2003
Eva Pančuhová: Sleighs and carts
One of the first means an adult can influence young children’s education are through play and toys. Children played with imitation textile and wooden toys in the traditional environment. Sleighs, carts and scooters are more flexible children’s toys that, in comparison to imitation toys, allowed for physical games. Apart from pleasure, their true mission from the game itself is to help children develop movement, attention and patience. Children’s sleighs and carts represent an interesting collection within the group of traditional children’s toys in the collections of the Slovak National Museum – Ethnographic Museum in Martin.
Further articles in the magazine Craft, Art, Design 04/2003:
- Art on the floor A discussion with Ladislav Snopko
- Štefan Oriško: Ceramic season 2003
- Shapes of earth – shapes of art
- Tibor Uhrín: Material you don’t count on
- Juraj Zajonc: Ema Marková - A search for continuity
- Klaudia Buganová: Greenery and small sacral buildings
- Juraj Zajonc: A thread full of knots
- Eva Pančuhová: Sleighs and carts