, Visitor's report on the School of Painting, by Sir L. Alma-Tadema.

ROYAL ACADEMY OF ARTS.
VISITOR’S REPORT.
Painting SCHOOL.

THE VISITOR for the time being is MASTER of the SCHOOL. His duty is to
set the Models, to examine and correct the performances of the Students, to give
them Advice and Instruction, and to maintain due Order and Discipline.

NAME OF VISITOR Sir L. Alma-Tadema O.M., R.A
PERIOD OF DUTY From 4th June To 30th June 1906

SUGGESTIONS AND REMARKS.
Instruction
Discipline Satisfactory

General
To my great astonishment I find a beautiful Antique
marble remnant of a statue standing in the male painting school standing
on a 2 feet six high pedestal of course it is knocked about & soiled easels etc.
are leaning against it and if the Council judges it necessary to leave it in the
school for study it ought to be put in a conspicuous place where it can be seen
properly & is out of danger say on a pedestal 5 feet high; if not it better find a place
in the diploma gallery.

Signature of Visitor L AlmaTadema
Date 9. July 1906

Visitor's report on the School of Painting, by Sir L. Alma-Tadema.

RA Collection: Archive

Reference code

RAA/SEC/4/3/22

Title

Visitor's report on the School of Painting, by Sir L. Alma-Tadema.

Date

09 Jul 1906

Level

Item

Extent & medium

1p.

Previous reference codes

602, RAC 1, AL 22