Vita di James McNeill Whistler, . il tubo di bottiglie in hisname a meno che egli non era abbastanza soddisfatto e sicuro il contenuto. La scorsa settimana del primo anno è arrivato, e il sig. Whistler spentthe intera ogni mattina presso l' Academie. La supervisione del lavoro onestudents è stata così soddisfacente che ha comunicato con il suo,dopo la chiusura della Academie, di annunciare che egli ha voluto enterinto un apprendistato con lei, per un periodo di cinque anni, come egli la con-sidered sarebbe pienamente che il tempo per insegnare la sua tutta hisScience e fanno di lei un artigiano finito ; con il suo sviluppo artistico-uomini

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Life of James McNeill Whistler, . hose bottles out in hisname unless he was quite satisfied with, and sure of, the contents. The last week of the first year arrived, and Mr. Whistler spentthe whole of each morning at the Academie. The supervision of onestudents work was so satisfactory that he communicated with her, after the closing of the Academie, to announce that he desired to enterinto an apprenticeship with her, for a term of five years, as he con-sidered it would take fully that time to teach her the whole of hisScience and make of her a finished craftsman ; with her artistic develop-ment he never for a moment pretended to interfere—that, he said, 1 is or is not superb—it was determined at birth, but I can teach youhow to paint. So, on the 20th of July (1899), the Deed of Apprenticeship [withMrs. Addams] was signed and legally witnessed, and she bound herselfto her Master to learn the Art and Craft of a painter, faithfully to serveafter the manner of an Apprentice for the full term of five years, his380 [1899. (See page 357) BLUE AND CORALTHE LITTLE BLUE BONNET OIL Formerly in the possession ofWm. Heinemann, Esq. The Acad&mie Carmensecrets keep and his lawful commands obey, she shall do no damage tohis goods nor suffer it to be done by others, nor waste his goods, norlend them unlawfully, nor do any act whereby he might sustain loss, nor sell to other painters nor exhibit during her apprenticeship norabsent herself from her said Masters service unlawfully, but in allthings as a faithful Apprentice shall behave herself towards her saidMaster and others during the said term. . And the said Master, on his side, undertakes to teach and instruct her, or cause her to betaught and instructed. But if she commit any breach of these cove-nants he may immediately discharge her. Into the hands of his Apprentice—also now the massiere—Mr.Whistler gave the opening of the school the second year, sending allinstructions to her from Pourville, where he was staying. Each ne

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