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A drawing by L.B.
Bonnier entitled "Judging a Competition and representative of the formality
that was the signature of the Ecole des Beaux Arts. |
ECOLE
DES BEAUX ARTS - PARIS, FRANCE
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Students registering
drawings in the Salle Melopomene. |
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Students rushing
to submit their charette drawings at the Ecole, because typically the ateliers
were removed from the direct premises of the school and organized by the
students independently, including the selection of an atelier "maitre." |
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The rendered interior
of the Paris Opera by Charles Guarnier, who was a maitre of an atelier
and also hired numerous students to work in his office from the atelier
he coordinated, as was typical of this school. Furthermore, four
of his employees from the Ecole went on the win the coveted Grand Prix
de Rome. |
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