The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-02-12
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ART DRPARTMRNT, 1874.
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sscacy and elaborate finish Of the most costly steel plate
while they AFFORD better rendering o. the cs T
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Is only necessary to consider the cost 70 the OF
other decent representations of the productions OF great
addition to designs by the member. Of the National
NM viii reproduce examples Of the best foreign mas
ters selected with view to the highest artistic
pleasures and refining influences Of trne art
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The Christmas issue 1874 will contain special designs
rs ~ In Attraction any Of its predecessors
PRRMIUM ron Is74.
rx.rv subscriber 70 THE ALDIER for the year 1874
nsinted in oil for the publishers Of THE ALDINE, by
Thomas whose Colorado picture purehas
we're chosen TO represent THE East" and The West
One Is . view in The White Mountains New Hampshire
tory The differences in the nature Of the scenes them
selves pleasing contrast and sords good display o.
Ha,ked from thirty distinct plates size az
and exact fac SMILES Of the The pre-
of
seape painter to the subscribers Of THE ALDINE
bold peculiarly happy idea and It's successful Tsa1a
ton is attesed BY the following testimonial over the
nature of Mr.. Moran himself:
NEWARK n. J., Sept eoth 1879.
MEssRs JAMES SUTTON Co-Gendemsn II am delight
ed with the proofs in color Of chromos They are
wonderfully by mechanical pro
q the original paintings Very Tssgsesf MGSN
These chrouos are in every American They are
by an original American process with material OF Amer
American painter and presented subscribers to the first
successfu American Art Journal no better because Of
production can inspire and neither are they any the
r. by reason peculiar facilities Of production they cost
o,r ehroos that are sold singy for double sbsepaOn
price Of THE ALDIYE Persons OF taste will prize these
pictures hemseves-not for the price they did or did
not cos-snd will appreciate the enterprise that renders
their distribution possible
ure subject the publishers will send Thoughts Of Home
new and beautiful chyomo Il 20 inches representing
little italian exile whose speaking eyes betray the 0nsns'
So per aRnum, in advance, (irith Oil Chromos tret
at New York 0fce.)
For SO Cents extra the Chromos will Be sent mounted
rdTnished, and prepaid, BY mail
THE ALDINE will hereafter. be obtainabls only by
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pubshs except in cases where the certificate Is given
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