The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-01-01
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Of the s n as,
light and graceful hterature and collection Of pictures
the number oasn and ns.anT
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Art DEPARTMENT., 1874.
Tn. Illustrations of THE ALDINE have won a world.
Id; and in the art centres Of Europe 10
sSitted fact that its wood cuts examples Of the high
est perfection attained The common prejudice in
t. md discriminating taste which recognizes the advan-
tages Of superior artistic quality with greater facility Of
scsey and elaborate finish Of the most costly steel plate
while they afford better rendering Of the artists original
To fuIly realize the wonderful work which THE AL
DISF 4 doing for the of culture in America
Il only necessary consider the cost to the people
other representations Of the prsiuctons Of great
In addition to designs by the members Of the National
DINE win reproduce examples Of the best foreign mas
ters selected with view to the highest artistic
AI6INE will at triing cost enjoy in his home the
pleasures and refining influences Of true art
The quarterly tPsed p,ae' Tor s'' VIII DC by
The Christmas Issue 1874 win contain special designs
appropriate 70 the by our best artists and viii sur
pass in attraction any of its predecessors
PREMIUM FOR 1s74.
Everv subscriber to THE ALDINE for the year 1874
ns;ntsd in oil for the publishers of THE ALDINE by
Thomas Moran whose Colorado picture WAS purchas
ed ~ eSose t. represent THE East and The west
One is a view in The White Mountains, New Hampshire
the Ts epos in the nature Of the scenes them
selves pleasing contrast and affords good display Of
worked from thirty distinct plates and size 2 l6
and appearance exact facsles Of the originals The
zane painter 10 the subscribers Of THE ALDINE
bold but peculiarly happy idea and its successful rsasa
nature Of Mr.. Moran himself:
NEWARK y. j., Sept 10th Is13
MEssRs. JAMES SUTTON Co.-Genaemen 81 am delight
ed with the proofs in color Of your ehromos They are
wonderfully successful representations by mechanical pro
Of the original paintings Very rsPssfsily
(SignedJ THUS MoKAN.
These cbromos are in every sense American They
By original American process with material OF Amer
an nsineI and presented to subscribers % the first
successful American Art Journal no better because nj
ali this they viii certainly possess interest foreign
nrnction can inspire and neither are they any the
BY OF peculiar facilities Of production they cost
the publishers only trie rhe equal respect 70
otrT eronos hat are sold sngy for double the absorption
price Of THE ALDINE Persons OF taste will prize these
petures FOR themselves the price they did did
not cost-and will appreciate the enterprise that renders
their distribution possible
ure subject the publishers will send Thoughts Of Home
new and beautiful chrome ~ 70 inches representing
little italian exile whose speaking eyes betray the ionsns
Of his heart
TERMS.
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at Negc York 06ce)
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