The Royal institute of painters in water colours (1906)
Holme, Charles, 1848-1923 · London, New York [etc.] Offices of 'The Studio,' · leaf 42
to be worth some sacrifices. If it had continued as a close societyit would probably have enjoyed year by year a due measure of calmand uneventful success ; but it would have remained a kind ofshadow of the Old Society, and would have helped but little toencourage the progress of English water… … THE MEMBERS OF THEINSTITUTE .LTHOUGH it can scarcely be said that theInstitute, when it was first brought intoexistence as the New Society of Painters inWater Colours, succeeded at once in obtainingthe support of many of the men who areconsidered to-day to have a right to a placeamong the chiefs of…
Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colour (Great Britain) · Watercolor painting, English
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