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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1894

Page

9

Art Treasures Five Reproductions adorn Post High Art Supplement

The Sunday Post debuts a High Art Supplement featuring five color reproductions of famous works. Highlights include John Graham Lough's Battle of the Centaurs and the Lapithe and works by Romano Bridgman Munkacsy, with notes on the artist’s career and notable pieces.

Sunday Post Today The Post New England John Graham Lough Romano F. A. Bridg Hesiod Ovid Pirithous Hippodamia Thessaly Eurytus Theseus Royal Academy Tarnus Milo Haydon Samson Duke of Wellington Duncan Italy Rome Queen Victoria Royal Exchange Prince Consort Lloyds Marquis of Hastings Malta Battle OF Centaurs Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Forn Graham Lough

Oriental Beauty and The Last Day of the Con

A brief art column notes F A Bridgman’s Oriental Beauty praised for capturing indolence and rose scent with bold outlines. It also mentions Munkacsy’s harsh youth and rise from poverty to artist, foreshadowing continued coverage on the Last Day of the Con on the cover’s final page.

F. A. Bridgman Munkacsy Hungary Germany

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