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REVUE MENSUELLE AVEC TRADUCTION FRANÇAISE THE · STUDIO An Illustrated Magazine of Fine & Applied Art MARCH 15, 1905 VOL. 34 No. 144 44 Leicester Square LONDON Monthly $1\frac{1}{2}$ Net BUREAU DU STUDIO PARIS: LIBRAIRIE OLLENDORFF 50 CHAUSSEE D’ANTIN PRIX : 1 FRANC 60¢ NET
THE STUDIO. EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY CHARLES HOLME. Contents, March 15, 1905. SUPPLEMENTS:—A REPRODUCTION IN PHOTOGRAVURE OF A SEA-PIECE BY R. P. BONINGTON; TINTED REPRODUCTIONS OF THREE ETCHINGS AND AN AQUATINT BY ALFRED EAST, A.R.A.; A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF “BARNETT HILL, SURREY,” BY ARNOLD MITCHELL; AND A REPRODUCTION IN COLOURS OF THE WATER-COLOUR DRAWING ENTITLED “A STREET SCENE IN BOZEN,” BY PROFESSOR HANS NOWACK. TWO AUSTRIAN PAINTERS: KARL MEDIZ AND PAGE EMILIE MEDIZ-PELIKAN. By A. S LEVRIUS. Six Illustrations . . . 95 A DECORATIVE SCULPTOR: MISS RUBY LEVICK. By T. MARTIN WOOD. Thirteen Illustrations . . . 100 A FORGOTTEN ARTIST: CONSTANTIN GUYS. By HENRI FRANTZ. Seven Illustrations . . . 107 LEAVES FROM THE SKETCH-BOOK OF DONALD MAXWELL. Six Illustrations . . . 113 ART IN THE SOLOMON ISLANDS. By C. PRARTORIUS. Seventeen Illustrations . . . 118 THE ETCHINGS OF ALFRED EAST. By FRANK NEWBOLT. Ten Illustrations . . . 124 TWO ITALIAN DRAUGHTSMEN: ALFREDO BARUFFI AND ALBERTO MARTINI. By VITTORIO PICA. Ten Illustrations . . . 137 BELGIAN ART AT THE ST. LOUIS EXHIBITION. By MAUDE I. G. OLIVER. Eleven Illustrations . . . 143 SOME RECENT DESIGNS FOR DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE. Six Illustrations . . . 151 THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF SCULPTORS, PAINTERS, AND GRAVERS. Eight Illustrations . . . 156 STUDIO-TALK (From our own Correspondents):— London. Sixteen Illus. . . 165 | CANADA. Five Illus. . . 175 EDINBURGH. . . 169 | SALZBURG. One Illus. . . 176 BERLIN. Five Illus. . . 170 | REVIEWS . . . 176 AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Ten Illustrations . . . 181 THE LAY FIGURE: On Art in the Law Courts . . . 186 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 them not accepted, provided that sufficient postage stamps for the purpose are enclosed with them. THE HIGHEST AWARDS AT ALL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. KINE GOLD MEDALS JEFFREY & CO ARTISTIC WALL PAPERS. WEST-ENDSHOW ROOMS THE WALL-PAPER GALLERY 31-MORTIMER-ST. REGENT-SREET-W. FACTORY? 64 ESSEX-RP. & OFFICES ISLINGTON N. THEIR LATEST WALL PAPERS NOW ON EXHIBITION Are to be obtained of all Decorators and Wall Paper Merchants. Telephone No. 134 Dalston. ESSEX O & CO 116 VICTORIA STREET WESTMINSTER WALLPAPER MANUFACTURERS WESTMINSTER WALLPAPERS WILLIAM MORRIS AND COMPANY RVSKIN HOUSE ROCHESTER ROW WESTMINSTER.S.W. LEADED LIGHTS AND METAL CASEMENTS
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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. xxx, 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, 44 Leicester Square, London, W.C., and marked "Prize Competitions," with the number of the Competition, "A IX," "B VII," "C VII," &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' INTERNATIONAL PRIZE COMPETITIONS. CLASS A. DECORATIVE ART. A IX. DESIGN FOR WROUGHT-IRON OIL LAMP. (Particulars appeared in the December Number.) A X. DESIGN FOR A GARDEN SEAT. (Particulars appeared in the January Number.) A XIV. DESIGN FOR A STENCILLED PANEL. (Particulars appeared in the February Number.) A XV. DESIGN FOR SILVER TEA SERVICE. The pieces to be shown must include Teapot, Sugar-basin, Milk-jug and Cream-jug. The designs must be, above all things, practical, and preference will be given to the best thought out designs. Fantastic ornament must especially be avoided. Designs to be made the full size of the pieces. FIRST PRIZE: Three Guineas; SECOND PRIZE: Two Guineas. Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of THE STUDIO by July 1. CLASS B. PICTORIAL ART. B VII. STUDY OF A HEAD. (Particulars appeared in the December Number.) B VIII. DESIGN FOR A CHRISTMAS CARD. (Particulars appeared in the January Number.) GRAND PRIZE. St. Louis Exhibition. RUSKIN POTTERY, TILES, and ENAMELS. (These are for insertion in Silver, Pewter, Copper, and Wood Work.) W. 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There are more than thirteen thousand different compositions contained in the music catalogues for the Pianola. This means that every Pianola owner has a repertoire many times greater than that of the most famous pianist. And the point that is of interest to anyone who has not yet bought a Pianola lies in the fact that these music rolls are available through our circulating library. It may be this was not known to you before, and that the reason you do not already own a Pianola is because of the idea that a considerable outlay has to be made on music. But this is not essential. A certain amount of music is given free with each instrument, and, for the rest, by subscribing to the library you may have new music every day if you want it. Metrostyle Pianola music has been specially interpreted by many of the greatest composers and pianists of the day. You can repeat these interpretations with the aid of the Metrostyle Pianola. You are invited to call. The Orchestrelle Co., ÆOLIAN HALL, 135-6-7, NEW BOND STREET, LONDON, W. NOTE. Write for our special offer of exchanged Pianolas. Please mention THE STUDIO. THE WALL PAPER MANUFACTURERS LTD A·SANDERSON & SONS’ BRANCH CHISWICK. NEAREST RAILWAY STATION TURNHAM GREEN. DESIGNS·FOR·WALL·PAPERS SHOULD BE POSTED TO OR SUBMITTED AT CHISWICK. A Safe Modern Fire. Slow Combustion or Quick Combustion by lowering or raising the fire. A Purchaser writes: > “Enclosed please find cheque for another BOSTEL GRATE, 12-in. > “I am glad to be able to tell you that the room FIRE I had put in here is a very great success. It is very clean, economical, and gives out great heat, the room it is in being quite a different place since we put it in.” THE BOSTEL FIRE COALBROOKDALE Co., Ltd., 141 Queen Victoria St., London, E.C. AD. III
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This issue of The Studio features articles on two Austrian painters, Karl Mediz and Emilie Mediz-Pelikan, and a decorative sculptor, Miss Ruby Levick. It also includes "Leaves from the Sketch-Book of Donald Maxwell," an exploration of "Art in the Solomon Islands," and a discussion on the etchings of Alfred East. The issue contains reviews, prize competition announcements, and studio-talk from various correspondents.