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EDITION SPÉCIALE AVEC TRADUCTION FRANÇAISE THE · STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied Art SEPT. 15. 1901 VOL. 23 No. 102 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden LONDON W.C Monthly $1\frac{5}{-}$ BUREAU DU STUDIO PARIS: LIBRAIRIE OLLENDORFF 50 CHAUSSEE D’ANTIN PRIX : 1 FRANC 50c ABONNEMENT : 20 FRANCS
THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, September 15, 1901. SUPPLEMENTS:—“PARIS,” A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS FROM A WATER COLOUR BY R. W. ALLAN, R.W.S.; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF AN EMBROIDERED PANEL BY MADAME ANNA PAPADOPULO; A “DESIGN FOR A SCENE IN ‘DIDO AND AENAS,’” BY GORDON CRAIG; A TINTED REPRODUCTION OF “A STUDY” BY GORDON CRAIG; and “AN INLAID WOOD PANEL,” REPRODUCED IN COLOURS FROM A DESIGN BY THE HON. MABEL DE GREY. ROBERT WEIR ALLAN AND HIS WORK.—By Mrs. ARTHUR BELL (Nancy D’Anvers) Nine Illustrations. 229 GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.—Part III. Twenty-two Illustrations. 237 SOME THOUGHTS ON THE ART OF GORDON CRAIG, with particular Reference to Stage Craft.—By HALDANE MACFALL. Fourteen Illustrations. 246 THE NATIONAL COMPETITION, 1901.—By ESTHER WOOD. Thirty-five Illustrations. 257 STUDIO-TALK (from our own Correspondents):— LONDON. Five Illus. 269 EDINBURGH . . . 272 BATH. Two Illus. 276 LIVERPOOL. Two Illus. 276 PARIS. Three Illus. 280 TURIN. One Illus. 282 FLORENCE. 282 GREECE. One Illus. 285 VENICE. Two Illus. 285 COPENHAGEN. Three Illus. 288 HOLLAND. 289 BUDAPEST. Two Illus. 290 ROME. Two Illus. 290 BERLIN . . . 291 REVIEWS AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS Sixteen Illustrations ...
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THE STUDIO COMPETITIONS. NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS A. DECORATIVE ART. A XI. SCHEME FOR THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF ART IN ADVERTISING. The following group of four Competitions is set for the purpose of encouraging and improving art in advertising. The competitions are restricted to advertisements for the press as distinguished from poster advertising, and the drawings must therefore be made suitable for reproduction in black-and-white. Designs may be pictorial, or decorative, or allegorical, or they may consist of fancy or peculiar lettering. The lettering should be very clear and readable. It is not absolutely essential to add the name of the advertiser to the designs submitted, but if, by reason of peculiar lettering, or otherwise, a drawing would suffer by the omission, the name of any large advertiser whose advertisements appear regularly in the English illustrated papers may be incorporated in the design. The designs must be made suitable for reduction to any of three sizes—namely, 14 ins. by 10 ins., or 7 ins. by 10 ins., or 5 ins. by 7 ins. respectively—that is to say, a full-page, half-page, or quarter-page advertisement in the “Graphic.” SECTION 1.—Drawings suitable for advertising articles of general consumption, such as Cocoa, Tea, Coffee, Bread, Cakes, Jams, Biscuits, Oats, Meat Extracts, etc. Prize for the best Full-page Design ( $14 \times 10$ ), Twenty Guineas. Prize for the best Half-page Design ( $7 \times 10$ ), Ten Guineas. Prize for the best Quarter-page Design ( $5 \times 7$ ), Five Guineas. SECTION 2.—Drawings suitable for advertising articles of Toilet or Household use, such as Toilet Soaps, Scouring Soaps, Disinfectants, Embrocations, Perfumes, Hair Dyes, Bath Preparations, etc. Prize for the best Full-page Design ( $14 \times 10$ ), Twenty Guineas. Prize for the best Half-page Design ( $7 \times 10$ ), Ten Guineas. Prize for the best Quarter-page Design ( $5 \times 7$ ), Five Guineas. SECTION 3.—Drawings suitable for advertising Beverages of all kinds, such as Spirits-, Wines, Beers, Lime Juice, Temperance Drinks, Mineral Waters, etc. Prize for the best Full-page Design ( $14 \times 10$ ), Twenty Guineas. Prize for the best Half-page Design ( $7 \times 10$ ), Ten Guineas. Prize for the best Quarter-page Design ( $5 \times 7$ ), Five Guineas. SECTION 4.—Drawings suitable for advertising Tobaccos, Cigars, Cigarettes, Pipes, Matches, etc. Prize for the best Full-page Design ( $14 \times 10$ ), Twenty Guineas. Prize for the best Half-page Design ( $7 \times 10$ ), Ten Guineas. Prize for the best Quarter-page Design ( $5 \times 7$ ), Five Guineas. N.B.—Drawings need not be made exactly $14 \times 10$ , $7 \times 10$ , and $5 \times 7$ , but they must be capable of being reduced to these dimensions. Each competitor may send in drawings for any or all the different sections, and for any or all the different sizes, provided that a separate design is submitted in each case. One Studio Coupon will suffice for all the drawings sent in for the various sections of Comp. A XI. The competitor’s pseudonym, and the section and size for which the design is intended, should be distinctly written upon the back of each drawing sent in; for instance, “Comp. A x’, Section 2, Full-page”; or “Comp. A xi, Section 4, Quarter-page.” The designs to which prizes are awarded will become the property of the donors of the prizes, for whom the Editor reserves