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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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that was hung in the sixth Salon wasseverely criticized in the East, yet the same work was likedbest in the West, and vice-versa. We have a large country, thickly populated with intelligentand discerning people, whose tastes will differ, whose elementof sublimity is expanding and who are now viewing art with agrowing enlightenment and they do not give to one schoolall that is good, but, rather, see good in all schools and that isthe mission of the American Salon: to collect the best of allschools, classes and mediums in one exhibition, with no pos-sible harm to any one. That the movement is on a substantial basis, that pictorialismis receiving its proper recognition in the world of Art, is shownby the fact that the seventh Salon will be hung almost exclu-sively in Museums of Art. They are asking for it and onlythe time limit is responsible for it not being hung in more ofthem. The management can assure those interested that theeighth Salon will be hung in the Metropolitan Museum. 122
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CONTINENTAL DIVIDE. F. L. DOUGLAS. There is no entry fee to be paid by the entrant, but he mustput his work in the hands of the committee without expenseto the Federation and all expenses of the vSalon are met by theclubs in the Federation, Museums of Art were hung, and byadvertising.

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