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THE STUDIO A Magazine of Fine and Applied Art Founded in 1893 VOLUME 91 NUMBER 395 FEB. 15TH 1926 44 LEICESTER SQUARE LONDON $2^{\frac{1}{2}}_{\text{net}}$
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THE STUDIO EDITED BY GEOFFREY HOLME CONTENTS FOR FEBRUARY 1926 SOME MODERN BIRD ARTISTS. By R. W. Alston ... 79 CARPETS BY M. DA SILVA BRUHNS. By M. Valotaire ... 87 THE ETCHINGS OF ARTHUR BRISCOE. By Malcolm C. Salaman ... 91 THE REVIVAL OF THATCHING ... 93 RECENT GLASGOW ACQUISITIONS. By T. C. F. Brotchie ... 98 MR. ERIC SCHILSKY, SCULPTOR ... 105 SERVICE HERALDRY. By Walter H. Godfrey ... 106 THE ART OF ROBERT P. BEVAN. By Frank Rutter ... 110 SOME MODERN GERMAN POTTERY. By Ludwig Deubner ... 115 NOTES: London, Liverpool, Edinburgh, Paris, Copenhagen, Rome, Vienna, Bad Warmbrunn (Silesia), New York, Moscow ... 117 REVIEWS ... 143 CORRESPONDENCE ... 144 "STUDIO" COMPETITION, ART AND COMERCE. Winning Essays ... 145 THE ORGANIZATION OF COMMERCIAL ART IN THE U.S.A. By H. L. Sparks ... 151 SUPPLEMENTS CHARLES SIMPSON, R.O.I. "The Punt Gunner" ... Frontispiece NORBERTINE BRESSLERN-ROTH. "Zebrafinken" ... 85 SIR HENRY RAEBURN, R.A. "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell, of Kailzie" ... 99 WALTER H. GODFREY, F.S.A. Heraldic Achievements based on War Service ... 107 P. E. SYER. "Still Life" ... 121 C. E. CHAMBERS. Cover Design for the "Ladies' Home Journal" ... 139 NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.—The Editor will always be glad to consider any illustrated articles, drawings, etc., that may be submitted to him for publication, and every effort will be made to return in due course rejected MSS., and all drawings, etc., rejected or accepted; but under no circumstances can he hold himself responsible for the safe custody or return thereof. Stamps for return should always be sent, and the name and address of the sender clearly written on every MS., drawing, etc. All notes and articles should be typewritten. SUBSCRIPTION RATES INLAND (United Kingdom, Channel Isles, etc.) ... 28/- BRITISH COLONIES, INDIA, Countries in Postal Union ... 30/- CANADA (Under the New Postal Union) ... 26/- AMERICA (B. F. Stevens & Brown, 21 Pearl Street, New York, and 4 Trafalgar Square, London) ... $7 FRANCE (Librairie Ernest Flammarion, 26 Rue Racine, Paris) Fr. 135 GERMANY AND AUSTRIA Mks. 26 GERMAN SWITZERLAND Mks. 28 (Deutsche Bauzeitung, G.m.b.H. Koniggratzerstrasse, 104 Berlin) These sums include Postage, and are strictly net and payable in advance. Cheques, Drafts, Money Orders, Postal Orders, etc., should be made payable to THE STUDIO LTD., and crossed "Midland Bank, A/c Payee," except for America, France, Germany, Austria and German Switzerland, when they should be sent to the agents named. In addition to the magazine, "THE STUDIO" issues Special Publications dealing with many different phases of Art. Particulars of these may be had from all booksellers, from the agents mentioned above, or direct from the Publishers at 44 Leicester Square. ADVERTISEMENT RATES The charge for Undisplayed Advertisements in the columns "STUDIOS, ETC., TO LET OR WANTED," and "MISCELLANEOUS" is 7/6 for 32 words (about 4 lines) or less, and is payable in advance. Additional words are charged at the rate of 1s. per line of eight words. IMPORTANT.—New Advertisements and alterations in current announcements should reach this office not later than the 26th of the month previous to publication; but small announcements will be accepted for the MISCELLANEOUS columns up to the last day of the month if accompanied by a remittance. NOTE.—Replies to "Miscellaneous" advertisements may be addressed to the Offices of "THE Studio," but in this case an extra charge of 1s. will be made to cover the cost of postage, etc. The address will be charged as part of the advertisement and will count as nine words. The Advertisement Manager cannot undertake to forward replies to anonymous Advertisements received later than one month from date of publication, nor can he be held responsible for loss of or damage to Drawings, etc., sent in reply to advertisements. PRICES OF DISPLAYED ADVERTISEMENTS ON APPLICATION
