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1896 Exhibition Catalogue Pdf, 3.9 MB I # • 1896. 1896. R_o9al Cambrian l\cddem~ of l\rt, PL.AS MAWR, CONWAY. PRICES OF PICTURES. No. £ ~. <I. No. t s. d. I ~o. £ $, d. N o. [ £ s. d. No. £ s. d. 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J. R. F u&NESS. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF H.R.H. THE PRINCE OF WALES AND OF H.R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES. ROYAL CAMBRIAN ACADEMY OF ART, PLAS MAWR, CONWAY. FOURTEENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION. WORKS UY IION. )JE.)tBlmS, )IE)fBERS, ANO ASSOCIATES O>:LY. 1896. The Royal Cambrian Academy of Art, UNDER THE hlMF.OIATF. PATRONAGE 01' H.R. H. TIIE PRINCE OF WALES ANO OF H.R.H. T HE PRINCESS Ofi' W ALES. Honornry Members: S1R J. E. MittArS, Bart. , P.R.A. I L . ALMA TAIH!MA, R./\., R. w.s. SrR Jomi Grtse1n. R.A .. P.R. W.S. Srn E. Bt•R>11! Joxes. Bart., R.W.S. II. STACY )faRKS, R.A., R. W.S. PROF. H. H~RK03'1£R, R.• \., R.W.S., G. F. WATTS. R.A. f R.E. President: Vice-Presidc11 /: H. CL.\RENCf; WHAITP., R. \V.S. CUTHBERT C. GRl:ND\', (President :\lanchcster Acadcm)' o( Fine ,\ rls, &c.) Hon. Sec.: Treasure,: \V. J. SLATER. G. SWINFORO \VOOD. Honornry A rchitec/: ARTII UR BAKER, F. R. I. B . A. Trustees: }I. C LAR ENCE WHAJTrt, EDW IN A. N ORBURY. CUTHB KRT c. G RUNDY, G . SWINFORD \Voou. C1'rator and Assis/an/ Secretary : j. R. FlFRN l!SS. - Academicians. Associates. Ayling, A. W. Knowles, G. Sheridan, (R. T. ) Allen, S. W. (C. E .) Kinsley, Albert (R.B.A.) Baker, Arthur (F. R. I. B. A.) Longshaw, F. V.l. Aspinwall, Re,Kd , Marr, Hamiilon Booth, S. Lawson (F. R. G.S.) Loud, A. Bertram Baker, Oliver Neale, G. Hall Clarke, L. J. Graham Lysaght, A. Boydell, C. Netherwood, A. Cockram, Geo. McDougall J. Cole, Chisolm Parke,·, John (R.W.S.) Crozier, G. Marks, B. S. Finnemore, J. ( R. B. A.) Prescot.1-Davies, N . (R.B.A.) Davis, J. Pain Measham, Henry Hayes, F. W . Smith, Reginald Davi('S, J . Hey Norbury. E. A. Hoyles, B. Stephenson, W. Douglas, J. (F.R.I.B.A. ) Perrin, A. F. Hughes, Harold (A.R~l:B.A.) Swanwick, Harold Finnie, John Potter, Charles Humphreys, G. A. (M.S.A.) Towers, Jas. Fisher, B. Salmon, J. C. Jones, S. Maurice Wood, Albert S. Fowler, B. Severn, \Va lter (President of Fowler, Robert (R.I.) Dudley Gallery) Hanging Committee for 1896. Ghent, Peter Sewa rd, E. (F.R.I.B.A.) Grundy, Cuthbert C. Short, Rel. J. Hare L. Hughes Grundy, J. R. G. Sibley, F. T. G.
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