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THE STUDIO INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS. Preliminary Announcement. In order to make the Studio competitions still more useful and practical, the Editor has decided to introduce a New Series, which it is hoped will not only be of great advantage to competitors, but will also help to encourage the production of articles to which the appellation of “artistic” may be applied with all justice. This New Series has for its main object the encouragement of the designer who is also the craftsman. The highest artistic decorative work can only be produced when the designer and worker are one and the same person, and it is desirable that the fullest encouragement shall be given to those who combine in themselves the necessary qualifications. In pursuance of this idea, first, second and third prize medals will be awarded by the Editor of THE STUDIO in each of the following classes of design and workmanship:— 1. Gold and Silver Jewellery, with or without precious stones or enamel. 2. Silver Plate. 3. Brass and Copper Repoussé and Chased Work. 4. Wrought Iron Work. 5. Furniture, plain, or decorated by inlay, carving or other methods. 6. Carved Wood Panelling. 7. Stained Glass. 8. Gesso Work. 9. Woven Fabrics. 10. Embroidered and Worked Fabrics. 11. Stencilled Work. 12. Mosaic. 13. Bookbinding. 14. Enamelling. 15. Pottery Painting. 16. Illumination. 17. Wood Engraving. 18. Medallions. 19. Statuettes in clay, ivory, marble or bronze, not over 18 inches high. 20. Door-knockers and other fittings in cast-bronze. In all cases more than one object may be submitted by each exhibitor. The objects intended for competition in all these various sections must be delivered in London in the spring of 1901 (date and other particulars will be announced in a later number of THE STUDIO). The articles for which medals are awarded, and a selection of other objects submitted, will be exhibited at one of the London Galleries (date and particulars to be specified later), to which the public and the Press will be invited. --- THE FOLLOWING ARE THE ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS AND ARE IN NO WAY CONNECTED WITH THOSE REFERRED TO IN THE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOVE. NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS A. DECORATIVE ART. Closes Jan. 1 A II. DESIGN FOR A PANEL IN ENAMEL. (Particulars appeared in the November Number.) Closes Feb. 1 A III. DESIGN FOR A ROSE-BOWL. Designs to be suitable for execution in either chased or repoussé silver. The size of the bowl is left to the option of the competitor. The design should include a wooden stand for the bowl to rest upon. FIRST PRIZE: Two Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: One Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by Feb. 1, 1901. NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS B. PEN-AND-INK WORK. Closes Jan. 1 B. II. DESIGN FOR A BOOKPLATE. (Particulars appeared in the November Number.) Closes Feb. 1 B. III. DESIGN FOR AN ADVERTISEMENT. The design, which is to be made suitable for reduction to two inches high by three inches long, must include the following wording:—Window & Grove, Photographic Studio, 63a Baker Street, Portman Square, W. Drawings to be executed in pen-and-ink on white cardboard. PRIZE: Two Guineas. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by Feb. 1, 1901. NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS C. PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NATURE. C. II. PORTRAIT STUDY. C. III. WINTER LANDSCAPE. All photographs should be sent in mounted upon firm cards, without margin. FIRST PRIZE: One Guinea; SECOND PRIZE: Half-a-Guinea. Photographs to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by Jan. 1, 1901. NOTE.—Competitors should be careful to avoid placing their pseudonyms and written descriptions in too close proximity to the designs sent in for competition. Closes Jan. 1 Closes Feb. 1 --- A PARISIAN STUDIO IN LONDON. GROSVENOR LIFE SCHOOL. Principal—Mr. W. J. DONNE. DRAWING AND PAINTING FROM LIFE. FIGURE COMPOSITION. Black and White Drawings for Reproduction. Summer Sketching Class. Special Class for Modelling in Clay … … … Mr. CONRAD BÜHRER. GROSVENOR STUDIO, VAUXHALL BRIDGE, S.W. {The Studio is five minutes’ walk from Vauxhall and five minutes’ tram from Victoria Station.} AD. II
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This issue of The Studio features articles on "An American Painter—William M. Chase," "Open-Air Museums for London," and "The Work of Carton Moore Park." It also includes sections on "Garden-Making," "Round the Exhibition: Scandinavian Decorative Art," and "Studio-Talk" from various correspondents. The issue contains numerous illustrations and supplements, including reproductions of paintings and drawings.