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THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WORLD OF ANY MAGAZINE DEVOTED TO THE ARTS THE · STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied Art AUG. 15 '98 VOL. 14 No. 65 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden LONDON WC Monthly $\frac{1}{2}$
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THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, August 15th, 1898. SUPPLEMENTS:—“Sunlight,” A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF A WATER-COLOUR by JAMES CLARK (Frontispiece); Two FACSIMILE REPRODUCTIONS FROM STUDIES by FORAIN; AN AUTO-LITHOGRAPH by FERNAND KHNOPFF; A REPRODUCTION IN TINT OF A COLOURED ETCHING by FRANCIS JOURDAIN; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF A DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERED PORTIÈRE by H. T. WYSE. THE WORK OF JAMES CLARK. By A. L. BALDRY. Ten Illustrations ...
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Geo. Rowney & Co.'s Registered Sketching Case. Reg. No. 270111 Including Colours, Brushes, & Pencil, Without Increase of Ordinary Thickness. THIS Case, from its great convenience and portability, is particularly adapted to the use of Artists and Amateurs desirous of having the materials at hand for a hasty Sketch without being encumbered with the weight of an ordinary box. MADE IN THE TWO FOLLOWING SIZES: "8vo Impl." containing a 12-leaf Whatman Block, 10 in. by 7 in., and a Pocket for Loose Sketches, Pencil, Two Sable Hair Brushes, and Twelve Colours, viz.:—Permanent Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Raw Sienna, Vermilion, Light Red, Crimson Alizarin, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Madder Brown, Prussian Blue, French Ultramarine, and Hooker's Green No. 2. Price 15s., Fitted Complete. "16mo Impl." containing a 12-leaf Whatman Block, 7 in. by 5 in. and a Pocket for Loose Sketches, Pencil, Two Fitch Hair Brushes, and Nine Colours, viz.:—Permanent Yellow, Yellow Ochre, Raw Sienna, Vermilion, Light Red, Crimson Alizarin, Burnt Umber, Prussian Blue and Permanent Blue. Price 10s. 6d., Fitted Complete. A Japanned Tin Palette opens out when the Case is in Use, as shown in above Illustration. Manufactured only by GEO. ROWNEY & CO., 64 Oxford Street, London. To be obtained from all Stationers and Artists' Colourmen throughout the Kingdom. Lincrusta-Walton. = = = The Sunbury Wall Decoration. NOVELTIES for 1898—FILLINGS and CEILINGS at 1s. per yard, 21 inches wide. “V.A.” (VICTORIAN ADJUSTABLE) CEILINGS.—Solid—High Relief—Light—No Joints. Lincrusta-Walton, tested and triumphant, the King of Wall Hangings, is the only Wall Decoration on the Market which is at the same time SOLID IN COLOUR, SOLID IN RELIEF, and SOLID IN VALUE. Write for Price List, Illustrations, &c., to FREDK. WALTON & CO., Ltd., Sole Patentees and Manufacturers, 2 NEWMAN STREET, OXFORD STREET, LONDON, W. Telephone: 3769 GERRARD. Telegrams: “LINCRUSTA-WALTON, LONDON.” AD. I
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THE STUDIO INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COMPETITIONS FOR RULES SEE PAGE XIX CLASS A.—INDUSTRIAL DESIGNS. Closes Sept. 1. A. xviii. DESIGN FOR A HOT-WATER JUG. (Particulars appeared in the June Number.) Closes Oct. 1. A. xix. SKETCH DESIGN FOR A METAL SIGN. (Particulars appeared in the July Number.) Closes Dec. 1. A. xx. DESIGN FOR A CARPET IN FIVE COLOURS. The design required is for a Carpet in five colours, in the flat, or severe decorative style. PRIZE: Twenty Pounds. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by December 1. Closes Dec. 1. A. xxi. DESIGN FOR A CARPET IN THE FLORAL STYLE. Not more than five whole colours to be introduced; but one, or if thought desirable, two of the colours may be “shaded” or “planted” in the length of the design. PRIZE: Twenty Pounds. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by December 1. Closes Dec. 1. A. xxii. DESIGN FOR AN AXMINSTER CARPET. The design required is for an Axminster carpet in the severe decorative style. Ten to twelve whole colours may be introduced. PRIZE: Twenty Pounds. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by December 1. Closes Dec. 1. A. xxiii. DESIGN FOR AN AXMINSTER CARPET IN THE FLORAL STYLE. Ten to sixteen colours may be introduced, five or six of which may be “planted.”* PRIZE: Twenty Pounds. