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THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, March 15, 1901. SUPPLEMENTS:—A Photogravure Reproduction of a Pastel Study of a Tiger by J. M. SWAN, A.R.A.; A Reproduction in Colours of a Study of a Bear's Head by J. M. SWAN, A.R.A.; A Facsimile Reproduction of a Coloured Etching, entitled "Girl in Red," by JACQUES VILLON; A Facsimile Reproduction of a Coloured Etching, entitled "Les Halleurs," by BERNARD BOUTET DE MONVEL; A Reproduction in Colours of a Part of a Design for a Decoration by OSMOND PITTMAN, entitled "A Procession of the Seasons"; and a Facsimile Reproduction of a Portrait of Mr. Cecil Rhodes by MORTIMER MENPES. THE WORK OF J. M. SWAN, A.R.A.—First Article. PAGE By A. L. BALDRY. Eleven Illustrations . . . 75 JAPANESE TOBACCO BOXES. By Charles Holme. Twenty-seven Illustrations . . . 87 COLOURED ETCHINGS IN FRANCE.—Second Article. By Gabriel Mourey. Ten Illustrations . . . 94 SOME MODERN COTTAGES. By Esther Wood. Twenty-three Illustrations . . . 104 LEAVES FROM THE SKETCH-BOOK OF WILLIAM SCOTT. Six Illustrations . . . 113 STUDIO-TALK (from our own Correspondents):— LONDON. Thirteen Illus. . . 118 NEWLYN. Three Illus. . . 124 PARIS. Three Illus. . . 130 BRUSSELS. One Illus. . . 133 AMSTERDAM. Two Illus. . . 134 COPENHAGEN. Four Illus. . . 135 ANTWERP . . . 136 SWITZERLAND . . . 136 RIO DE JANEIRO. Two Illus. . . 137 REVIEWS . . . 138 AWARDS IN "THE STUDIO" PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Eleven Illustrations . . . 146 THE LAY FIGURE . . . 148 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS. The Editor of THE STUDIO cannot under any circumstances hold himself responsible for the return of manuscripts, sketches, &c., 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. N.B.—The Editor reserves the right of translating into one or more foreign languages all articles accepted for publication in THE STUDIO. IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT THE NAME AND ADDRESS OF THE SENDER SHOULD BE LEGIBLY WRITTEN UPON EVERY DRAWING, PHOTOGRAPH, AND MANUSCRIPT SUBMITTED. Contributions should be addressed, "The Editor," Offices of THE STUDIO, 5 Henrietta Street Crescent Garden, London, W.C. PARIS EXHIBITION, 1900. JEFFREY & CO. Have received the HIGHEST AWARDS, TWO GOLD, ONE SILVER, AND ONE BRONZE MEDAL For their High-class Decorations. FACTORY: 64, ESSEX ROAD, ISLINGTON, LONDON, N. (Near Agricultural Hall.) THE HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. TO ADVERTISERS. New Advertisements and Alterations in Current Announcements should reach the Advertising Manager of THE STUDIO not later than the last day of the month prior to publication. If proofs have to be submitted, instructions should be given a few days earlier. The charge for announcements in the "Studios to Let" and "Miscellaneous" columns is Five Shillings for 32 words, about four lines. ROTTMANN & CO NEW SERIES OF WALL PAPERS & FRIEZES MAKERS OF RELIEF DECORATIONS IN JAPANESE LEATHERS & TYNCASTLE TAPESTRY "SARRAS" MACHINE-BLOCK-STENCIL-WORKED AND PLAIN WALL MATERIALS ARE OBTAINABLE THROUGH ALL "UP TO DATE" DECORATORS & BUILDERS AND CAN BE INSPECTED AT THE CITY SHOW ROOMS PLAIN MATERIALS TINTED SILK FIBRES & GRANITES "SARCIA" CLOTH TAPESTRY CLOTH LINENS ETC ETC 25 $26 GARLICK HILL QUEEN & VICTORIA TRAD. MARK REG. LONDON E C (BEHIND TRANSITION HOUSE STATION)
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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. 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This issue of The Studio features an article on the work of J. M. Swan, A.R.A., with eleven illustrations. It also includes content on Japanese tobacco boxes, coloured etchings in France, modern cottages, and leaves from the sketch-book of William Scott. The issue contains various supplements, including reproductions of artwork by J. M. Swan, Jacques Villon, and Bernard Boutet de Monvel.