Illustrated handbooks to the picture exhibitions: "King Henry VI.," Part II. by John Gilbert, 1880. 'From "Academy Notes, 1880, with illustrations of pictures at Burlington House," edited by Henry Blackburn...M. F. G. Dumas, founder and director of the British and Foreign Artists' Association has again brought out, as he did last year, a French catalogue of the Exhibition of Paintings and Sculpture opened this season at the Palais of the Champs Elysées, accompanied by 320 pages entirely filled with very superior representations, facsimile copies, by a zincographic process, of the artists' own sketches, showing not merely the design and composition, but often some of the effects of light and shade, and the style of drawing in the pictures. The titles are given both in French and English, and the size of each picture, in French measurement, is precisely indicated...the total number is nearly 100...M. F. G. Dumas is likewise editor of Le Salon, an illustrated weekly journal of the Paris Fine-Art Exhibition, which has obtained favour in the French capital'. From "Illustrated London News", 1880.
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