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BOOKS FOR ART STUDENTS.

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THE BASES OF DESIGN. Third Edition. With 2oo Illustrations, and special binding and title-page.
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LINE AND FORM. Fourth Edition. With 157 Illustrations, and special binding and title-page.
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Medium 8vo. With title-page, end-papers, and cover designed by the author, and numerous Illustrations.
IDEALS IN ART. Papers Theoretical, Practical,
Critical. By Walter Crane.
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