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THE STUDIO PUBLISHERS BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS MAJESTY THE KING ESTABLISHED 1760 P. & D. COLNAGHI & Co. NEW PUBLICATION THE NEEDLE By JOESPH KNIGHT of BURY ORIGINAL ETCHING MOUNTED 4 GUINEAS Paintings and Drawings by Old and Modern Masters VALUATIONS. RESTORATION. FRAMING. MOUNTING COLLECTIONS BOUGHT ‘en bloc’ Galleries 144, 145, 146 NEW BOND ST., LONDON, W.1 Telegrams: COLNAGHI, WESDO, LONDON. Telephone: MAYFAIR 6356 (3 lines) AD. I
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THE STUDIO ART EXHIBITIONS LONDON.—ALPINE CLUB GALLERY, Mill Street, Conduit Street, W. Portraits and other pictures by John Wells. Open till February 27. BEAUX ARTS GALLERY, Bruton Street, W. I. Julius Olsson, R.A. Open from February 17 to March 13. BRITISH MUSEUM. Japanese Colour-Prints by Hiroshige and others. Open during February. BURLINGTON FINE ARTS CLUB, 17, Savile Row, W. I. Objects of Art. Open during February. BURLINGTON HOUSE, Piccadilly, W. I. Royal Academy, 1926. Receiving days—Water-colours, etc., March 26; Oil Paintings, March 27 and 29; Sculpture, March 30. CLARIDGE GALLERY, 52 Brook Street, W. Cedric Morris, Penelope Clarkson, Nicholas de Molas. Open till February 25. COLNAGHI & CO., 144-6, New Bond Street, W. I. Drawings and Etchings by P. F. Gethin. Bookplates by J. Badely, C.B.E., R.E. Open till February 27. Modern British Paintings. Open from March 5 to April 10. GOUPIL GALLERY (Messrs. W. Marchant & Co.), 5 Regent Street, W. I. Memorial Exhibition of Works by Robert Bevan. Paintings and drawings by Stephen Bone and others. Open during February. GIEVES GALLERY, 22 Old Bond Street, W. I. New Cavendish Club. Open till February 26. Leman Hare. Open from March 2 to March 12. GREATOREX GALLERIES, 14, Grafton Street, W. I. Etchings and dry-points by modern artists. Open during February. HAM BONE CLUBBE, Ham Yard, Piccadilly, W. Paintings by F. Potter and H. Fontaine. Open till February 17. LEICESTER GALLERIES, Green Street, W.C. 2. Paintings and drawings by Albert Rutherston and T. Lowinsky. Open during February. R.B.A. GALLERIES, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall. Royal Society of British Artists. Receiving day, March 20. REDFERN GALLERY, 27 Old Bond Street, W. I. Water-colours and etchings by Edna Hall. Open till March 4. Paintings and drawings by Clara Klinghofer. Open from March 9 to April 7. ROYAL INSTITUTE GALLERIES, 195 Piccadilly, W. I. Society of Women Artists. Open till March 4. Royal Institute of Painters in Water-colours. Receiving day, March 6. R.W.S. GALLERY, 5A, Pall Mall East, S.W. I. Royal Society of Painter-Etchers. Open till March 11. ST. GEORGE’S GALLERY, 32A George Street, Hanover Square, W. I. Francis Unwin Memorial Exhibition. Open till February 18. TOOTH, MESSRS. ARTHUR, & SONS, LTD., 155 New Bond Street, W.I. Living French Artists. Open during February. WALKER’S GALLERIES, 118, New Bond Street, W. I. Prints of English Towns. Open till March 4. Modern Water-colours. Various dates in February and early March. BIRMINGHAM.—ART CIRCLE. Spring Exhibition. Receiving date, March 25. Open from April 15 to May 27. Photographic Exhibition. Open from February 20 to February 27. Architectural Exhibition. Receiving day, March 1. Open from March 2 till March 18. EDINBURGH.