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Title: Portrait
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Ansco Company
Subjects: Photography
Publisher: (Binghamton, N.Y. : Ansco Co.)
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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led to each exhibitor. Entry blanks may be procured by writing to GeorgeF. Clifton, chairman Salon Committee, Los Angeles,as mentioned in paragraphs 2 and 3, above. A Course in Photography Free We are just in receipt of a communication fromDaddy Lively, president of The Southern School ofPhotography, McMinnville, Tenn., asking us to an-nounce in this pubhcation the fact that in their desireto help our boys over there they will give, free, anintensive training in photography to the wives of pho-tographers enlisted in the service whose desire it is tocontinue the studios in the absence of their husbands. Such an offer is likely to benefit not only the wivesof photographers but the Government as well, inprompting photographers to join the military forcesof Uncle Sam, feeling assured that their wives are notleft helpless. This free special course is to be given the first twoweeks in October, and without doubt there are manywho will wish to take advantage of this special offer. 13 PORTRAIT
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Cyko Portrait by Dwight Chambers PORTRAIT Our Cover Portrait and the Hall of Fame ABOUT a year ago in the heart of Chicagos businessdistrict, where competition is so keen and strenu-ous that nothing but abihty and strictly businessmethods can exist, Mr. Dwight Chambers, an unas-suming artist, started his business known as the Cham-bers Studio. Being a firm behever in modern methodsand the fact that the seeds of success must grow fromgood ground, he fitted his studio in the most attractivemanner possible, and it is a gem of decorative art whichstands second to none. Mr. Chambers is very modest in regard to his personalabihty as an artist, but he fully demonstrates his capa-bility by the work he turns out as it all has the truemark of an individuality and quality that pleases hispatrons. His technical education was acquired andcompleted through his study under such masters asRoot, Walinger, Matzene and Moffett, and he alwaysworked and studied with the one thought in mind ofsome day esta

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