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**Dr. Abanindra Nath Tagore, d.litt., c.i.e.**—There are people who assume the role of critics of Art without having previously read a single treatise on Art. Moreover, they consider themselves to be authorities on the subject of Art although they may not have acquired the least practical skill in it.