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• Schmutztitel
• Titelblatt
• Index
• Plate DOI
• No. 1 (April, 1893) DOI
  • 3-7 Artists as craftsmen, No. I: Sir Frederic Leighton, Bart., P.R.A., as a modeller in clay DOI
  • 7-11 Stevenson, Robert Alan Mowbray: The growth of recent art DOI
  • 12-14 Brangwyn, Frank: Letters from artists to artists, [1]: sketching grounds DOI
  • 14-19 Pennell, Joseph: A new illustrator: Aubrey Beardsley DOI
  • 20-24 Liberty, Lasenby: Spitalfields brocades DOI
  • 24-28 Designing for bookplates, [1]: with some recent examples DOI
  • 28-29 The first publications of the Fitzroy Picture Society DOI
  • 30-32 A history of furniture DOI
  • 32 The Newlyn point of view DOI
  • 33-34 Wellington Furse, Charles: The Grafton Gallery: a summary DOI
  • 34-35 Current notes on the applied arts DOI
  • 36 Studio gossip DOI
  • 37 Architectural notes DOI
  • 38 Paris notes DOI
  • 38-39 Recent publications DOI
  • 40 The lay figure speaks DOI
  • Supplement to The Studio, May 1893 DOI
• No. 2 (May, 1893) DOI
  • 45-49 Crane, Walter: Notes on Gesso work DOI
  • 49-52 MacColl, D. S.: Exhibition DOI
  • 53-55 A new treatment of basreliefs in coloured plaster DOI
  • 56-60 The School of Art Woodcarving, South Kensington DOI
  • 61-64 Hiatt, Charles T. J.: The collecting of posters: a new field of connoisseurs DOI
  • 65-72 Drawing for reproduction by process: outline work and tint boards DOI
  • 72-74 Brangwyn, Frank: Letters from artists to artists, [2]: sketching grounds DOI
  • 75-77 Besnard, Albert: The exhibition of the Royal Academy, [1] DOI
  • 77-78 Tomson, Arthur: A first impression of the Royal Academy, 1893 DOI
  • 78-79 Bate, H. Francis: The new gallery DOI
  • 79-80 Ellis, Edwin J.: At the Dudley Gallery DOI
  • 80 Paris notes DOI
  • 81-82 Scotch art notes DOI
  • 82 Some new colour boxes DOI
  • 83 A new edition of Longus DOI
  • 84 A law figure speaks DOI
• No. 3 (June, 1893) DOI
  • 87-95 Pringle, Andrew: The naissance of art in photography DOI
  • 96-102 Is the camera the friend or foe of art? DOI
  • 104-108 The nude in photography: with some studies taken in the open air DOI
  • 109-110 Baldry, Alfred Lys: The Grafton Galleries DOI
  • 110-114 Besnard, Albert: The exhibition of the Royal Academy and other galleries DOI
  • 114-115 Scotch art notes DOI
  • 116-121 Bell, Arthur G.: Letters from artists to artists, [3]: sketching grounds DOI
  • 122-125 New books on art DOI
  • 125 Catalogues received DOI
  • 126 The lay figure speaks DOI
• No. 4 (July, 1893) DOI
  • 129-135 Holme, C. Geoffrey: Artistic gardens in Japan DOI
  • 136-140 Parkes, Kineton: The Leek Embroidery Society, with illustrations of its work DOI
  • 141-142 Ritchie, Alick P. F.: L' Academie Royale des Beaux-Arts d'Anvers DOI
  • 143-149 The art magazines of America DOI
  • 149-150 Some recent book-plates with seven examples DOI
  • 151 A Thibetan teapot DOI
  • 152-155 Harper, C. G.: Pen-drawing for reproduction: comparative processes DOI
  • 156-158 Huish, Marcus Bourne: The camera and art DOI
  • 158-159 Vallance, Aymer: The Salon of the Rose+Croix: Paris, 1893 DOI
  • 159-160 Ellis, Edwin J.: Lesser shows of june DOI
  • 160 Paris letter DOI
  • 161 Scotch art notes DOI
  • 161 Architectural notes DOI
  • 162-167 New publications DOI
  • 168 The lay figure speaks DOI
• No. 5 (August, 1893) DOI
  • 171-182 Hartley, Alfred: Sketching from nature DOI
  • 182-187 Garstin, Norman: The art critic and the critical artist DOI
  • 187-188 Thomson, George: The sketch-book in the street DOI
  • 189-190 Draper, A. G.: Colour and form DOI
  • 190-191 Some new palettes and colour boxes DOI
  • 192-196 Townsend, Horace: Art in photography: an interview with Mr. Frederick Hollyer DOI
  • 197-200 Harper, Charles George: Pen-drawings for reproduction, [2]: mixed drawings, and drawings not made for reproduction DOI
  • 201-204 Hogg, Warrington: Letters from artists to artists, [4]: some cottage tablets by a decorative artist on the tramp DOI
  • 204-207 Awards in the title-page competition DOI
  • 208-210 Exhibition of students' work at South Kensington DOI
  • 211 Martin, David: The Exhibition of the R. S. W., Edinburgh DOI
  • 212 The lay figure speaks DOI
• No. 6 (September, 1893) DOI
  • 214-226 Gibson, J. S.: Artistic houses DOI
  • 227-230 Hiatt, Charles T. J.: Of Galleries: national and provincial DOI
  • 231-237 An interview with Mr. Charles F. Annesley Voysey, architect and designer DOI
  • 237-240 The wall paintings by art students in the Town Hall, Birmingham DOI
  • 241 Rathbone, R. LL.: Some new gas-fittings DOI
  • 242-244 Some sketches by Claude Monet and Eugène Boudin DOI
  • 245-247 Kennedy, Henry Albert: Technique in glass painting DOI
  • 247-248 Sparrow, Walter Shaw: Herr Toorop's "The Three Brides" DOI
  • 248-251 Awards of the wall-paper prize competition DOI
  • 252 The camera DOI
  • 252-253 New publications DOI
  • 254 The lay figure speaks DOI
• The Studio prize competitions for art students DOI
• Maßstab/Farbkeil