International studio (22.1904)

Art Tuition

Art Tuition

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July 4— August 13
CHARLES F. BINN, Director

FOR THE SUMMER OF 1904
WM. M. CHASE
Opportunity will be given to work from
(1) Landscape and model out-of-doors, and
(2) The masterpieces in the National Gallery, London
Prizes and Scholarship. Membership limited. Ex-
penses moderate. For further information apply to
C. P. TOWNSLEY, JR.,

ALFRED, JV. K

4.69 Mt. Hope Place, New York City.

SUMMER
ART SCHOOL

PAINTING, DECORATION
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TEACHERS
MR. BIRGE HARRISON

MR. H. D. MURPHY

_ PROSPECTUS WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION
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CATSKILLS, 3 1-2 Hours from New York WOODSTOCK, ULSTER COUNTY - NEW YORK

WM. J. WHITTEMORE,
Associate National Academy, Member American Water-Color So-
Will hold classes at East Hampton, L . 1., during
early summer. Address, until June ist, 318 West
57th Street, New York.
Miss M. M. Mason Miss E. Mason
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Its Application to Porcelain, Pottery, etc.
48 East 26th Street, New York
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Being a survey of the world's most famous
examples of these fine arts, numbering such
names as Lalique, Conder, Granville, Fell,
Frank Brangwyn, etc.
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School o/'Basketry
MRS. F. E. HUTCHINS
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30 Huntington Ave., Boston, Mass.
ART SCHOOL
Term: October 1 — Junei. For Beginners and
Advanced Students.
Design, Modeling, Wood-carving,
Cast and Life Drawing,
Water-Color and Painting;
Evening Class in Costume Drawing.
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