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A dedicated Art Prize is thought to have been first awarded at [[Speech Day]] in 1941. | A dedicated Art Prize is thought to have been first awarded at [[Speech Day]] in 1941. | ||
It is currently awarded for performance in A-Level Art, and as such it is sometimes referred to specifically as the "A-Level Art Prize". | It is currently awarded for performance in A-Level Art, and as such it is sometimes referred to specifically as the "A-Level Art Prize". It is donated by the [[Boston Grammar School Foundation|Foundation]] | ||
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Revision as of 01:08, 5 October 2024
A dedicated Art Prize is thought to have been first awarded at Speech Day in 1941.
It is currently awarded for performance in A-Level Art, and as such it is sometimes referred to specifically as the "A-Level Art Prize". It is donated by the Foundation
Bookplate from John F Cammack's 1949 Art Prize book
