Archaeological Institute of America, Archaeological Society of Washington, College Art Association of America · Concord, N.H. ; Washington, D.C. : Archaeological Institute of America · leaf 41
nternational. It isimportant to note that this exhibitionwas confined to European works. It was very natural after the successof the Allegheny exhibition that oneshould be held in connection with theopening of the Carnegie Institute ofPittsburgh, so in 1S95 ]\Ir. Carnegieinvited the Art Society of… … Eleanor, Jean and Anna, by George W. Bellows. Awarded Medal ot the First Class, Twenty-firstInternational Exhibition, 1922. ceded by critics to be one of the strong-est ever held in America. Mr. Carnegiewas dehghted and it was, undoubtedly,the success of this exhibition which ledhim to make…
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