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THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
Contents for July, igoi
SUPPLEMENTS: — A Reproduction in Colours of a Sketch in
Lead Pencil and Water-Colour, by J. F. Raffablli ; Tinted
Reproduction of “ Notre Dame de Paris,” from Painting by
J. F. Raffaelli ; Tinted Reproduction of “ George Fox in
Doomsdale,” from an Etching by R. Spence; A Reproduction
in Colours of “The Duenna,” from a Water-Colour Drawing
by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale; A Reproduction in
Colours of a Sketch Portrait of Frank Brangwyn, by J. H.
Bacon ; Various Monograms by George Aurirl...
THE WORK OF JEAN-FRAN£OIS RAFFAELLI. By
Gabriel Mourey. Ten Illustrations.
RECENT ETCHING AND ENGRAVING. By Frederick
Wedmore. Eight Illustrations.
SOME RECENT EXAMPLES OF THE JEWELLERS’
ART IN FRANCE. Twenty-one Illustrations.
ON SOME WATER-COLOUR PICTURES BY MISS
ELEANOR FROTESCUE-BRICKDALE. By Walter
Shaw Sparrow. Nine Illustrations ..
GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Part I.
Seven Illustrations.
STUDIO-TALK. (Fromour own Correspondents)
London. Three Ulus. . . 48 Milan.
Munich. Three Illus. . . 52 Berlin.
Copenhagen. Two Illus. . 55 Paris. Seven Illus. . . .
Prague. Twelve Illus. . . 56
AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS
Seventeen Illustrations.*.
THE LAY FIGURE.
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK. Ten Illus.i-
REVIEWS OF BOOKS.ix
3
*4
25
31
44
60
62
63
70
73
viit
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
The Editor 0/ The International Studio cannot hold himself
responsible in any 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 not accepted, provided postage stamps are enclosed
at the time they are sent.
A U Contributions should be addressed, “ The Editor,” Office of
The International Studio, 5 Hesirietia Street, Covent Garden,
London, W. C•
Communications intended for the American Studio-Talk should be
addressed to the New York Office, 251 Fifth A venue.
Interior Decorations
/~\UR various departments, covering all branches of
artistic color-decoration, Furniture, Fittings
(Rugs, Carpets), and Hangings, will be found sug-
gestive by those interested
Favrile Glass
for decorative Iighting,has delightful qualities of opalescence
and lustre used alone, and in combination with metal in
Hanging, Table, and Piano Lamps
Electric Brackets, Electroliers, Candelabra
OF UNIQUE SPECIAL DESIGNS
Jewel Boxes, Ink-stands, Tea Screens
Enamels, Leathers, Andirons
TIFFANY® STVDIOS
333 to 341 FOURTH AVE.
NEW YORK
All objects of Art in Favrile Glass bear either the full sig-
nature or the initials of Mr. Louis C. Tiffany
Memorial and
Decorative Windows
of Favrile Glass are made only by us, and under his per-
sonal supervision
Glass Mosaic
is appropriately applied to the enrichment of walls and
ceilings, and to mantel facings
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
(R. JOHN LANE, Publisher of THE
INTERNATIONAL STUDIO, will
consider it a favor if subscribers to
the Magazine who no longer care
to retain the No.’s for January,
1899, February, 1899, November,
1899, December, 1899, and January, 1900, will
kindly resell to him their copies of those five
numbers. He offers 35c. for each of the five
issues returned in good condition; or if sub-
scribers prefer, he will extend their current
subscriptions one month for each of the five
numbers returned in good condition.
Address,
JOHN LANE, 251 Fifth Ave., New York.
University Press, John Wilton & Son, Cambridge, U. S. A.
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
Contents for July, igoi
SUPPLEMENTS: — A Reproduction in Colours of a Sketch in
Lead Pencil and Water-Colour, by J. F. Raffablli ; Tinted
Reproduction of “ Notre Dame de Paris,” from Painting by
J. F. Raffaelli ; Tinted Reproduction of “ George Fox in
Doomsdale,” from an Etching by R. Spence; A Reproduction
in Colours of “The Duenna,” from a Water-Colour Drawing
by Eleanor Fortescue-Brickdale; A Reproduction in
Colours of a Sketch Portrait of Frank Brangwyn, by J. H.
Bacon ; Various Monograms by George Aurirl...
THE WORK OF JEAN-FRAN£OIS RAFFAELLI. By
Gabriel Mourey. Ten Illustrations.
RECENT ETCHING AND ENGRAVING. By Frederick
Wedmore. Eight Illustrations.
SOME RECENT EXAMPLES OF THE JEWELLERS’
ART IN FRANCE. Twenty-one Illustrations.
ON SOME WATER-COLOUR PICTURES BY MISS
ELEANOR FROTESCUE-BRICKDALE. By Walter
Shaw Sparrow. Nine Illustrations ..
GLASGOW INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. Part I.
Seven Illustrations.
STUDIO-TALK. (Fromour own Correspondents)
London. Three Ulus. . . 48 Milan.
Munich. Three Illus. . . 52 Berlin.
Copenhagen. Two Illus. . 55 Paris. Seven Illus. . . .
Prague. Twelve Illus. . . 56
AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS
Seventeen Illustrations.*.
THE LAY FIGURE.
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK. Ten Illus.i-
REVIEWS OF BOOKS.ix
3
*4
25
31
44
60
62
63
70
73
viit
-xii
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
The Editor 0/ The International Studio cannot hold himself
responsible in any 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 not accepted, provided postage stamps are enclosed
at the time they are sent.
A U Contributions should be addressed, “ The Editor,” Office of
The International Studio, 5 Hesirietia Street, Covent Garden,
London, W. C•
Communications intended for the American Studio-Talk should be
addressed to the New York Office, 251 Fifth A venue.
Interior Decorations
/~\UR various departments, covering all branches of
artistic color-decoration, Furniture, Fittings
(Rugs, Carpets), and Hangings, will be found sug-
gestive by those interested
Favrile Glass
for decorative Iighting,has delightful qualities of opalescence
and lustre used alone, and in combination with metal in
Hanging, Table, and Piano Lamps
Electric Brackets, Electroliers, Candelabra
OF UNIQUE SPECIAL DESIGNS
Jewel Boxes, Ink-stands, Tea Screens
Enamels, Leathers, Andirons
TIFFANY® STVDIOS
333 to 341 FOURTH AVE.
NEW YORK
All objects of Art in Favrile Glass bear either the full sig-
nature or the initials of Mr. Louis C. Tiffany
Memorial and
Decorative Windows
of Favrile Glass are made only by us, and under his per-
sonal supervision
Glass Mosaic
is appropriately applied to the enrichment of walls and
ceilings, and to mantel facings
ARTISTIC FURNITURE
(R. JOHN LANE, Publisher of THE
INTERNATIONAL STUDIO, will
consider it a favor if subscribers to
the Magazine who no longer care
to retain the No.’s for January,
1899, February, 1899, November,
1899, December, 1899, and January, 1900, will
kindly resell to him their copies of those five
numbers. He offers 35c. for each of the five
issues returned in good condition; or if sub-
scribers prefer, he will extend their current
subscriptions one month for each of the five
numbers returned in good condition.
Address,
JOHN LANE, 251 Fifth Ave., New York.
University Press, John Wilton & Son, Cambridge, U. S. A.