the right of purchasing any of the unsuccessful designs at a price to be arranged hereafter. Drawings, packed flat, and with the number and section or sections of the competition distinctly written outside the parcel, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by October 1st. A XIII. SKETCH DESIGN FOR A MUSIC CABINET. (Particulars appeared in the August Number.) A XIV. SET OF SIX EMBROIDERED D’OYLEYS. The designs for the six d’oyleys to be made in either black-and-white or in colours. Particulars of working must accompany the designs. FIRST PRIZE: Two Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: One Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by November 1st. --- NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS B. PEN-AND-INK WORK. [In consequence of the important series of Competitions included under A XI, no competition under Class B will be given this month.] --- NEW SERIES OF ORDINARY MONTHLY COMPETITIONS CLASS C. PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NATURE. C XI. A MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE. C XII. A STREET SCENE. 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 November 1, 1901. The exhibition of works submitted for the various sections of THE STUDIO International Competitions will be held at the Holland Fine Art Gallery, 14 Grafton Street, Bond Street, London, W., in October. Applications for entry forms should be sent to the Editor of THE STUDIO, 5 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C. See also the announcement on advertisement page xx. --- A PARISIAN STUDIO IN LONDON. GROSVENOR LIFE SCHOOL. Principal—Mr. W. J. DONNE. Black and White Drawings for Reproduction. Special Class for Modelling in Clay … … … … Mr. CONRAD BÜHRER. To LET, a large Studio and Rooms, Furnished, in South Kensington. GROSVENOR STUDIO, VAUXHALL BRIDGE, S.W. AD. II {The Studio is five minutes’ walk from Vauxhall and five minutes’ tram from Victoria Station.} Closes Oct. 1 Closes Nov. 1 Closes Oct. 1 Closes Nov. 1
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EXHIBITIONS FORTHCOMING Bristol and Clifton Arts and Crafts Society. (In the Autumn.) Carnegie Art Gallery, Pittsburg. (R. D. Sept. 9, Dicksee & Co.) Royal Soc. of British Artists. (R. D. 1st week in October.) Derby Corporation Autumn. (R. D. 3rd week Sept. Bourlet & Sons.) Stirling Fine Art Association. "Studio" International Competition Exhibition: the Holland Fine Art Gallery, 14 Grafton Street, London, W. (October.) Southampton Art Society's Exhibition. (O. D. Sept. 24.) Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool. (O. D. end of Sept.) Brighton Exhibition. (R. D. Oct 12, Bourlet & Sons.) New English Art Club. Society of Portrait Painters. Bolton Arts Guild. (R. D. October 14 & 15.) NOTE:—With the object of making the above Monthly List of Exhibitions a complete and reliable source of information for Artists and others, the Advertisement Manager will be obliged if Secretaries will give him early notification of forthcoming events, together with the Receiving and Openign Dates. These should reach this office not later than the last day of the month prior to insertion. EUG. BAGUÈS 31 rue des Francs Bourgeois, PARIS. ART BRONZES. GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FITTINGS IN IRON AND BRONZE. Special Designs submitted upon application. AD IV THE HOLLAND FINE ART GALLERY 14 GRAFTON STREET BOND STREET, W. OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS BY MODERN DUTCH ARTISTS INCLUDING WORKS BY J. MARIS, BOSBOOM, MAUVE, W. MARIS, AND OTHERS. CITY OF SHEFFIELD. It having been decided to erect a Memorial in Sheffield to Her late Majesty Queen Victoria on the site now occupied by the "Monolith" in Fargate, such Memorial to include a Statue of Her late Majesty, the Executive Committee invite DESIGNS for such Memorial and Statue. The design of the Memorial, and material proposed to be used, must be suited to the site and climatic conditions of the city. The Memorial must not occupy more space than is comprised within a circle of twenty feet diameter without any projections. Competitors must be prepared to carry out the erection of the Memorial, including the execution of the Statue, at a total cost of not exceeding £3,000. Prizes of £100, £50, and £25 respectively will be awarded to the three best of the unsuccessful competitors, to be selected by the Executive Committee, who will, if they think desirable, call in the advice of an expert. The Committee do not bind themselves to accept any design submitted, but in such event the prizes will be awarded in order of merit as the Committee may determine. Drawings to be sent in anonymously, but accompanied by a sealed envelope containing the Author's name and address. When each case is unpacked its contents will be marked by the Corporation Authorities for identification, but no distinguishing mark, motto, or device is to be put on the drawings, description, statement, envelope, or case by the Competitors or their Agents. Designs to be sent in (carriage paid) on or before September 30th, 1901, addressed:—"HON. SECRETARIES, Victorian Memorial, Town Hall, Sheffield." WM. E. CLEGG, GEORGE FRANKLIN, } Hon. Secretaries. TOWN HALL, SHEFFIELD, August 9, 1901.
