New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-11
ACADEMY PRIZES GIVEN
Students of Design Receive Azcards
Better Facilities Soon.

Greater facilities and privileges than ever next
year were promised 10 the students of the Ma
tional Academy of Design last evening at the an
nual distribution OF awards Of merit by Frederick
Dielman who was recently reelected president
The rooms of the academy at l09th street and
Amsterdam avenue. We're hlled 10 OVERLOOKING by
the friends of the students. who frequently greeted
the awards with enthusiastic applause.
President Dielman reminded the students of the
shortness OF life and the difficulties to be overcome
in the mastery of art He declared that lack Of
discipline often interfered with students prog
ress and that while art student loved a certain
degree of liberty the abuse privilege and liberty
led 10 the loss of both Mr.. Dieman cordially
commended the ambitious work of students in the
night classes who had 10 work for a livelihood In
the daytime.
In the distribution of awards A. /. Knoll re-
ceived prize of $50 from the Hal1garten School
Fund in the painting class q Suydam bronze medal
IN the mems day class. and the first prize Of 500
from the Halgarten School Fund IN the compost
ton class.
The awards follows
ANTIQUE SCHOOL.
Day class !Gsure)-suydam silver medal. NJ Rosen-
Day cless Cheadp-Honornbe mention. Miss Estelle
Right class Cfgure~sPeciai prize So and Elliott sill
yer medal Harold Lund. honorable mention Miss Camilla
Night class Cheadspecia prize, SO Elliott bronze
medal. George Davidson.
LIFE SCHOOLS
Ian5ns I rGs the Rze oo
Painting cass-IiE liRarten school fund 500 Julius
Joseph and A. /. kro honorable mention George
Nelson.
Wornerl's ciass-suydarn silver medal Miss Ida NJ
Crane, Suydsrn medal Miss Josephine r
Mems day class-Suydam bronze medal. a. J.. Krou
:. DanenberB
Mems night cless-SpecaI prize So. Elliott slvcr
medal, J. Lancer Elliott bronze medal T ". Conkiu
and Enoch Calvin BoWIes.
COMPOSITION CLASS.
prize Hallgarten fund. 500 4 l.. Knoll.
HallgaTten $40 Miss
Meday; honorable mention Miss Marjorie T. HOOD and
STILL LIFE CLASS
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Charles G. Buck; honorable mention. Miss May owens
ILLUSTRATION CLASS.
Suydam silver medal Alfred l.. Rabach Suydan bronze
medal. Alexander Blum and Hamilton a. Wolf. honorable
mention Miss Josephine +. Irwin and Miss Mabel G.
MshOney
SCULPTURE CLASS.
Flgure-First prize So, David sokolon s.ydan silver
medal. Joseph kruIka.
Corpostion-First prize So Alfred Basrh: suvdafp
medal. David Sok0.On.
VIII II. Low. chairman OF the school committee
announced that students who returned TO the
academy next year would find the school more
difficult and very much more difficult 10
stay in The standard would be higher than it
Mr. Low told the students they enjoyed many
advantages that other art school could give
them The of lectures by acadomiciaus
would be extended next wear. ana there would be
other privileges that would bring the student closer
In touch with the academicians. lie praised the
work Of the class in sculpture recently rc-estab-
lished. under the direction Of II. A. MacNen. y. A.
which he said overcrowded and did not have "A
decent place IN which 10 work
students dance which followed lasted until
midnight