Studio: international art (54.1912)

Studio- Talk

of such technical schools as the Imperial Fach-
schulen in Austria, and when necessary the grant of
small stipends for the maintaining of the scholar
during the period of training in the schools, very
much good could be done. But whatever the
technical school may be, it must ever be kept
well in view that design and manufacture must go
hand in hand ; it is idle to think that either one or
the other can satisfactorily exist alone.

A. S. Levettjs.

FIG. 27. DESIGN FOR TABLE-CLOTH. BY A STUDENT
OF THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY,
VIENNA (PROF. STANZEL's CLASS)

STUDIO-TALK

(From Our Own Correspondents.)

tONDON.—The Royal Society of British
Artists are holding their Autumn Exhibi-
tion at their Suffolk Street galleries, which
—J are filled with works of interest, notable
among them being Rose and Purple, by Mr. W.
Graham Robertson ; A Picnic by the River, by
Mr. John Muirhead; The Toilet, by Mr. Denys
G. Wells ; Tulips, by Mr. H. Davis Richter; The
ffand of Man, by Mr. 1). Murray Smith ; The
Black Dee, by Mr. Harry S pence; On the River,
Sunbujy, by Mr. A. Carruthers Gould ; portraits
of Captain L. G. Ludlow and TV. Cozens-Hardy,
Esq., by Mr. R. G. Eves ; A Span of Richmond
Bridge, by Mr. Hely Smith; The While Ensign,
by Mr. A. H. Elphinstone; Passing Storm, by
Mr. Alfred Hartley ; The Terrace Steps, by Mr.

FIG. 28. DESIGN FOR CUSHION COVER. BY A STUDENT
OF THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY,
VIENNA (PROF. STANZEL'S CLASS)

Henry S. Kortright; The City of Rouen, by Mr.
W. T. M. Hiwksworth; July, by Mr. W.
Bramley ; and The Picnic, by Mr. L. Wierter. Mr.
Joseph Simpson,who always reserves his best for the
R.B.A., does not fail us this year in his Summer.
The President, Sir Alfred East, has a fine emotional
piece of work to show in the large landscape Solitude,
and a particularly interesting panel is his Cairo.
The water-colours this year are very successful.
Mr. R. G. Eves, in his Bernival Plage, shows a
pleasant specimen of his fluid, sensitive method.

FIG. 29. DESIGN FOR CUSHION COVER. BY A STUDENT
OF THE IMPERIAL SCHOOL FOR TEXTILE INDUSTRY, VIENNA
(PROF. STANZEL'S CLASS)

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