majestic sandstone sculpture of Sety II on our cover. Egyptian art is a favorite of both teachers and students, and Mark Johnson's article, "Learning from Exhibitions: Eternal Egypt ... Masterworks of Ancient Art from the British Museum" (page 16) contains a wealth of information and some wonderful photographs that will enrich your Egyptian art resource materials. We urge those of you …
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Publication information:
Article title: Editor's Note.
Contributors: Bridge, Maryellen - Author.
Magazine title: Arts & Activities.
Volume: 129.
Issue: 4
Publication date: May 2001.
Page number: 6.
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