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by December 1. In each of the above Competitions (A. xx., A. xxi., A. xxii., and A. xxiii.) the design is to be executed in colours, upon stout white paper, and to be drawn full-size. The width of the design in each case to be 27 inches, and the length of the repeat not less than 18 inches, and not more than 54 inches. The design may either “drop” or “straight match.” It must be technically workable. In judging the designs special consideration will be given to effective and appropriate colourings. Each competitor may send in as many designs as he wishes for each class, but each drawing must be distinctly marked with the number of the Competition and with the Competitor’s pseudonym. The Prize Designs in each Competition shall become the property of the donors of the prizes, who are also open to purchase a certain number of the unsuccessful designs at prices to be agreed upon hereafter. *NOTE.—A “straight match” pattern is one in which two identical breadths laid side by side will match exactly straight across. In a “drop” pattern the breadths will match when the beginning of the repeat in one is placed by the middle of the repeat in the other. “Planting” or “shading” means the division of a whole colour into different shades, or into bands of different colours running side by side in the length of the design. (See “Practical Designing,” published by G. Bell & Sons.) A. xxiv. DESIGN FOR THE BACK OF PLAYING-CARDS. Designs may be in one, two, or three colours. There is no restriction as to the size of the drawings, but they must be suitable for reduction to the ordinary dimensions of playing-cards. The subject is left to the option of the competitor. FIRST PRIZE: Two Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: One Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by Nov. 1. CLASS B.—DRAWINGS FOR BOOK ILLUSTRATION, &c. B. xx. A SET OF DECORATIVE INITIAL LETTERS. (Particulars appeared in the June Number.) Closes Sept. 1. B. xxi. ILLUSTRATION FOR TENNYSON’S “GARDENER’S DAUGHTER.” (Particulars appeared in the July Number.) Closes Oct. 1. B. xxii. SCENE FROM “THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.” Any scene from Sheridan’s “School for Scandal” may be selected. Drawings to be executed in black ink upon white cardboard. Size not to exceed a page of THE STUDIO. FIRST PRIZE: One Guinea; SECOND PRIZE: Half-a-Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by November 1. CLASS C.—SKETCHES FROM NATURE. C. xvii. STUDY OF BOATS. (Particulars appeared in the June Number.) Closes Sept. 1. C. xviii. PICTURESQUE COTTAGES. (Particulars appeared in the July Number.) Closes Oct. 1. C. xix. LANDSCAPE WITH CATTLE. Drawings may be executed in monochrome wash or line. Size not to exceed a page of THE STUDIO. FIRST PRIZE: One Guinea; SECOND PRIZE: Half-a-Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by November 1. CLASS D.—PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NATURE. D. xi. SEASCAPE. Closes Sept. 1. D. xii. FARMYARD. Closes Oct. 1. D. xiii. STUDY OF CLOUDS. All Photographs should be sent in mounted upon firm card, without margin. FIRST PRIZE: One Guinea; SECOND PRIZE: Half-a-Guinea. The right of reproducing any Photograph sent in is reserved. Competitors who wish their prints returned must enclose sufficient stamps to defray postage. Photographs to be received at the London Office of THE STUDIO by November 1. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COMPETITORS.—The number of drawings, &c., received each month in connection with these Competitions being very large, the Editor wishes it to be clearly understood that while every effort will be made to forward as promptly as possible to their owners those designs with which the requisite sum for postage has been enclosed, he cannot, under any circumstances, guarantee a definite date for their return. THE ANNUAL SKETCHING CLASS in NORMANDY IN CONNECTION WITH THE GROSVENOR LIFE SCHOOL (Parisian Studio in London) Will Commence on July 15, for Two Months. Principal: Mr. W. J. DONNE. Inclusive Terms under £8 per month. For further particulars, apply to THE SECRETARY, Grosvenor Studio, Vauxhall Bridge, S.W. AD. II
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Educational Mr. HENRY BLACKBURN’S STUDIO Is Open five days a week for the Study and Practice of DRAWING FOR REPRODUCTION. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION AND BY CORRESPONDENCE. > “The course, commencing (when necessary) with drawing from the cast, life, &c., and ending by seeing ‘students’ own work reproduced in metal and printed at the type press.”—EDUCATIONAL REVIEW. 123 Victoria Street, Westminster (near Army and Navy Stores). --- SCHOOL OF ANIMAL PAINTING. 