Academicians

Sometimes he calls the Academicians, "Sons of Canvas;" sometimes

History of English Humour, Vol. 2 (of 2) Alfred Guy Kingan L'Estrange 1873

The rules declared that the Academy should consist of forty members only, who should be called Academicians; they were to be at the time of their admission painters, sculptors, or architects of reputation in their professions, of high moral character, not under twenty-five years of age, resident in Great Britain, and not members of any other society of artists established in London.

Art in England Notes and Studies Dutton Cook 1856

_Proh pudor_! we were to have the honor of counting among the "little boys" one whose coat was adorned with the red ribbon displayed by the "Academicians" of Vendome.

Louis Lambert Honor�� de Balzac 1824

Royal Academicians complained that the master had lost all form in a haze of light.

In praise of … hazy imprecision | Editorial 2011

As well as thousands of ceramics by Josiah Wedgwood 1730-1795, one of the world's greatest pottery manufacturers, the museum has thousands of documents, along with works by George Stubbs and Joshua Reynolds – "fellow Academicians", as Le Brun points out.

Royal Academy calls for Wedgwood Museum to be saved 2012

Academicians and private-sector economists alike are heavily influenced by behavioral biases.

Excessive Optimism and Other Economic Biases Henry Kaufman 2011

It contains 10,000 pieces and paintings by our fellow Academicians, Reynolds and Stubbs.

Letter: Wedgwood collection mustn't be broken up 2012

Christopher Le Brun and Tracey Emin are among a group of Royal Academicians calling on the government to prevent the sale of the Wedgwood Museum in Stoke-on-Trent.

Royal Academy calls for Wedgwood Museum to be saved 2012

"The Portraits of the Academicians of the Royal Academy" 1771-2 is of great historical interest, considering that George III had established the academy only a few years earlier, in 1768, and purchased the painting shortly after it was executed.

On the Strength of His Portraits Tom L. Freudenheim 2011

Academicians and political analysts can debate endlessly about the impact that Nadar had in the 2000 election, but we'll never know for certain.

Howard Steven Friedman: Preferential Voting: Another Democracy Lesson from Australia 2010