Transactions of the Apollo Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts, in the United States, for the Year 1842

Author Apollo Association for the Promotion of the Fine Arts American
Frontispiece after William Sidney Mount American
Printer Charles Vinten, New York American

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This pamphlet once belonged to the New York architect Alexander Jackson Davis (1893–1902). An etched frontispiece of "The Farmers Nooning," after a painting by William Sidney Mount, advertizes the subject of the large engraving that the Apollo Association chose in 1842 to have made for distribution to its subscriber-members. Thirty-one pages of text summarize the proceedings of a recent annual meeting. Founded in 1838, the organization would merge with the American Art-Union in 1844 and adopt the latter's name.

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