54 Baker Street, W. Principal—W. FRANK CALDERON. Live Models daily from 10 till 4. Anatomy on Saturdays, 10 till 1. Mr. CALDERON will again hold a Summer Class for Outdoor Work at Midhurst, Sussex, from the middle of July until the middle of September. --- AN INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF PAINTING 13 EDWARDES SQUARE KENSINGTON, W. During the Summer Months the Studio will be open on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Mr. COLLINGS will accompany the Students for Sketching and making Studies direct from Nature one day in each week, and work with them in the Studio on the other two days. Models will be provided for those desirous of working from the Figure. Vacancies for two resident Pupils, For Terms and further Particulars apply at the Studio. --- LAMBETH SCHOOL OF ART, St. Oswald’s Place, Upper Kennington Lane, S.E. LIFE SCHOOL. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES. MR. THOMAS McKEGGIE, Head Master. Life Classes for Women. --- Life Classes for Men. --- Head . Mon. Wed. & Friday --- Head & Costume Model --- Costume Model --- Tuesday & Thursday --- Mon. Wed. & Friday --- Full Length Figure --- Full Length Figure --- Mon. Wed. & Friday --- Tuesday & Thursday --- Special Figure Class . Saturday --- Figure Composition, Book Decoration and Illustration, “Black and White” Drawing for Reproduction, Landscape, Still Life, and Flower Painting, and all the usual Preparatory Classes. Junior and Senior Sketch Clubs. Re-open Monday, October 3rd. --- The St. Ives School of Art (MARINE AND LANDSCAPE) Under the Direction of Mr. J. NOBLE BARLOW, R.B.A. Mr. LOUIS GRIER (Medallist, Paris Salon) Instruction Is also given in Figure and Still-Life. Students may join at any time. FOR PARTICULARS, ADDRESS THE SECRETARY, THE FOC’SLE, THE ST. IVES SCHOOL OF ART, ST. IVES, CORNWALL. --- THE YELLOW DOOR STUDIO Beckenham S.E. Half an hour from Charing X and VICTORIA --- THE “SPERLOVE” SCHOOL OF MODERN LANDSCAPE ART The process of painting from the “Sketch” to the “Finished” Picture - Special opportunities to Students who desire to take up Landscape ART professionally OUT-DOOR Classes — BLACK & WHITE for illustration See prospectus Special Private Lessons are given by Mr. FRANK SPENLOVE-SPENLOVE, R.B.A., at his LONDON STUDIO, HOLLAND PARK, W. AD. VI
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Educational KOPS’ SCHOOL OF ART FOR LADIES LIFE SCHOOL FOR DRAWING & PAINTING IN OIL, WATER-COLOURS, DRESDEN AND PASTEL, WITH THE ASSISTANCE OF RENOWNED ARTISTS CLASSES FOR FIGURE, LANDSCAPE, MARINE, ANIMALS, STILL-LIFE, ETCHING, & MODELLING For Particulars, Address Guido Richter, Dresden, à Lüttichaustrasse, 26. --- MISS BIRKENRUTH, 89 CROMWELL ROAD, S.W. Original Designs in Bookbinding. Miniature Cases. Caskets. Lace and Fan Boxes. Classes and Single Lessons for Bookbinding. --- MR. JULIUS ROLSHOVEN’S LIFE CLASS FOR LADIES Will re-open October 3, under the Direction of — * MISS RAMSAY — For full Particulars, write— Miss F. RAMSAY, 10 Avenue Studios, Fulham Road. --- Life Class, Drawing & Painting, Lithography, Etching. DAILY CLASSES ARE HELD AT 2, THE STUDIOS, HEREFORD SQUARE, S. KENSINGTON. Visitor: Mr. WILL ROTHENSTEIN (Once or twice weekly.) Students can join at any period of the term. Further information can be obtained at the Studio from Miss BEATRICE MALCOLM. --- MR. KAY WOMRATH (Pupil of Eug. Grasset and Luc Olivier Merson) WILL BEGIN HIS LESSONS FOR THE STUDY OF FASHION PLATE DRAWING AND DECORATIVE ILLUSTRATION EARLY IN OCTOBER. For Particulars apply to—! Mr. Womrath, 25 Rossetti Mansions, Cheyne Walk, S.W. --- SPHINX STUDIO Visitors—G. F. COOK, Esq. A. J. ELSLEY, Esq. CHAS. HOLROYD, Esq. CHAS. ROBINSON, Esq. SOLOMON J. SOLOMON, Esq., A.R.A. LIFE CLASSES DAILY. EVENING BLACK AND WHITE CLASSES. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION FOR DRAWING FOR THE PRESS. 20 FITZROY STREET, W. --- The Patent COMPRESSED ART PANELS (The “T.M. MACROFISH”) NEVER WARP. NEVER CRACK The Cheapest and Best Panel in the Market E. M. WIMPERIS, R.I., says: “I have tried the little panel, and have found it has a very agreeable surface to work on. Its lightness ought to recommend it for outdoor sketching.” H. G. CLINDON, R.W.S., says: “The panels are simply to perfection.” Sample free on receipt of six stamps POLAK & CO. (Sole Agents) French Frame Makers 63 Wardour Street, London, W. --- THE ART REPRODUCTION COMPANY, LTD. 3 & 4 PLOUGH COURT FETTER LANE, E.C. FOR PHOTOMECHANICAL PROCESSES, PHOTOGRAVURES & COPPERPLATE PRINTING. SPECIMENS & ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. --- The Goldsmiths’ Institute School of Art NEW CROSS, S.E. Premier London School, Art National Competition, 1897. Life (Costume and Figure) Design, Book Illustration, Repoussé Work, Wood Carving, Modelling, Painting, Art Needlework and Embroidery, &c. The School is open Day and Evening. Students admitted at any date. The lines of instruction are framed to further Commercial Design as well as purely Pictorial Art. Fees and particulars on application to the Secretary, THE GOLDSMITHS’ INSTITUTE, NEW CROSS, S.E. AD. VIII
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