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Miss Janet B. Glen, the author of the able and comprehensive article, Z'Great
Schools of Painting,” in that number, prepared the programs, and her preliminary
words of advice are worth repeating for the benefit of students of Mr. Powers's ...
Miss Janet B. Glen, the author of the able and comprehensive article, Z'Great
Schools of Painting,” in that number, prepared the programs, and her preliminary
words of advice are worth repeating for the benefit of students of Mr. Powers's ...
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Summary of the Introduction of Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art.” rnnzo
WEEK—JANUARY 15-22 “Influence of Greek Painting on Roman Art,” “How Art
Became Christian ;” “Mosaics ;” “The First of the Modern Painters, Cimabue and ...
Summary of the Introduction of Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art.” rnnzo
WEEK—JANUARY 15-22 “Influence of Greek Painting on Roman Art,” “How Art
Became Christian ;” “Mosaics ;” “The First of the Modern Painters, Cimabue and ...
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Summary of Introduction of Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art.”* THIRD
WEEK, JANUARY r5-22 1. Summary of “A Climb up Parnassus" in the August
CHAUTAUQUAN. 2. Roll Call. Explanation of all historical and mythological
allusions in ...
Summary of Introduction of Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art.”* THIRD
WEEK, JANUARY r5-22 1. Summary of “A Climb up Parnassus" in the August
CHAUTAUQUAN. 2. Roll Call. Explanation of all historical and mythological
allusions in ...
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PowERs's BOOK It is frequently true that a circle can accomplish its best work if
the members do the actual reading of the prescribed chapters at home, making
themselves thoroughly familiar with the material so that the various members on ...
PowERs's BOOK It is frequently true that a circle can accomplish its best work if
the members do the actual reading of the prescribed chapters at home, making
themselves thoroughly familiar with the material so that the various members on ...
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Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art,” Chapter VIII. rnmn WEEK Powers,
Chapters IX, X. FOURTH WEEK Powers, Chapters XI, XII. w SPECIAL
BIBLIOGRAPHY on “EUROPEAN RUi.ERs” _ Denmark, Norway and Sweden,
William E. Curtis.
Powers's “Mornings with Masters of Art,” Chapter VIII. rnmn WEEK Powers,
Chapters IX, X. FOURTH WEEK Powers, Chapters XI, XII. w SPECIAL
BIBLIOGRAPHY on “EUROPEAN RUi.ERs” _ Denmark, Norway and Sweden,
William E. Curtis.
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| Title | The Chautauquan: A Weekly Newsmagazine, Volume 69 Issues 173-186 of American periodicals: 1850-1900 The Chautauquan: a weekly newsmagazine, The Chautauquan: a weekly newsmagazine |
| Contributors | Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle, Chautauqua Institution |
| Publisher | M. Bailey, 1913 |
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