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I remember being taken to the Monument Road Child Welfare Centre when I was four, to be weighed,measured for height and given orange juice and castor oil.
The students to the Graphic Design and Illustration and Printmaling course, [which was over two years], came mostly from Bourneville and Sutton Coldlfield Art Schools, and a few from the Coventry area.
I think Birmingham Art School taught drawing painting and sculpture in the early sixties.
It's principle was Christopher Hawes. The Photography department was located at Great Barr, and the Graphic Design and Illustration and Printmaking Departments were located over a car showroom on the corner...
I was a student at Birmingham School of Art and Crafts in the 1960's.
I studied graphic design, and we had classes in painting and life drawing at Margaret Street.