Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-12-09


study into piciU1a. TIE large
plaie Il ro-es in metal vase, hN
Victor D4ngop. is the favorite refer
ence study ia oils Of this well
known master of flower aiuting,
and 81 b ~ he declined to part with
the Original =, narve'luusly rei'r,-
duced here. The third cilhrrd d.
sign is for the plates in rich Royal
Worcester china decoration Ia ghld
aud colors, by II. A. Crt~ly. \ very
important pSFs.r on Puvis de Chsv-
amies coploUsly illustrated hy R'g'f
Radon, commenc-s tins inonih.
The series uf oar American Art
schools is begun with Il notice ci the
Academy of the Fine Arts, Pbila
delubia, by Eru-t hnaufii, who also
t-oniributss chspier NiXi al hie
Pen Drawing" for illustrators.
The first with charming fac simiie->
uf students work at The school u
describes. The numt-er i 30 strung
N every d-partment that it i Inr
Is,-.ible TO note half its coDtebls-
China painting, With designs 10y
Patty Thum and NJ. L. Macumber:
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literary people and it, presence is
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courts. At the recent railway dis
a-ter near Salem Capt. JACK Craw-
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the injured, got out his kodak and
u SION de it was daylight began
taking views. The ministers will
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