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Painting a glass jar in the kindergarten, 1937

In a bright room with potted plants on the windowsill, children sit with their teacher at a low round table covered with paint pots. In close view the young teacher, her hair drawn back and her dress trimmed with braid, holds a glass jar steady while a little girl paints it with a fine brush, her tongue between her lips, and a fair-haired boy leans in to look. The word kindergarten was coined by the Thuringian educator Friedrich Fröbel, who opened the first one in 1840; play and handicraft were at the heart of his method.

Period: c. June 26, 1937–October 8, 1937
Credit: Julien BryanLibrary of CongressDigitalisierung und Bearbeitung: © zb Media GmbH

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A kindergarten: lunch, painting and tidying up, 1937 · Julien Bryan: Germany 1937

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