The Van Buren press., 1873-02-11

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has none the temporary or timely interest charac
miscellany of pure, light. and graceful literature ;
and collection of pictures the rarest specimens Of
artists ,s in snsk 1 and rss Ansh e eah n
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then, there are the chromos boSidesi
ART DEPARTMENT.
Notwithstanding tho increase in the price Of sub
scription last Fal when The Aldine assumed its
present noble proportions and representative char
acter, the edition more than doubled during the
past year; proving that the American public atpre-
ciate, and will support sincere effort in the cadsa
confidence thss demonstrated. have eXcrtcd ttruJ-
selves to the utmost to develop and Lneroye, the
even the most sanguine friends ofTho Aldine.
The publishers are authorized tosnnounce designs
from many of the most eminent artists of America
In addition, The Aldine will rsprodpse examples
of the best foreign masters, selected With view tc
the highest artistic success and grcstest general in
terest; avoiding snch rs have bvcnme familiar
through photographs, or copies Of any ind
The quarterly tinted plates for 1913 will reproduce
four of John s. Davis inimitabe child ap
propriate to the four seasons These rlatci apprar
ing in the issues for January Arrl. JHly onG octo
Der, would be alone worth the price o! years suD-
The popular feature Of a copinnsIy tiustrsled
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Periodical. will mark an epoch IN me historyof Art
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the achieycmonts of inventive genius and improved
mechanical appliances. 1For illustrations Of these
cbromos see Noyonbcr issue Of The Aajno.)
rng nrfRAey DEPARTMENT
will continue under the care Of Mr. Richard Henry
Staddard assisted By the best writers and poets OF
the day, who will strive to have the literature Of The
Adne always in keeping with ite artistic attractions.
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