New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-21
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5peclGI Notices
Prang's Prize Competition
IN
CHRISTMAS CARD DESIGNS,
10 be held at the
AMERICAN ART GALLERY,
MADIsON.sQCARE, NETWORK,
FEBRUARY 81, 1891.
Prang's Prize Competition

The great the first prize cOmpe0 in Christmas
Card designs held at the American Art Gallery NewYork, in
June marked that tho plan has been copied
in England receiving datterng atten.
ton-has AIessrs l. Co. 10 their
offer $1,000 prizes another competition. BE- held
| New YORK in February next
this second competition substantially
the same az those which governed Of spring
fully forth below The time allowed for the prepare
ton OF the designs however been increased three
months and the Christmas season Itself has been Included
limits order afford possible advan
tage to artists IN working their ideas. With
proyencnts hoped that the
petition Will stronCe. that OF spring.
judges award the prizes wall be Fhe eminent artists
and decorative demguers Messrs John Ii Fargo Louis
Tiffany samuel Coman and the entire business
men competition vii De IN the hands OF the propre
tors Of the American Art Gallery, New York
PRIZES
The prizes TO be awarded % follows:
First-sl o0O-For best original design for Christmas
Card painted IN Water Color or IN Oh.
secondSj00for The econdbcsr design for Christmas Card
painted in Water. 6 oIor or in oil.
Thrd-s300-Fort the design Christmas Cara
painted in Water Color or in on.
FourtS2cO-For TIC fourth-bost design for Christmas
Card painted in Watcr-ColoV or II on.
CONDITIONS OF COMPETITIONS
The coudt ous Of The competition follows;
Frst-The competition is limited to American artists that
artists residing America, American artists residing
abroad
socond-Tho designs be made paper cardboard
canvas of a snspe salt the designer within the
limits OF . b. inches n, smallest and by inches
as the largest size The des must be mounted a
cardboard tho size 10 IL inches convenience
IN handling and xhihiting
Thir-Ihe designs be o. figures landscape flowers
ornamental forms. combination OF such motives
designs must be original and appropriate
Christmas AMI have appropriate Christmas senti.
ments expressed in wo-ds which may be original
lected. The words should be embodied in the design
Fth-T designs must be carefully worked in ali their
had
reproduced
competitor will be allowed TO contribute four De-
signs than prize shall be the
same artist
seventhNo design bear the OF the artist Each
must tho margin OF his design an orna
mentea letter and motto and, in sending his design
Mr Moore he must accompany 10 with his and adj
dress sealei envelope, aud the envelope
duplicate 0rnamented letter and for
The design This envelope will not be opened until de-
Of the judges shall have been made Parties
ing into this cOnpetItion. their names
TO be known may the giving their addresses
and their wishes will be strictly comprd with. Each
competitor sell design. should
not awarded prize should state tho price which
is willing sell envelope containing his name
and address.
EgthThe four designs to which The prizes shall be aed
shall delivered to Messrs. l. d Co by Judges
and Messrs Prang CO. shall he'd any further
payment therefor the designs however which do
ceive any the prizes shan belong the parties sending
them aud shall be delivered TO the the Of
the exhibition.
vinth-An designs intended fer this competition must be de-
lvered expense Mr. H. L. Moore at the Amer
can Art Gallery East Esd 81, New York. by Monday
February IA 1881. at latest and Mr. Moore will take
charge OF them the interest Of the competitors The
designs will be placed exhibition by In the
American Art Gallery, and the exhibition VIII open on
Monday February q. and will continue until Saturday
evening March O. The decision Of the judges Will be
given ON Thursday. February e. 10 4. when the
awards Will be placed on the designs which
cure the prizes.
opening OF exhibition the Judges
shall have ght reject ns they may think
unworthy OF entering into the competition.
awards OF the prizes shall be signed by all the
judges
TweIn case any one Of the Judges for any nforeseen
reason should be unable take part making the awards
the remaining judges shall choose a substitute
further particulars regard TO the competition address
P T. MOORE
American Art Gallery. East 23d.st., New York
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