Word: artiste
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...clever parody on the style of criticism which permeates the English department in general and which seems to be the particular hobby of English B and English 12 instructors in particular. In view of the character of the parody, one almost feels tempted to dub its author a "tonsorial artist." Although this first of the Kodaks out-ranks the rest, the second and third are worthy of notice...
...name. It is founded with the spirit of Christmas, and both directly and indirectly touches upon the Christian celebration. In some respects, it might be called a Christmas art number; for the frontispiece is a reproduction of the painting of "The Holy Family" by Du Mond, a young American artist, who presents in this picture an original conception of the subject. The number also contains engravings of modern pictures relating to Christmas as follows...
...Waltz, "Artist's Life" Joh. Straus...
EDWARD S. WILLARD, the London artist, on "The Stage," "Doings in Society," "Waifs from Harvard," in Sunday's Boston Budget, for sale at Thurston's and Amee Brothers...
Tonight Mr. Richard Mansfield enters upon the second week of one of the most successful engagements played in Boston this year. In "Beau Brummel" Mr. Mansfield presents another of his wonderfully effective and subtle character studies. His acting of the part of the famous beau is always artistic and always thoroughly enjoyable. He is a real artist by instinct; he never caricatures a part; he draws his lines firmly and sharply, but at the same time with a wonderful delicacy and appreciation. Those who enjoy a thoroughly artistic and satisfactory piece of work should not fail to see Mr. Mansfield...