—ROYAL SCOTTISH ACADEMY. Centenary exhibition of works by Scottish Artists. Receiving day, March 16. Open from April 17 to August 28. LIVERPOOL.—WALKER ART GALLERY. Turner, Cox and others. Open in March. MANCHESTER.—MANCHESTER ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. Open till March 6. SWANSEA.—ROYAL NATIONAL EISTEDDFOD OF WALES. August 1926. £1000 in prizes offered in the Arts Section, for work in all branches of painting, graphic art, architecture, sculpture and applied art. Programme giving full particulars obtainable of Morgan & Higgs, publishers, Swansea, is. 2d. post free. PARIS.—SALON OF THE SOCIÉTÉ NATIONALE DE BEAUX ARTS. Open from May 1 to June 30. Receiving days, various dates in March and April. For particulars apply M. le Secrétaire Général, Grand Palais. NOTE.—The Editor will be pleased to receive particulars of any Art Exhibitions, Competitions, Lectures, and other announcements likely to be of interest to readers of “The Studio.” AD 11
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THE STUDIO --- THE APPLIED ARTS & HANDCRAFTS EXHIBITION JUNE 5 TO 11, 1926 Royal Horticultural Hall Westminster Intending Exhibitors should make immediate application for stands to THE ORGANISERS Applied Arts & Handcrafts Exhibition 26 Eastcastle Street, London, W.1. Phone: Museum 8781 --- MOLLY Original Drypoint by S. Tushingham Size $8\frac{1}{2} \times 11\frac{1}{4}$ Price £5 5s. Of all Art Dealers or the Publishers JAMES CONNELL & SONS, LTD. 47 OLD BOND STREET, LONDON, W.1 And at 75 St. Vincent Street, Glasgow --- FAIRY TALE BY GERHARD HENNING The figures and groups of Gerhard Henning are inimitable in regard to their modelling and technique.—Arthur Hayden TRADE MARK ROYAL COPENHAGEN PORCELAIN By Appointment to H.M. King George V. Danish Art Galleries 2 Old Bond Street, W.1 AD. III
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THE STUDIO --- THE LEICESTER GALLERIES, LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON FEBRUARY EXHIBITIONS. 10 till 6 daily. (1) ALBERT ROTHERSTON—Paintings, Drawings and Designs for Books and Plays (2) THOMAS LOWINSKY—Paintings and Drawings --- One Man and Group Shows arranged. Moderate Fees and Commissions. Early Bookings for Spring Season 1926 necessary THE CHESTER GALLERY 2, CHESTER TERRACE, EATON SQUARE, S.W.1 AN EXHIBITION OF PICTURES By GERTRUDE McPHERSON. Paintings of HONG KONG, CANTON and English Subjects BRIDGET EVANS. 9th Feb.—27th Feb. Oil and Water Colours Particulars from The Director, Mrs. Kate Wilcox, B.W.S. Open 10 to 6 (Sats. included) Admission Free Closed at 1 o’c Thursdays --- 1926 ARTS & CRAFTS 1926 ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT WORTHING 13th-16th April, 1926. Prizes awarded only to Amateurs, Students and Apprentices, for works in Painting, Drawing, Sculpture, Photography, Wood, Metal and Leather-work, Jewellery, Pottery, Weaving, Needlework and Lace. Send stamped and addressed Foolscape envelope for full particulars to: Hon. Sec. W. A. & C. Society, “Southcott,” Durrington, Worthing, Sussex. WOMEN’S INTERNATIONAL ART CLUB 25th Annual Exhibition at the SUFFOLK ST. GALLERIES Pall Mall March 1st–13th. 10–5.30. Admission 1/- --- THE CLARIDGE GALLERIES 52, BROOK STREET, BOND STREET, W. FEBRUARY: CEDRIC MORRIS, PENELOPE CLARKSON, NICOLAS DE MOLAS MARCH: ALLAN WALTON --- Late Antique Coptic and Islamic Textiles of Egypt With 38 coloured Facsimile Prints of unequalled excellence and 95 Monochrome Photogravure Plates. Introduction by Volbach and Kuehnel. Of immense utility to designers of textiles, carpets, wallpapers, etc. Now Ready. £5 : 5 : 0 THE Etchings of Anders Zorn By ERNEST M. LANG. Illustrated with over 100 reproductions. With a Supplement containing Notes on their Values. “They (the illustrations) are sufficiently large to give a good idea of the originals and . . . . are generally fairly adequate in their rendering of tonal values.”