THE SCHOOL OF ART.
The sixth exhibition JHf paintings by pupils of the ObHßfeohnoMJ[| Arts, under the ffljttm Button, opened in the Normal School this afternoUnv The v«y limited time at our disposal since seeing the exhibits renders it impossible to five more than a passing notice of them, n many respects this year's exhibition ia a marked advance upon any that haswhen the pupils had pictures on show that were equally meritorious, but- the most remarkable feature, this year is the number «oi»d&a«nag*4uifl«^ of them beingjikkcbjesJ>y young artists w,ho give evidencSortalenli which, developM, iFglttto them art. Thfr l oppie» J whole, abojelhq,branch which to BM'iß>oTjtAta|ng f The modW, , oonsjideK jdwidewyj snjprjori to anything sprpvjously ftohietved. .nTfcevSdisfol of ArWllone of institutions, we regard it ai a :of-a«ain% &iUb&oit ( <y*'&e useful be r%arded w]th Vfe
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Evening Star, Issue 4307, 15 December 1876, Page 2
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134THE SCHOOL OF ART. Evening Star, Issue 4307, 15 December 1876, Page 2
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