ion the committee had wished to add to its exhibit anumber of portraits of celebrated women. These, however, for themost part, belonged to public galleries or were the property ofprivate individuals. In either case they were unavailable, in viewof so long a transportation; and for this reason the… … SCREEN. Embroidered by Countess Greffuhle, nee de La Rochefoucauld. France. IN THE WOMANS BUILDING. 217 The committee has also been fortunate enough to obtain per-mission from Madame Carnot to include her portrait in theexhibit. And now we may ask whether we have reason to be satisfiedwith our…
World's Columbian Exposition (1893 : Chicago, Ill.) · Women artists · Decorative arts
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