International studio (17.1902)

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO

EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME

Contents for October igo2

SUPPLEMENTS: — A Reproduction in Photogravure of “A
Ray of Sunshine,” by Josef Israels; a Reproduction in
Photogravure of “ The Cottage Madonna,” by Josef Israels ;
a Reproduction in Colours of a Drawing by Tony Grubhofer
of “ Blackfriars Pier ” ; a Reproduction in Colours of a Draw-
ing, entitled “ Somerset House,” by Tony Grubhofer; a
Reproduction in Colours of a Drawing by John Ruskin, en-
titled “ A Wet Morning near Venice ”; a Facsimile Reproduc-
tion of a Wood-block cut with a Penknife, entitled “ La
Peniche,” by Paul Colin ; a Reproduction of a Lead-pencil
Portrait of Dr. Henry Woodward, F.R.S., by E. Borough-
Johnson. Page

MODERN DUTCH ART: THE WORK OF JOSEF IS-
RAELS. By Jan Vkth. Sixteen Illustrations.239

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN
DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN: THE ENGLISH
SECTION. By F. H. Newbery. Twelve Illustrations . . 251

LONDON DEPICTED BY TONY GRUBHOFER. Six

Illustrations.260

THE NATIONAL COMPETITION OF SCHOOLS OF

ART, 1902. Bv Esther Wood. Thirty-three Illustrations 268
ILLUSTRATION' OF THE DAILY PRESS IN AMER-
ICA. — Part II. By Will Jenkins. Nine Illustrations . 281

STUDIO TALK. (From our own Correspondents): —

London. Five Illus. . . . 291 Karlsruhe. Two Illus. . 307

Cork. Six Illus.295 Naples. Three Illus. . . 307

Paris. Five Illus.296 Montreal. Two Illus. . 310

Vienna. Seven Illus. . . . 304 Amsterdam.311

Dresden. Three Illus. . . 306 Mulhausen.311

REVIEWS.312

AWARDS IN “ THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS 313

THE LAY FIGURE.314

AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.xcv

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
COMPETITIONS

A xxxn. Design for a Small Summer-house for a Closes
Garden. Nov. t

(Particulars appeared in the September Number.)

A xxxiii. Design for a Lace Dress Yoke. Closes

Designs to be made in Chinese white on black or dark-col- Dec. t
oured paper.

The kind of lace is left to the option of the competitor.

The designs must be strictly original.

First Prize : Three Guineas; Second Prize : Two

Guineas.

Designs, packed flat, to be received at the London office of
The Studio, 44 Leicester Square, W.C., by Dec. 1.

Class B. Drawings in Black and White.

B xxii. Landscape. Closes

Oct. 1

Particulars appeared in the A ugust Number.

B xxiii. Landscape in Lead Pencil. Closes

Nov. t

(.Particulars appeared in the September Number.)

B xxiv. Design for an End-Paper. Closes

Dec. 1

The design required is for an end-paper for a book. A space
must be left blank in the design for an “ Ex-Libris.” Designs
to be made in pen-and-ink on white cardboard.

First Prize : One Guinea ; Second Prize : Halfa-Guinea.
Drawings, packed flat, to be received at the London office of
The Studio, 44 Leicester Square, W.C., by Dec. 1.

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS

The Editor 0/ The International Studio cannot hold himself
responsible in a?iy case for the return of Articles or Sketches. He
will, however, always be glad to consider any suitable Manuscripts
or Drawings which may be submitted to him, and will make every
effort to return those 7iot accepted, provided postage stamps are enclosed
at the time they are sent.

All Contributions should be addressed, “The Editor,” Office of
The International Studio, 44 Leicester Square, London, IV.C.

Communications intended for the A merican Studio Talk should be
addressed to the New York Office, 67 Fifth A venue.

Class C. Photographs from Nature.

C xxiv. A Mountain Scene.

C xxv. An Autumn Landscape.

All photographs should be sent in mounted upon firm cards
without margin.

First Prize : One Guinea ; Second Prize : Haifa-Guinea.
Photographs to be received at the London office of The
Studio, 44 Leicester Square, W.C., Oct. 1 for C xxiii, Nov. 1
for C xxiv, and Dec. .1 for C xxv.

Closes
Nov. »
Closes
Dec. «

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With an introduction by LAURA McADOO TRIGGS

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