The Lambertville record., 1874-01-14

TIE ALDINE while issued with all the regularity
tic Of ordinary periodicals. It is an elegant miscellany
pf IL Sasp
and white. Although-eae succeeding number affords
III m aap sas 0
bound up at the close of the While other pub
rivals Of similar i class M RDiSEs Unique and
original conception-alone and unapproached-abso-
,ntey without competition in price character The
possessor Of complete volume cannot duplicate the
quantity Of fine paper and engavings in any other shape
Of or number ~ Of volumes r ten times Is cost and e there
ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
: Iiie Illustrations Of THE ALDINE have world
~ v and in the art centres of Europe 1t is
highest sse that its wood cuts are examples Of the
educated ana dii paiss y rapidly yielding 70 more
advantages Of superior artistic quality with greater aciI
so 81 m Production s, The woodcuts the 1LDLEpos-
be % ssssi pats While they afford better rendering
To fully realize the wonderful work which THE Az
~. = s DONG for the art culture in America
~ necessary TO consider the cost to she people OF
great nanter representations Of the productions
ID addition to designs by the members of tho National
Dd' VIII 5eproduee examples of the best foreign mast
e Sress w,.n view to the highest artistic
THE ALDiNE will at trifng cost enjoy in his own m
home the pleasures and refining influences Of true art
Moran and J. b. woodward. y D' AnoS-
The Christmas issue for 1874 win contain special de-
will supass in attractions any OF its predecessor anu
PREMIUM FOR 1874.
Every subscriber to THE dLDINE for the year 1874
are w1ll rsesss par Of shromps chr The original pictures
by Thomas Moran, whose great Colorado picture was
purchased by Congress for ten Thousand dollars The
subjects were chosen 10 represent The East and The
West" One isa view in The White Mountains, New
Wyoming Territory. The difference in the nature Of Tho.
scenes IN themselves Is pleasing CONTRAST and affords
each worked from als dstns sop' The
are in size ~ l6) and appearance facsimes
the originals The presentation Of worthy example
greatest landscape painter to the subscribers
of THE ALDINEwas a bold bnt peculiarly happv idea
and its successful realization is atested by the foowing
testimonial over the signature of Mr. Moran bimself-
49, -. NEWARK n, J. Sept 2oA, 1873
Gsate,snI am delighted with the proofs in color of
your ehromos They are wonderfully successful repre-
sentaons by mechanical process of the original paint
| (Signed) TfTOS MORAN
These ehromos are in every sense American. They
are by an original American process with material OF
American manufacture from designs of American
scenery by an american painter and presented to sub
scrbes to the irst successful American Art Journal
If no better because of all this they will certainly pos
scss an interest foreign production inspire and
facilities OF production they cost the publishers only
trie 'rhae equal u respect 10 sster cdro.ss at are
Persons of will prize these pctnrcs for themselves
NOT for the price they did did not cost and will ap-
possible.
II any subscriber should indicate preference for
IIonen new and beautiful cIreno IA 20 inches rep
resenting little italian exile whose speaking eyes be-
tray the longings of his heart
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