The Royal Academy and its members 1768-1830 (1905)
Hodgson, J. E. (John Evan), 1831-1895, Eaton, Frederick Alexis · London : John Murray · leaf 146
t was thought that while, on the one hand, the influence of theAcademy would be extended by this increase in its members, onthe other, by restricting the number of orders in its hierarchy totwo, the distinction of belonging to it would not be undulydiluted. The question of instituting a new order… … INSTITUTION OF THE ORDER OF ASSOCIATES 111 two or three meetings, were laid before the General Assemblyon nth December, in the same year. They were passed, andimmediately received the approbation of the king. By them itwas enacted that the Associates should be elected from amongstthe exhibitors,…
Royal Academy of Arts (Great Britain) · Artists
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