£

.. 250

100

... 50


1770


105 3


1770


• • • • • •


18 18





1770 ...
... 100


1771


104 12


1771


• • • • • •


42 s





1771 ...
... 50


1772


125 10


1772


• • • • • •


52





1772 ...
... 50


1773


81 2 6


1773


3^ 'S

;^3i9 9



6


1773 •••


... 50




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1775.
The title-page is similar; the address is now "at their Exhibition Room and
Academy in St Alban's Street, Pall Mall. Being the sixteenth year of their
exhibition.
The same statement of accounts is given inside, with the addition of



1774
Totals



104 I 4



;^i,o97 16 3



1774



19 19 o
^339 8 6



1774



100



£^350



1776.
The title-page is different from the last.
"A Catalogue of the Pictures, Sculptures, &c., by the Society of ARTISTS
(continued from the year 1759, upon the ORIGINAL INSTITUTION), now open to
the Public at their Exhibition Room in St Alban's Street, Pall Mall.
Printed for the Society By M. Harrison, No. 2, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street.
The following motto appears this time:

" Quod fuit auditu gratum cecin^re Poetoe,
Quod pulchrum aspectu pictores pingere curant."



1777.
There was no exhibition this year.
340 ACCOUNT OF THE FREE SOCIETY OF ARTISTS



1778-

The title-page of this year is the same as in 1776.
1779.
The title-page is the same as in 1776.
1780.
The title-page is the same as in 1776.
1781.
There was no exhibition in this year.
1782.
The title-page is this year different. They call themselves "Free Society of
Artists" again, and state that it is the 21st year of their Exhibition, and the
Catalogue is Six-Pence.
