at there is notmuch to be said about the Exhibition, which, as amatter of fact, is more a question of fashion than ofart. The vanity of the exhibitors is more in dis-play than their ability. It were infinitely bi^tter In all this profusion of sli])shod, childish work,I can only single out one name… … TEA-TABLE CARPET AND WALL-HANGINGPORCELAIN \V;NE-JUG BY CHARLES PI.UMETBY K. AUBERTBY A. CHARPENTIER The Cercle Volney and the Cerclede rUnion {vulgo, LEpatant)also sent out invitations to theirannual Exhibitions. They may besummed up in two words—a massof amateuri.sh work by amateurs,interspersed…
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