The Salmagundi Club, being a history of its beginning as a sketch class, its public service as the Black and White Society, and its career as a club from 1871-1918, with illustrations [electronic resource] (1918)
Shelton, W. H. (William Henry), 1840-1932? · Boston : Houghton Mifflin · leaf 72
rfected, the sales diminished,and when the art of photogravure made it pos-sible to sell copies in black and white of the finestpaintings at a price for which original drawingscould not be made, the exhibitions were no longerpossible. Another exhibit in that year was a fireplace de-signed and… … /ADccci-xx>;!i i CHAPTER IV THE SALMAGUNDI SKETCH CLASS BECOMESA CLUB During the exhibition period the membership ofthe organization had doubled, increasing fromthirty-one to sixty-five, which was a natural re-sult in a society earnestly engaged in a publicwork. When, however, the exhibition of…
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