The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-24
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Thc Aidine, While issued with all the regular.
lty' mas none OF the temporary or timely inter
an elegant miscellany OF pure, light and grace
tul literature and Il collection OF pictures, the
rarest specimens OF artistic skill, in black and
white. Although each succeeding number af-
lords fresh pleasure to rs friends, the real
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preclated after It has been bound up ut the
close OF the year. While other publications may
claim superior chcapncSs, as compared with
rivals Of u similar class, Tie AiiHo is q unique
ana original c0nccpton-alone and unappro1Ch-
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character. the possessor OF complete volume
cannot duplicate the quantity Of llue paper ana
cngravlng5 IN any other shape or number nf
volumes for ten times It's cost ; and then, there
are the chroinO9, besides
ART DEPARTMENT, is,i.
The Illustrations Of The Aidiac have ton u
worldwide reputation, ana In the ur' CENTRES
Of Europe II IS an admitted fact that is wood
ever attained. The common prejudice In favor
OF "atec plates" Is rapidly yielding TO a more
educated and discriminating taste when recog-
~ with greater facility Of production. The
wood cuts OF The Il htDo possess all the dclcacy
ana elaborate finish OF the most costly steel
pate, while lhcy AFFORD a better rendering Of
the artists original.
TO ruly realize the wonderful wGrl which
The Adjine Is doing for The cause Of art culture
In America II IS only necessary to consider the
cost 20 the people OF any other decent represent
tatl0nS Of the productions Of great painters.
National Academy, and other noted American
artists, The Ahiino Will reproduce examples OF
me best foreign masters, selected with Il view
10 the hlgheSl altistic success and greatest gem
eral interest. Thus the subscriber to The Aidfne
WI. at "a thrilling cost, enjoy In his own home
art.
the quarterly tinted plates for 1874 VIII be by
ThOs. Moran and j. u. Woodward
The Christmas issue for 1914 viii contain
special designs appropriate to tho season, by
our best artists. and vii aurpaSs IN attractions
any OF IT'S predecessors
PREMIUM FoK i5,i.
ENUri subscriber tn TIE 1dinc Tor the wear
1874 VIII receive pair OF Chromo5. The Orl GIN
al pictures were painted IN oil for the publish
era OF The AldiHe, by Thomas Moran. whose
great Colorado picture WAS purchased by CON
grcs5 for ten thousand dollars. The Subjects
were chosen to represent Tho East" and "The
New ii tmpshlrc th; rih Cive5 The CHS OF
Green l;lNtr wyoming Territory. The differ
cncf IN me nature Of me scenes themselves Is
n pleasing contrast, and affords good display
OF the artist scope and cOiuring. The chrome,
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NEWARK, ~ J sept. q,lh. 1913.
McssrS. JANIS SUTTON &c co.
Hfniienen,-l am delighted with Inc proofs IN
Color or Your chiOmoa. Ihey are wonderfully
successful repre- scntations by mechanical rr6-
cess of the original paintings:
very Yc-pecuullN
These chr1;no5 are IN every SENSE American.
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