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\nPublication Data:  \nTitle:The Art Student in Paris  \nAuthor:Boston Art Students'Association  \nReprinted:2010,General Books,Memphis,Tennessee,USA  \nPublisher:[Boston]:Boston Art Students'Association  \nPublication date:1887  \nSubjects:Paris(France)-Fa  \n# How We Made This Book for You\n\nWe made this book exclusively for you using patented Print on Demand technology.  \nFirst we scanned the original rare book using a robot which automatically fipped and photographed each page.  \nWe automated the typing,proof reading and design of this book using Opticai Character Recognition(OCR)software onthe scanned copy.That let us keep your cost as low as possible.  \nIf a book is very old,worn and the type is faded,this can result in numerous typos ormissing text.This is also why ourbooks don't have illustrations;the OCR software can'tdistinguish between an illustration and asmudge.  \nWe understand how annoyingtypos,missing text or illustrations,footnotes in the text or an index that 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Liability/Disclaimer of Warranty:\n\nThe publisher and author make no representations or warranties with respect to the accuracy or completeness of the book.The advice and strategies in the book may not be suitable for your situation.You should consult with a professional whereappropriate.The publisher is not liable for any damages resulting from the book.  \nPlease keep in mind that the book was written long ago;the information is not current.Furthermore,there may be typos,missing text or illustration and explained above.  \n1  \n# THE ART STUDENT IN PARIS\n\nINTRODUCTION.  \nTHIS little book is the outcome of a meeting of the Art Students'Association,heldduring the past winter,when several letters were read by older members,wiio hadstudied in Paris,in wdiich they related their impressions of the life and schools,andoffered suggestions drawn from their own experience to younger members who arelooking forward to a similar course of study.Enough questions are asked,and enoughinterest is shown in this matter,outside the Association,to warrant these members inaddressing themselves to a larger audience.  \nTo every young American,studying Art,a stay in Europe is an expectation or adream of the future;yet many are able to give so short a time to study or travel,that itis extremely important their preparation should be in the right direction.  \nWe are well aware that individual circumstances will differ,and we have thereforetried to state the experiences of several students,to picture the conditions of FrenchStudios both for men and women the splendid opportunities easily attained by theformer,and the restricted ones that are conceded to the latter,the severity of professors,the intense competition,the ardor of work,the bad air,the noise and confusion,thedeughts,dangers and disiuusions,that await every young aspirant in a Parisian Schoolof Art.We have tried to show that Paris though it may aid 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