The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-26
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THE ALDrNE while issued with an the regularity "a,
Of the temporary or ny interest chsTscterstc q
light and graceful literature and collection Of pictures
the rsrest specimens 81 artistic akin IN black and white
to it's friends the real value and beauty of TIE AIDINR
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ART DEPARTMENT, 1874.
The illustrations Of THE ALDrSE have won |. world
wide reputation and in the art centres Of Europe
admitted fact that its wood cut. examples Of the high
est perfection eve. attained The Cannon preiudiss In
ted and discriminating taste which recognizes the advan
tages Of superior artistic quality With g5eaisr facility q
aeIcacy and elaborate finish Of the costly plate
while they AFFORD better rendering Of the artists Grgn.
DINE is doing Tor the Of art culture in America
other decent representations Of the productions Of great
painters
Academy and other noted American artists. THE AL
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tsr WITH 70 'Ts bs aS
ALDINE will at tring cost enjoy in his home the
shs nta nates for ,s7s viii be bv rboms.
Moran aud J. b. Woodward.
appropriate the by best artists and win
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PREMIUM FOR 1874.
Every subscribtr to THE ALDINE for the year 1874
will receive pair Of chromos The ORIGINAL pictures
painted in oil for the publishers Of THE ALDINE, by
ed bT Congress for ten thousand dollars The subjects
were chosen TO represent The East and The West
One Ia a view In The White Mountains, New Hampshire;
the other gives The Cliffs of Green River Wyoming Terri
Tory The differences in the nature Of the scenes Them:
the artists scope and cooring The chromos are each
worked from thirty distinct plates and are in size s l6
and appearance exact Of the The pre-
worthy example Americas greatest
scape painter the subscribers Of THE ALDINE
t GSa e. oS sesed by the oine testimonial over the
nature Of Mr.. Moran himself:
NEWARK. n J., Sept eosh 1873
MEssRs J,xEs SUTTON Gentlemen 81 am delight
ed with the proofs in color Of your chromos They are
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cess q 1s i1S a E'nAi paintings rios MORAN.
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production inspires and neither they any the worse
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pictures for themselvesnot for the price they did did
eosand will appreciate the enterprise that renders
If any subscriber should indicate preference fer hg
subject the publishers will send Thoughts of HONE"
little Italian exile whose speaking Dyes beray the lunings
Of his heart
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