. 27a BIBLE—Bound by Helena Barnhart Loaned by E. J. Wheeler. 528 LANDSCAPE. Charles M. Boog. 528a LIFE OF WASHINGTON—Bound Book. Loaned by E. J. Wheeler. HelenaBarnhart. 529 ST. CECELIA. Jennie Brownscombe. 530 PORTRAIT OF AN OLD LADY. Mrs. E. K. Martin. 531 AUTUMN MORNING—Niagara. E. Phillips OSullivan. 532 PORTRAIT. Rudolph Bunner. 533 HE SENT FOR AN ASS, AND RODE INTO THE CITY. W. L. Taylor. 534 HEAD OF AN ITALIAN FISHERMAN. E. Dowdall. 535 PORTRAIT OF MISS BLANCH BARRON. Louise L. Heustis. 536 ILLUSTRATION. Lucius Hitchcock. 537
. 27a BIBLE—Bound by Helena Barnhart Loaned by E. J. Wheeler. 528 LANDSCAPE. Charles M. Boog. 528a LIFE OF WASHINGTON—Bound Book. Loaned by E. J. Wheeler. HelenaBarnhart. 529 ST. CECELIA. Jennie Brownscombe. 530 PORTRAIT OF AN OLD LADY. Mrs. E. K. Martin. 531 AUTUMN MORNING—Niagara. E. Phillips OSullivan. 532 PORTRAIT. Rudolph Bunner. 533 HE SENT FOR AN ASS, AND RODE INTO THE CITY. W. L. Taylor. 534 HEAD OF AN ITALIAN FISHERMAN. E. Dowdall. 535 PORTRAIT OF MISS BLANCH BARRON. Louise L. Heustis. 536 ILLUSTRATION. Lucius Hitchcock. 537 HEAD OF A MAN OF THE PERIOD OF CHARLES 1. E. Dowdall. 538 SANDY HOOK. Andrew Teggin. 539 A JULY HARVEST. Nannie Homans. 540 PORTRAIT OF MR. B. Cora A. Week. 541 SUMMER ON RONDOUT CREEK. Mary Kollock. 542 DANS DEGLISE. Kate Kendall. 543 THE HUM OF THE MIGHTY WORKINGS. Carl Hirschburg. 544 THE ELDER SISTER. Margaret F. Eaton. 545 SHIP-YARD. Walter Florian. 546 ON THE EDGE OF THE FOG. E. M. Bicknell. 547 ALLEGRO. Louis Loeb. 548 PORTRAIT. Arthur COPYRIGHT, 189?, BY THE CURTIS PUBLISHING COLOR, ILLUSTRATION—W. L. Taylor Some Historical Notes* The Art Students League was organized in 1875 by a group of Students, whorealized the need of better opportunity for the study of drawing and painting than couldat that time be obtained in any existing academy in the country. These students, wdio were all earning their living in practical branches of that they were handicapped in the competition with men and women trained inthe Art Schools abroad, and determined to establish in the City of New York Schoolswhich would enable them to take equal standing with the art workers of any country. Their first effort was to establish daily Life Classes, and in October, 1875. a roomwas found on the corner of Sixteenth Street and Fifth Avenue, and the work was begunwith the opening of morning and evening Life Classes for men. an afternoon Life Classfor women. In les
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