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OVER NINETY ILLUSTRATIONS THE STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied Art MARCH 15 '97 VOL. 10 No. 48 SUPPLEMENTS : STUDY IN GOLD AND COLOURS BY Sir E. BURNE-JONES DRAWING IN TWO COLOURS BY HANS THOMA AUTO-LITHOGRAPH BY R. ANNING BELL 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden LONDON W.C Monthly $\frac{1}{2}$
THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, March, 1897. SUPPLEMENTS:—A STUDY IN GOLD AND COLOURS, by Sir EDWARD BURNE-JONES; AN AUTO-LITHOGRAPH, by R. ANNING BELL; and a tinted plate after HANS THOMAS LITHOGRAPH entitled "Rest During the Flight into Egypt." HANS THOMAS AND HIS WORK. By Dr. HANS W. SINGER. Nine Illustrations ...
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This issue of The Studio, a magazine of fine and applied art, features over ninety illustrations. It includes supplements such as a study in gold and colours by Sir E. Burne-Jones and a drawing by Hans Thoma. The content also covers Hans Thoma and his work, with nine illustrations, and details about international prize competitions and exhibitions.