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 1 I   | galleries? Since 1830, the true Salon no longer exists. The Louvre
 2 I   |         In other days, when the Salon presented only the choicest
 3 I   |       The true character of the Salon was lost as soon as it spread
 4 I   |        along~the galleries. The Salon should have remained within
 5 I   |     been exhibited in the~great Salon with the hundred good pictures
 6 I   |        Academy~there will be no Salon, and without the Salon art
 7 I   |       no Salon, and without the Salon art may perish.~ ~Ever since
 8 II  |         I could put them in the Salon; I might go in for~portrait-painting.
 9 III |    whose triumph~at that year's Salon was complete. Fougeres asked
10 IV  |         admitted into the~grand salon of the Exhibition, a picture
11 IV  |    pictures of Fougeres.~ ~This Salon of 1829 was to Pierre Grassou
12 IV  |      ten pictures a year to the~Salon, of which the jury admitted
13 VIII|        misses exhibiting at the~Salon, passes in bourgeois regions