International studio (16.1902)

Awards in “ The Studio ” Prize Competitions

in the author’s time. Yet these Memorials have
lost none of their charms. The writer’s ease and
simplicity of style, his enthusiasm, his quick in-
telligence, absolutely compel the reader’s attention
and sympathy. The numerous drawings by
Herbert Railton, Claude Shepperton, Edmund J.
Sullivan and others, and the manner in which they
are reproduced in the volumes, add greatly to the
interest and value of the edition.
Fulbeck: a Pastoral. By J. Walter West,
A.R.W.S. With Illustrations by the Author.
(London: A. W. Bell.)—We congratulate the
author-artist on his delightful little book. The
charmingly-written poem is printed in dainty, well-
designed lettering, and illustrated by some exquisite
pen drawings. The binding and the “ end-
papers ” possess also a quality of distinction
which cannot but captivate the heart of the book
lover.

WARDS IN “THE STUDIO’
PRIZE COMPETITIONS.

(A XXI.)
First Prize (Three Guineas') is awarded to Sr
Esperance (Arabella Rankin, Muthill, Perthshire).
Second Prize (Two Guineas) to Isca (Ethel
Larcombe, Wilton Place, Exeter).
The following have gained Honourable Mention ■
Moel Grugog (M. Jameson, 41, Oakley Crescent,
Chelsea); Myosotis Palustris (Phcebe G. McLeisb);
Ali Shardie (A. Gascoyne); Esmond (Helen
Kippen); Halbar (H. C. Bareham); B. M. T. 0
(C. H. Smith); Nemo (E. H. Rouse); San Toy
(J. A. Chell).
(B XIV.)
First Prize {Two Guineas) has been awarded
to Isca (Ethel Larcombe, Wilton Place, Exeter).

SECOND PRIZE (COMP. C XVI)
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