Excerpt from Studying Art Abroad: And How to Do It Cheaply Now that Boston, New York, and Philadelphia have their Fine Art Museums and life classes, there is no longer the same necessity for crossing the Atlantic for an education that existed some years ago. But while the feeling prevails that there is no art world like Paris, no painters like the French, and no incentive to good work equal to that found in a Parisian atelier, many will con tinue to seek in France what, in their estimation, cannot be found in America. To such, especially if women, a few notes, suggestions, and addresses will prove useful in simplifying the madam ope mzza'i of settling in a foreign city.

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