In his book about Paris in 1900, Richard Whiteing described the kinds of competition that art students engaged in:
"In the atelier you have the stimulus of all sorts of competitions. There is the monthly contest for the right to choose your place. The professor looks at your work, marks it as first, second, third, and so on, in the order of merit; and as…
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