ART EXHIBIT.
Assured Feature of the Fine Art School. Three Great Collec=
tions Have Been Shown.
The fact that the receipts from the Art Exhibit this year were sufficient to pay the expense of bringing the collection here makes an annual exhibition of this character and assured thing for Kansas University. The first of these exhibitions of paintings was given two years ago when the Carnegie collection of paintings from the Carnegie Institute at Pittsburg was brought here under the auspices of the School of Fine Arts. The receipt at this time fully paid expenses and left a slight margin. This encouraged the department to continue the movement and last year sixty paintings, many of them the property of Samuel T. Shaw of New York, were secured for the art exhibit. The attendance in this case was smaller and the University lost something over eighty dollars in the undertaking. This year the famous collection of Old Testament paintings by Tissot belonging to Count Maurice de Brunoff was brought here under the efforts of Professor Griffith and the number of art lovers who availed themselves of this rare opportunity to see a collection of paintings which otherwise they would have been obliged to go abroad to see made the receipts such that expenses were paid. Next year the exhibit will offer some very famous paintings from private collections. Many of these have already been secured and among the number are some of great value.
This annual art exhibit has been recognized by the people of the State as one of the most important sources of culture which the University has ever succeeded in bringing within the reach of its young people. The large number of people from Topeka and Kansas City that attend is an evidence of
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