International studio (14.1901)

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO

EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME

Contents for August, igoi

SUPPLEMENTS:—A Reproduction in Colours of a Study for
“The Forge,” by Stanhope A. Forbes, A.R. A.; a Repro-
duction in Colours of an Enamelled Plaque, by Alexander
Fisher ; A Lithographic Portrait of James Pryde, by William
Nicholson; a Reproduction in Colours of a Drawing by
George Poggenbeek, entitled “A Dutch Farm”; a Tinted
Reproduction of a Study by H. J. Draper ; and a Reproduc-
tion of a Pencil Drawing by Francis D. Bedford.

THE WORK OF STANHOPE A. FORBES, A.R.A. By

Norman Garstin. Eight Illustrations.81

THE ART OF TRUE ENAMELLING UPON METAL. —

Part II. By Alexander Fishf.r. Nine Illustrations . . . 88

LE TREPORT AS A SKETCHING GROUND. By Frank

L. Emanuel. Seven Illustrations.96

SOME DRAWINGS BY JAMES PRYDE. By Charles

Hiatt. Five Illustrations.101

HOME ARTS AND INDUSTRIES EXHIBITION. By

Esther Wood. Eleven Illustrations.106

ON SOME DECORATIVE FLOWER AND PLANT

STUDIES DRAWN BY MISS J. FOORD. Six Illus. no

STUDIO-TALK. (From our own Correspondents)

London. Eight Illus. . . 114 Vienna. Three Illus. . . . 137

Dublin.122 Brussels. One Illus. ... 138

Birmingham. Eleven Illus. 125 St. Petersburg. Four

Newcastle-upon-Tyne . . 127 Illus.138

Switzerland. Four Illus. . 128 Antwerp.140

Copenhagen. Four Illus. . 134 Frankfort. Three Illus. . 142

Paris. One Illus.134 Melbourne. Three Illus. . 143

REVIEWS.145

AWARDS IN “ THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS

Seven Illustrations .148

THE LAY FIGURE.152

AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.xiii-xx

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