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William John Server
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Philadelphia Museum of Art; Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Annual report;

Pennsylvania Museum of Art. Annual report
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English: "Throne Chair from an old Persian Mosque From the Joseph E. Temple Trust. Drawn by William John Server"

Identifier: annualreportof03phil (find matches)
Title: Annual report of the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Year: 1878 (1870s)
Authors: Philadelphia Museum of Art Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art. Annual report Pennsylvania Museum of Art. Annual report
Subjects: Philadelphia Museum of Art Art
Publisher: Philadelphia : Philadelphia Museum of Art
Contributing Library: Philadelphia Museum of Art, Library
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oyle Prize.—In Modeling. Awarded to Rita Lindsay. Frederic Graff Prizi:, $25.00—For Architectural Design. Awarded toJ. Peter Klinges, Jr. Honorable mention to .John L. Coneys. Henry Perry Leland Prize, $25.00.—Offered by Mrs. .John Harrison forthe best Work in Illustration. Awarded to Arthur Rodman Bowker. Commendations to M. Louise Baker, William J. Server, Thomas E. Booth. Mrs. Edward H. Ogdkn Special Prize, $10.00—For the best FigureSketch. Awarded to William J. Smith. Honorable mention to George Henry Melcher. F. Weber Prize.—Drawing Table. Awarded to .Jacob F. Scheffler. Henry M. Taws Prize : Water-Color Sketching Outfit. For best workin Water-Color Painting. Awarded to Eana Smith. First mention to Elizabeth Yarnall. Second mention to .Jean MacConathyHettrick. Mention for good progress—Solomon Hess, Florence Melissa Clegg. Prize Scholarships for School Year 1902-1903.—Awarded to M. LouiseBaker, Paul Hadley, Isabel Aitken, Emma A. McFeely, Nettie Campbell■Cheshire.
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THRONE CHAIR. From an old Persian Mosque. From the Joseph E. Temple Trust. Draun by William John Server, a Pupil of the School. 50 TEXTILE SCHOOL. Associate Committee of Womens Prize, $10.00.—For best executed workin Jacquard Designs. Third year. Awarded to Kobert J. Carson. Honorable mention to William H. Stafford. The Elizabeth C. Roberts Prize, $10.00.—For best work in Color Harmonyand Design. Awarded to Herbert M. Remington. Honorable mention to Louis E. Ruehlmann. The Miss Clyde Prize, $10.00.—The best executed work in Jacquard Design.Second year. Awarded to Harry Taylor. Honorable mention to Frank W. Hoffman. The Textile AVorld Gold Medal.—For Thesis: Action of NitricAcid on Cotton. Awarded to Percy T. Phillips. New England Cotton Manufacturers Association Medal.—For Gen-eral Excellence. Entire Course. Awarded to William H. Stafford. Honoralde mention to Robert J. Carson. Dyers Trade Journal Prize—Chemical Balance.—For results in Ap-plication of Dyes to Various Tex

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