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his first instruction in art. AR A S of At the age of sceventeen he entered the Royal Academy as a student, and two years later gained a stlver medal for a draw- mg from the antique. At twenty-five he obtained a gold medal for an historical painting, “Llijah confronting Ahabh and Jezebel in Naboth’s §) Vinevard,” and 1 the fol- @ lowing year exhibited the preture. At that time he also worked at drawings i N\ SN \ for book illustrations, and N A R \\\\\\‘ AN made some designs for LIRS \

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Royal Academician took place a few months ago. Among the best known of Mr. Dicksee’s pictures may be men- tioned “Iivangcline,” ' (1879), “Thel.ove Story ” (1883), “Romco and Julict 7 (1884), “ Memo- rics 7 (18806), “The Pass- mg of Arthur” (188g), N “The Redemption of {Tannhauser 7 (189o), 1o which may now be added “ Startled,” cxhibited 1n the Royal Academy of the present year as his diploma work, on his clection as an Acade- mician,

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