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共 27 段- The original aims of the Eclectics are well summed up in a s
- Art Academies and Museums have also been greatly multiplied.
- <b>ALCOTT, MAY--MME. NIERIKER.</b> Born in Concord, Massachu
- Her favorite subjects are wild animals, and she is successfu
- Seven years later, in the _International Studio_, September,
- This year of success was also a year of sorrow, for before i
- <b>BUTLER, MILDRED A.</b> Associate of the Royal Society of
- <b>COHEN, KATHERINE M.</b> Honorary member of the American A
- Mrs. Damer was much esteemed by men of note. She ardently ad
- In the spring of 1903, at the twenty-second exhibition of th
- <b>FORBES, MRS. STANHOPE.</b> Mr. Norman Gastin, in an artic
- Mme. Golay has executed a variety of pictures both in oil an
- <b>HITZ, DORA.</b> Born at Altdorf, near Nuremberg, 1856. Du
- In the _Art Journal,_ July, 1874, I read: "'The Five-o'Clock
- Having repeated these panegyrics, it is but just to add that
- "A most fascinating banquet was given in Paris quite recentl
- <b>MARCELLE, ADÈLE,</b> Duchess of Castiglione-Colonna, fami
- Her chief work, however, was a "History of the Insects of Eu
- Mr Charles A. Caffin, in his article upon the exhibition of
- <b>PERRY, CLARA GREENLEAF.</b> Member of the Copley Society.
- These she has illustrated by sixty full-page pictures. Of th
- "This screen, finished in 1896, was exhibited at the Cercle
- In the Pinacoteca of Bologna is the "St. Anthony Adoring the
- <b>THEVENIN, MARIE ANNE ROSALIE.</b> Medals at the Salons of
- For a time she sought distractions in new scenes and visited
- She also paints landscapes, in which she gains power each ye
- She apparently prefers to paint single figures of women and