—The Connoisseur. 8vo. cloth (just published) £1 net. Postage 6d. The Studio (Back Numbers) Having a large supply, second hand, in good condition, we offer a dozen numbers assorted (our own choice) for 9/- post free. Quotation sent for particular requirements. FOYLE’S for BOOKS ON ART 121-125 Charing Cross Rd., London, W.C.2 Messrs. CHAPMAN & HALL announce the latest addition to their Universal Art Series The Art of Water-Colour Painting By E. BARNARD LINTOTT. Profusely illustrated, medium 8vo. 21s. net. This may be described as a companion volume to Mr. Harold Speed’s very successful “Art and Practice of Oil Painting.” It is both instructive and critical, and is illustrated by a fine collection of reproductions from the best masters of the water-colour. The Second Large Edition is now ready of Oil Painting By HAROLD SPEED. Profusely illustrated, medium 8vo. 21s. net. In the same Series The Art of Town Planning By H. V. LANCASTER, F.R.I.B.A., M.T.P.I. Profusely illustrated, medium 8vo. 21s. net. CHAPMAN AND HALL, LIMITED 11 Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, W.C.2 AD. IV
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THE STUDIO THE HIGHWAY AND ITS VEHICLES HILAIRE BELLOC ABOUT 130 ILLUSTRATIONS, INCLUDING 24 MOUNTED PLATES IN COLOURS Mr. Belloc, expert and man-of-letters, in his own inimitable way, traces the development of the road from the beaten track to the motor road of to-day, and discusses future development. The illustrations form a pictorial record of European road travel and road vehicles from mediæval times until Victorian days. The gay carriage of a fourteenth century noble, the lumbering stage, the dashing coach, sedan chairs, velocipedes, reproduced from mediæval illuminations, from contemporary paintings and engravings, and the series of inimitable coaching prints, combine to form a gigantic pageant. Ready in March Early order is advised THE ENTIRE EDITION IS LIMITED TO 1250 NUMBERED COPIES. BUCKRAM MEDIUM QUARTO. THREE GUINEAS NET “THE STUDIO” 44 LEICESTER SQUARE, LONDON AD. V
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THE STUDIO "THE STUDIO" SHOPPING SERVICE Batik outfit, containing six bottles Batik dyes, one packet Batik wax, one Fitch hair brush, one saucepan, one brush for dye, one spirit stove, and notes on Batik. Delightful effects can be obtained by this recently revived Eastern craft. Price 10s. 6d., postage 9d. Walnut "tray table." The tray is detachable and fits on the stool with a grooved edge (length 2 ft. 6 in., height 13 in.). A most attractive and useful idea, suitable for tea, whiskeys and sodas or coffee. Price £7; carriage forward; smaller size, £6 10s. Another handicraft outfit, for painting on wood, containing paints, two brushes, varnish, three articles of white wooden ware, and instructions. This provides a pleasant home occupation, with great scope for carrying out original ideas in colour and design. Price 7s., including postage. A basket of red tulips that will last for ever, since they are made of glass. The flowers have all the appearance of reality, and cost only 7s. 6d., complete with basket; packing and postage 2s. extra. Glass liqueur set, consisting of glass decanter, six glasses and glass tray. Price in white, pale blue or green, 25s., postage 1s. 6d.; in white, iridescent or gold, 30s. postage 1s. 6d. Colonial "pickle jar" of pale greeny-blue glass. These jars are about 1 ft. high, and a most excellent size for tall flowers or foliage, and can also be adapted for electric light. Price 10s. 6d., packing and postage 2s. 6d.; larger size 12s. 6d., packing 2s. 6d., carriage forward. Cushion square of unbleached linen (26 in. sq.), with design in wool embroidery in rich colours, suggested by old English chintz. Price 30s., postage 6d. Designs can be carried out to order. AD. VI