The "Rational" (Patent) Fire-Place The Economical Combustion of fuel effected by the "Rational" Fire-Place is now of greater value than ever, owing to the increased cost of coal. These Fire-Places are also being extensively used with great success in burning peat or wood. Joshua W. Taylor, Ltd. Bradford Street, BOLTON, LANCs. London Office and Showroom:— 5 VICTORIA ST., WESTMINSTER, LONDON. S.W. Illustrated list on application. E. Hollyer Evans Designer and Craftsman. DECORATION, WOOD WORK, METAL WORK. Joinery. Wrot. Iron. Fittings. Steel, Copper. Cabinet Work, &c., &c. Mr. EVANS may be seen any day except Saturday and Sunday between 3 and 5 p.m., and at other times by appointment . . 15, PERCY STREET, LONDON, W. Between Tottenham Court Road and Rathbone Place. The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufacturing Company of Danish House, 294 Regent Street, W. beg to inform their Clients that they are about to transfer their London Showrooms to more convenient premises at 2 OLD BOND STREET, W. where they will exhibit a new collection of their Fine Art Porcelain and Danish Ceramic AD. V
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NEW AND IMPORTANT PUBLICATION. SIXTY-FOUR COLOUR PLATES. 'THE STUDIO' LIBRARY ENGLISH WATER-COLOUR WITH REPRODUCTIONS OF DRAWINGS BY EMINENT PAINTERS EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY FREDERICK WEDMORE COMPLETE IN EIGHT PARTS PRICE 2s. 6d. Net EACH PART SIZE OF PAGE, $16\frac{1}{2}$ ins. by $11\frac{3}{4}$ ins. In order that the beauty and variety of the ENGLISH SCHOOLS OF WATER-COLOUR PAINTING may be brought prominently to the notice of the art-loving public, THE STUDIO will commence to issue in October next a MAGNIFICENT PUBLICATION, to be completed in EIGHT PARTS, containing SIXTY-FOUR PLATES IN COLOUR, all reproduced from ORIGINAL AND REPRESENTATIVE DRAWINGS BY EMINENT MASTERS. These illustrations will call attention to all the schools of English Water-Colour from the time of Sandby (1725-1809) to the Present Day. Each part will contain eight large Colour-Facsimiles, beautifully printed, and carefully mounted upon a stout paper expressly made for the purpose. Neither pains nor expense will be spared to make this series of Coloured Plates as true as possible to the Drawings represented, and therefore an invaluable aid to the study of English Water-Colour. Among the Artists whose works will be illustrated mention may be made of PAUL SANDBY, THOMAS GIRTIN, WILLIAM MARLOW, THOMAS HEARNE, M. A. ROOKER, DE LOUTHERBOURG, FRANCIS NICHOLSON, JOHN COZENS, J. S. COTMAN, J. CONSTABLE, J. M. W. TURNER, WILLIAM HUNT, ROWLANDSON, FRANCIS OLIVER FINCH, G. P. JOYCE, DAVID COX, DEWINT, CLARKSON STANFIELD, R. P. BONINGTON, GEORGE BARRET, G. F. ROBSON, J. D. HARDING, J. M. WRIGHT, C. BENTLEY, S. PROUT, W. COLLINS, J. MAHONEY, H. BRIGHT, J. BAYNES, J. CRISTALL, COPLEY FIELDING, E. W. COOKE, BIRKET FOSTER, W. ESTALL, and CHARLES GREEN. Characteristic Examples of the Works of the Principal Living Water-Colourists will also be added. The Schools will be divided into Three Periods, and it is intended to give in each part examples of each of the Periods. Upon completion of the work instructions will be given for the use of the binder, so that the illustrations may be re-arranged in chronological order. N.B.—In order to obtain this important Publication, Subscribers should send in their Orders without delay. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ORDER FORM. Please to send me upon publication ______________ copies of ‘ENGLISH WATER-COLOUR WITH REPRODUCTIONS OF DRAWINGS BY EMINENT PAINTERS,’ issued in Eight Parts, for which I enclose ______________ Eight Parts, Price 2s. 6d. each. Price £1 net complete. Free by Post—£1 4s. o.d. United Kingdom. £1 6s. 6d. Abroad. Packed between Boards. Name ___________________________ Address _________________________ To ______________________________ Subscribers to the complete work will be presented with a specially designed Portfolio to hold the Eight Parts. This Portfolio will be issued with the Second Part, but only those who have prepaid their subscriptions will be entitled to receive it. Offices of THE STUDIO, 5 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, LONDON. AD. VIII
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This issue of "The Studio" features articles on Robert Weir Allan and his work, the Glasgow International Exhibition, and the art of Gordon Craig, with a particular focus on stage craft. It also includes coverage of the National Competition of 1901 and "Studio-Talk" from various correspondents across Europe. The issue contains numerous illustrations and supplements, including color reproductions of artwork.