Herkomer School is an art school founded in 1883 by the painter H. J. Herkomer in Bushey, Hertfordshire, England. It was established to provide a practical and artistic education, focusing on painting, drawing, and design. The school attracted many students and became known for its emphasis on individual creativity and skill development. The curriculum at Herkomer School included various artistic disciplines, encouraging students to explore their unique styles. Over the years, it produced several notable artists and contributed significantly to the British art scene. The school eventually closed in 1904 but left a lasting legacy in art education.