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w hen a t the low est ebb, revived b y our countrym an,.

T h om as H ope, E sqr.

A ttach ed to this Institu tio n are the following-

Schools : 3 for the study o f A rchitecture ; 3 fo r

O rn am ental D raw in g s; 2 for L iving M odels o f dif­

feren t characters for study in d raw in g ; and one

M odelling School,

O n the foundation d a y , the 31st. of M arch,

a public m eeting is held by

the professors and

m em bers, w hen the annu al distribution o f prizes to

the successful pupils is m ade.

On the follow ing

d a y , A pril ! s t . ,

The Exhibition o f Paintings

(

Udstillingen a f Malerier

)

is opened to th e

public, and continues so to the end of M ay.

In the

S ta tua ry Apartment

(

Figursal

)

th e re

is a fine collection o f casts of antiq ue fig u re s, and

som e of T h o rv ald sen ’s w orks.

T o this a p a rtm e n t

entran ce m ay be obtained

byapplication toth e

p o rte r of the Academ y.

W h ile speaking o f the A cadem y o f A rts,

The

A r t Association (Kunstforeningen

) m erits notice

for the service and benefit it h as done for the in­

tere st o f A rt and A rtists. It purchases an nually a

g re a t m an y excellent w orks by foreign A rtists, an d

afterw ard s disposes o f them by ballot am ong its

m em bers : it endeavours, also, to aw aken and p reserv e

a taste for the fine arts by the weekly exhibitions