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ÉDITION SPÉCIALE AVEC TRADUCTION FRANÇAISE THE · STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied Art JAN. 15, 1902 VOL. 24 No. 106 5 Henrietta Street Covent Garden LONDON WC Monthly $1\frac{5}{1}$ BUREAU DU STUDIO PARIS: LIBRAIRIE OLLENDORFF 50 CHAUSSEE D’ANTIN PRIX : 1 FRANC $50^{\text{c}}$ ABONNEMENT : 20 FRANCS
THE STUDIO. EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, January 15, 1902. SUPPLEMENTS:—A Reproduction in Photogravure of a Drawing by DANIEL VIERGE, entitled "Don Quixote in his Study"; Two Facsimile Reproductions of Lithographs, entitled "Duo des Troyens" (Berlioz) and "Baigneuses," by FANTIN LATOUR; A Reproduction in Colours of a Bas-relief by R. ANNING BELL, entitled "An Angel Adoring"; A Reproduction in Colours of a Banner designed and worked by JESSIE NEWBERY and ANN MACBETH; A Reproduction in Colours of a Binding for "The Song of Songs," designed and painted by H. GRANVILLE FELL, forwarded and finished by CEDRIC CHIVERS; Portrait of C. F. A. VOYSEY, by J. H. BACON. THE ART OF FANTIN LATOUR. By Antonin Proust. Thirteen Illustrations ...
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THE STUDIO INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COMPETITIONS. REVISED RULES. (1) All subscribers to THE STUDIO are eligible to compete. (2) Designs must be original and not traceable to any existing pattern. New ideas and new treatment, combined with workable detail and arrangement, will be the features considered by the judges. (3) Drawings for competition must be legibly signed with pseudonym only. The Coupon, given on p. xii. with details fully filled in, must accompany each drawing or set of drawings, and must be enclosed in a sealed envelope, on the outside of which is written only the pseudonym of the competitor. As this envelope will not be opened until after the awards have been made, any inquiry should be forwarded in a separate letter. (4) The Proprietor of THE STUDIO reserves to himself the right of withholding all or any of the prizes, provided that, in the unanimous opinion of the judges, the drawings do not fulfil the rules of the Competition, or otherwise are of insufficient merit. He also reserves to himself the right to reproduce in THE STUDIO any of the designs submitted. All prize designs become the property of the Proprietor of THE STUDIO, unless otherwise specified. (5) No design will be returned in any case unless accompanied by sufficient stamps for postage or carriage and packing. The term “sufficient postage” has been fixed at a minimum of sixpence, to cover the cost of packing, &c., unless otherwise indicated. (6) All designs must be sent in packed flat, unless specially excepted in certain competitions. (7) All designs and correspondence thereon to be addressed THE STUDIO, 5 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, London, W.C., and marked “Prize Competitions,” with the number of the Competition, “A XIX,” “B XII,” “C XI,” &c., on the outside of the package or letter referring to it. (8) An infringement of any of the above Rules will disqualify a Competitor. --- THE STUDIO COMPETITIONS. CLASS A. DECORATIVE ART. Closes Feb. 1 A XIX. EMBOSSED LEATHER WORK. (Particulars appeared in the December Number.) Closes Feb. 1 A XX. DESIGN FOR A WOODEN MANTELPIECE. (Particulars appeared in the December Number.) Closes Mar. 1 A XXI. DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERED PANEL OF A FIRE-SCREEN. Drawings, which must not exceed in size 12 in. by 9 in., to be made in colours. The character of the design is left entirely to the option of the competitor. FIRST PRIZE: Three Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: Two Guineas. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by March 1. --- CLASS B. PEN-AND-INK WORK. Closes Feb. 1 B XIII. DESIGN FOR A MENU-CARD. (Particulars appeared in the December Number.) B XIV. DESIGN FOR A SET OF SIX DECORATIVE INITIAL LETTERS. Drawings to be made in pen-and-ink on white cardboard. The letters required are A. B. D. M. S. T. FIRST PRIZE: Two Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: One Guinea. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by March 1. --- CLASS C. PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NATURE. C XV. A WINTER SCENE. C XVI. STUDY OF LEAFLESS TREES. All photographs should be sent 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 March 1. Closes Mar. 1 Closes Feb. 1 Closes Mar. 1 --- 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 BUHRER. GROSVENOR STUDIO, VAUXHALL BRIDGE, S.W. AD. II {The Studio is five minutes’ walk from Vauxhall and five minutes’ tram from Victoria Station.}
