They should reproduce the most exquisite tableaus, and be as fastidious in their selection of them as they are in the current examples of the other arts.

Let them spread the news when photoplays keyed to the Rembrandt mood arrive.

The reporters for the newspapers should get their ideas and refreshment in such places as the Ryerson Art Library of the Chicago Art Institute.

They should begin with such books as Richard Muther's History of Modern Painting, John C.Van Dyke's Art for Art's Sake, Marquand and Frothingham's History of Sculpture, A.D.F.

Hamlin's History of Architecture.