Judge — July 29, 1899 — page 12: what you’re looking at

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Norr—The West Shore railroad runs along the west bank of the Hudson river for map LEARN HOW TO DRAW AT HOME _ There being a great demand for artists for magazine and newspaper illustration, also for com: art aad caricature, we are FORMING A CLASS in pax-anp-inx and wash-drawing, giving each student » verso! three-months’ course of instruction BY MAIL. We have engaged MR. GRANT &. HAMILTON, ot editor of “JUDGE,” and MR. E. ZIMMERMANN (Zim), associate artist, to personally «vt opinions, criticise drawing, furnish information, best methods, best materials to be used, and how (» proces with the work; also how to make the work/remunerative to the artist. For further particulars, ten, PERRY PEACOCK, Manager School of Art Criticism, 110 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK CITY. } comicbooks.com TI told meat there