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ACADEMY NOTES ALFRED ALMA-TADEMA ARTHUR HACKER Arthur Tooth AUMONIER B. W. LEADER BART blue BOUGHTON BRITON RIVIERE CALDERON CHARLES child COLIN HUNTER daughter DAVID MURRAY DENDY SADLER draperies dress EDWARD EDWIN EDWIN LONG ERNEST CROFTS FARQUHARSON flowers FORBES foreground FRANK BRANGWYN FRED G. A. STOREY G. F. WATTS GALLERY VIII GEORGE girl GOODALL grey H. W. B. DAVIS HENRY WOODS HERBERT HORSLEY HUBERT HERKOMER Illustrations J. B. BURGESS J. C. Hook J. W. WATERHOUSE JAMES JAMES SANT JOHN BRETT JOHN PETTIE Lady landscape LESLIE light LOGSDAIL LUKE FILDES MACBETH MACWHIRTER Miss MONTALBA morning MORRIS owners permission of Messrs PERUGINI pictures noted Portrait POYNTER PRINSEP R.A. sketch REID river ROBERT seated SEYMOUR LUCAS SIDNEY COOPER SIR F SIR J. E. MILLAIS SOLOMON STUART Summer TAYLER THOMAS Tooth & Sons TOPHAM W. L. WYLLIE W. W. OULESS WALTER WATERLOW WILLIAM YEAMES YEEND KING young
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