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THE STUDIO Cocktail jug set, including glass jug, six glasses and glass tray. This glass is very pretty and unusual, being full of little golden flecks, the jug's handle and the bases of the glasses being coloured. Price 49s. 6d., packing 2s. 6d., carriage forward. Lacquered tray, in either black, cream, green, red or blue. The corners are tipped with green baize, and the size 23 $\frac{1}{2}$ in. by 10 in. Price 4 $^{1/2}$ s., packing and postage 2s. 6d. Unbleached linen table runner, embroidered at each end with a bold and effective design. Price 21s. postage 6d. Any colour or design to order. Tobacco pouches carried out in soft brown antelope leather, lined oiled silk, with school, college, regimental or naval crest worked in coloured silk on the corner. The cigarette case is in "pin seal," nigger brown. Of the very finest British workmanship, price 1 guinea each (any crest can be supplied). Table-napkin rings of hand-embossed leather in artistic colours. Price 2s. 6d. each. Can be made to order in two days' time. Pair of genuine Chinese scissors, very strong and sharp. The handles are bound with red wicker, which makes them pleasant to hold, and easy to find when dropped! Price 4s., postage 4d. Brown leather pochette, embossed in colours, with small purse attached by chain; hand made and beautifully finished. Price 1 guinea. (Can be made to order in a week.) ORDERS for any of the goods illustrated in these pages can be sent to me at “The Studio” Offices, 44 Leicester Square, London, W.C.2, and should be accompanied by remittance. Cheques payable to “The Studio,” Ltd. Marion Reynolds AD. VII
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THE STUDIO The Dudley Tennant Water-Colour Board Co. 35, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C.2 SPECIALISTS IN ARTISTS’ BOARDS FOR WATERCOLOUR AND PENWORK Quality Price : - : - The Best The Lowest ALL KINDS OF ARTISTS’ MATERIALS STOCKED Price Lists and Samples on Application --- One Hundred Pounds for DESIGNS FIVE PRIZES of £50 £20 £15 £10 £5 each THE DESIGNS are for letter- press (Block Printing) and may be in two colours up to four colours, gold and embossed. The designs for which prizes are awarded will become the sole pro- perty of the advertiser, and the prize winners may secure a regular outlet for their work. Apply to Box No. 297, “The Studio,” 44 Leicester Square, London, W.C. 2 for full particulars of sizes, etc. Competitors should have had ex- perience in this or similar work and particulars as to this experience should be given when making application. No specimens or sketches of any kind are to be sent when applying for particulars. --- WOLFF’S Royal Sovereign BRITISH MADE Pencils Is your pencil British? 4p. Each --- RONALD MASSEY (Late Art Editor of “The Bystander”) Art and Literary Agent GOOD ARTISTS IN COLOUR, FOR POSTERS, SHOWCARDS, ETC. VERY URGENTLY REQUIRED. 106-108, VICTORIA STREET, S.W.1. Tel. No.: Victoria 1761–1762. --- TOOLS FOR DECORATIVE LEATHER WORK from the actual makers. Modelling, pointing and Dresden tools, knives, hammers and wheels, ring dot, star, nailhead, and fancy punches, brass rulers, etc. Send for new illustrated catalogue, post free. ROBERT KELLY AND SONS LIMITED 32 RENSHAW STREET LIVERPOOL • • • --- AD. VIII
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