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EXHIBITIONS Royal Academy of Arts; Winter Exhibition. (O. D. Jan. 6). Royal Academy of Arts; Spring Exhibition. (R. D. Mar. 28 & 29 (?)). New Gallery; Winter Exhibition. (O. D. Jan. 6). New Gallery; Spring Exhibition. (R. D. Mar. 3 & 10(?)). Royal Scottish Academy. (R. D. Feb. 1). Royal Glasgow Institute. (R. D. Feb. 1). Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colours. (R. D. Mar. 1). Dudley Gallery Art Society. (Members R. D. Feb. 1). Royal Soc. of British Artists. (R. D. 1st week in March). Soc. of Women Artists. R. D. Pictures Jan. 17, Handicrafts Jan. 18). Royal Birmingham Soc. of Artists. (R. D. Mar. 6 & 7). Royal Soc. of Painter-Etchers. (O. D. Mar. 10). Brussels, “La Libre Esthetique.” (O. D. Feb. 1). Brussels, “Pour l’Art.” (O. D. Mar. (?)). Munich, “Sezession.” (O. D. Feb. 21). R. D. denotes Receiving Day; O. D., Opening Day. 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 Opening Dates. These should reach this office not later than the last day of the month prior to insertion. --- THE HOLLAND FINE ART GALLERY 14 GRAFTON STREET BOND STREET, W. NOW ON VIEW OIL PAINTINGS AND WATER COLOURS BY MODERN DUTCH ARTISTS, INCLUDING WORKS BY J. MARIS, BOSBOOM, MAUVE W. MARIS AND OTHERS IN PREPARATION AN ALBUM OF SELECT PRODUCTIONS OF THE WORK OF JOS. ISRAELS. PRICE 30/- EARLY APPLICATION RECOMMENDED --- IMPERIAL AND ROYAL PRIVILEGED CERAMIC ART WORKS. “AMPHORA.” RIESSNER, STELLMACHER & KESSEL, TURN, BOHEMIA. PARIS, GOLD MEDAL, 1900. In Leipsic during the Fair: GRIMMAISCHE STRASSE NO. 13 (First Floor). --- F. EGERTON HINE & Co., 63 BERNERS STREET, W. Specialities in Art Decorations. LINCRUSTA SANOMUR TYNECASTLE LEADED GLAZING HAND-MADE PAPERS CARTON-PIERRE SILKETTES FIBROUS PLASTER LOREID-LEATHERS EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS Telegrams—“PEDIBUS, LONDON.” AD IV Telephone No. 3417 GERRARD ANAGLYPTA ARRAS ---
IT does not need the experience of the business man whose abilities are concentrated on the development of vast undertakings to enable one to realise that there are two methods of conducting and of guiding the destinies of a Great Retail Trading Concern. In Furnishing particularly, where artistic development advances year by year with such wondrous strides, it is easy to see that the old-fashioned House which goes on from year to year pretty much as it always has done, collecting, in spite of itself, an accumulation of articles which become less saleable the longer they are kept, is being easily out-distanced by the up-to-date progressive establishment which at any sacrifice disposes of the remains of its season’s stock at the close of every twelvemonth. Messrs. Hampton & Sons, of Pall Mall East, are now following this, their annual, custom, and in order to stock all departments in the forthcoming Spring Season of 1932 with only the very latest productions, they are at very great sacrifice, offering their high-class furnishing effects to all whose discernment decides them to visit the showrooms in Pall Mall during the first three weeks of January. Owing to a great collapse in the carpet trade on the Continent, Messrs. Hampton are also able to give the advantage of $3\frac{1}{4}$ per cent. below usual prices to those whose requirements may be in the direction of fine floor coverings. Splendid Turkey carpets, of fine soft texture and wonderful wear, now being cleared at prices which are actually less than the current wholesale rates for the same goods. That the public can buy these carpets at the prices quoted in Hampton’s Clearance Catalogue would be incredible but for the explanation that the recurring “slumps” in the wholesale markets, due to over-production and other causes, must of necessity occasionally afford opportunities to secure large consignments at heavy reductions. By purchasing entire shipments Hampton & Sons secure such carpets at lower prices than would be possible to concerns whose business was of a less extensive character. Thus by their enterprising and up-to-date methods of trading Hamptons secure the finest carpets and other House Furnishing produce. Indian, Chlidema, Wilton, Axminster, and Brussels all have been reduced so much that a rush for their possession will be certain. In conclusion, it should not be forgotten by those who are smartening up their houses in expectation of either letting or occupying them themselves during the coming Coronation season, that now is their time and here their opportunity to do this at so great a saving that, as the contents of the Catalogue will convince them, they cannot afford to neglect it.—GENTLEWOMAN, Dec. 28, 1901. To the many thousands of Householders, Proprietors of Hotels, Clubs, &c., who have occasion to partly re-furnish their Residences for the coming Coronation Season, with a view either to occupying or letting same, and to All who purpose making Furnishing Purchases. HAMPTONS’ Great Annual Stocktaking CLEARANCE THIS DAY and until 25th inst. only Affords an invaluable opportunity to secure every description of HOUSE FURNISHINGS of the HIGHEST CLASS At Clearance Prices. For full details of all the Bargains referred to above see Hampton’s Special Illustrated CLEARANCE CATALOGUE Now Ready, sent free on application. HAMPTON & SONS, Ld. Pall Mall East, Trafalgar Sq., S.W. Doors open 9.0 till 6.30. Saturdays till 2.0 p.m. --- The Royal Copenhagen Porcelain A new collection of Fine Art Porcelain and Danish Ceramic may now be inspected at the London Gallery of the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Manufacturing Co. 2 Old Bond Street, W. Late 294 Regent St., W. AD. V
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This issue of The Studio, dated January 15, 1902, is a special edition featuring French translations. It includes a variety of artistic content, such as reproductions of drawings, lithographs, and paintings, alongside articles on artists like Fantin Latour. The magazine also announces international prize competitions for decorative art and pen-and-ink work, with submission deadlines in February and March.