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Art and handicraft in the Woman's Building of the World's Columbian Exposition, Chicago, 1893 (1894)

Elliott, Maud Howe, 1854-1948 · Chicago : Rand, McNally · leaf 47

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DECORATIVE PANEL—ART, SCIENCE, AND LITERATURE.Lydia Emmet. United States. (Copyrighted.) foresaw the coming of the day that has dawned; the day of whichJohn Stuart Mill said: The womens hour has struck. The north tympanum of the hall is enriched by a decorativepainting by Mrs. Frederick MacMonnies,… … IN THE WOMANS BUILDING. 45 conception of Modern Woman. Mrs. MacMonnies subject is wellchosen and ably treated. On the extreme right we have a singlemale figure, a hunter clad in skins—he has just returned from thechase. A group of women and children bear away the gamehe has killed and minister to…

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