ators. ()n the (ontrary, the desire is to be the injustice of ])assing upon etchings by a painter- as broad in ideals as ])o.ssible and to be national in jury is avoided. Thus, to prominent workers, the si<)])e.advantage of e.xhibiling becomes apparent. In the While in many respects an… … IX THE STUDIOIV mutual benefit of its members, it is largely altruisticin its object. To awaken interest in the subject ofetching, to guide young etchers and to instruct aspir-ing ones in the process are some of the purpo.ses ofthe organization. In orderto make possible this featureof practical…
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