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THE STUDIO. EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, December 15, 1904. SUPPLEMENTS:—A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPURE OF “CUPID BOUND BY THE NYMPHS,” BY J. R. WEGUELIN; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “THE MERMAID OF ZENNOR,” BY J. R. WEGUELIN; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF A DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS, BY E. A. TAYLOR; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “PLACE DES HALLES, MALAIX,” BY T. L. SHOOSMITH; A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAPHURE OF THE ETCHING BY SIR CHARLES HOLROYD, ENTITLED “BEECHWOOD AVENUE, NEW FOREST”; AND A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF THE DRAWING, “CHILD WITH ORANGE,” BY MRS. BOROUGH JOHNSON. J. R. WEGUELIN AND HIS WORK. By ALFRED LTS PAGE BALDRY. Nine Illustrations . . . 193 SOME LEAVES FROM AN ARCHITECTURAL SKETCH-BOOK. By ARNOLD MITCHELL. Fifteen Illus. 202 A DECORATIVE LANDSCAPE PAINTER: PAUL SCHULTZE-NAUMBERG. By L. BARTNING. Five Illus. 210 A GLASGOW ARTIST: THE WORK OF E. A. TAYLOR. By J. TAYLOR. Seventeen Illustrations . . . 217 THE WATER-COLOURS OF T. L. SHOOSMITH. By T. MARTIN WOOD. Five Illustrations . . . 226 GERMAN ARTS AND CRAFTS AT THE ST. LOUIS EXPOSITION. By MAUDE I. G. OLIVER. Six Illus. 233 HELEN HYDE’S CHROMO-XYLOGRAPHS IN JAPANESE MANNER. By L. VAN DER VEER. Nine Illus. 239 MODERN FRENCH PASTELLISTS: CHARLES LÉANDRE. By OCTAVE UZANNE. Four Illustrations . . . 242 SOME RECENT DESIGNS FOR DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE. Seven Illustrations . . . 247 STUDIO-TALK (From our own Correspondents):— London, Twelve Illus., 250; Brighton, 259; Dublin, 260 Copenhagen, Six Illus., 262; Brussels, Six Illus., 263; Stuttgart, Three Illus., 265; Paris, One Illus., 268 REVIEWS . . . 268 AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Seventeen Illustrations . . . 273 THE LAY FIGURE: On the Possibilities of Pageantry . . . 282 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. The Editor of THE STUDIO cannot under any circumstances hold himself responsible for the return of manuscripts, sketches, photographs, etc., submitted to him. He will, however, always be glad to consider articles and drawings, and every effort will be made to return those not accepted, provided that sufficient postage stamps for the purpose are enclosed with them. WINSOR & NEWTON’S FINELY PREPARED OIL COLOURS In Collapsible Tubes. Revised list of Oil-Colours will be sent post free on application. For the convenience of Artists using large quantities of Colour, all Messrs. Winsor & Newton’s Oil Colours are supplied in “SMALL STUDIO” and “STUDIO” Tubes, containing respectively “FOUR TIMES” and “SIX TIMES” as much as an ordinary two-inch Tube, at considerably reduced prices. WINSOR & NEWTON, Ltd., Sole Agents for Great Britain, the British Colonies and the United States of America for RAFFAELLI’S SOLID OIL-COLOURS. Rathbone Place, LONDON, W. THE HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. NINE GOLD MEDALS EFFREY & CO ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS. WEST-END-SHOW ROOMS THE WALL-PAPER GALLERY 31-MORTIMER-ST. REGENT STREET-W. FACTORY 2 64-Essex-RP & OFFICES ISLINGHAM K. THEIR LATEST WALL PAPERS NOW ON EXHIBITION Telephone No. 134 Dalston. Are to be obtained of all Decorators and Wall Paper Merchants. WILLIAM MORRIS AND COMPANY RVSKIN: HOWE ROCHESTER ROW WESTMINSTER, S.W. LEADED LIGHTS AND METAL CASEMENTS
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This issue of The Studio features articles on J. R. Weguelin, architectural sketches, decorative landscape painting by Paul Schultze-Naumberg, the work of Glasgow artist E. A. Taylor, and the watercolors of T. L. Shoosmith. It also covers German arts and crafts at the St. Louis Exposition, Helen Hyde's chromo-xylographs, and modern French paste lists like Charles Léandre. The issue includes studio-talk from various correspondents and reviews of art-related publications.