1895-1905: American National Institute (Prix De Paris) (Paris, France), Founded by Matilda Smedley: Incorporated Under the Laws of the State of New York, December 9, 1895: Act to Reincorporate Passed

This book provides a historical account of the founding and incorporation of the American National Institute Prix de Paris, a prestigious scholarship program for American artists and musicians to further their studies in Europe. A fascinating glimpse into the world of American cultural exchange at the turn of the century.

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