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THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. --- Contents, October 15, 1902. SUPPLEMENTS:—A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPHURE OF THE PORTRAIT OF MISS M—— B—— BY JOHN LAVERY; A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPHURE OF “A TENNIS PARTY” BY JOHN LAVERY; A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPHURE OF “FATHER AND DAUGHTER” BY JOHN LAVERY; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “BUDDHA AND SUJATA” BY A. TAGORE; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “IN THE DARK NIGHT” BY A. TAGORE; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “PRINCESS LOTUS” BY A. TAGORE; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “THE HUNTRESS” BY ANN MACBETH; AND A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF EMBROIDERIES BY ANN MACBETH. PAGE A COSMOPOLITAN PAINTER: JOHN LAVERY. By JAMES STANLEY LITTLE. Part I. Ten Illustrations . 3 DESIGNS FOR COTTAGES: SOME REMARKS UPON THE RESULTS OF “THE STUDIO” COMPETITION A XXVIII. Fifteen Illustrations ...
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This issue of The Studio, a magazine of fine and applied art, features articles on the painter John Lavery and designs for cottages. It also includes reproductions of various artworks, including paintings by A. Tagore and embroideries by Ann Macbeth. The magazine contains advertisements for art supplies, framing wire, and home furnishings, as well as information on upcoming and current art exhibitions.