International studio (17.1902)

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO

EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME

Contents for July iq02

SUPPLEMENTS: — A Reproduction in Colours of a Water-
Colour Drawing by H. Cassiers, entitled “ On the Quay; ” A
Reproduction in Colours of a Water-Colour Drawing by H.
Cassiers, entitled “ Returning Home from Market;” A Re-
production in Colours of a Water-Colour Drawing by H. Cas-
siers, entitled** In the Snow; ” A Photogravure Reproduction
of a Portrait of W. Holman Hunt by Ralph Peacock; A
Reproduction in Colours of a Study for “ A Deep Sea Idyll ”
by H. J. Draper ; A Reproduction in Colours of a Study for
“The Coming of Spring” by Harold Speed; A Reproduc-
tion in Colours of a Study for “ Bathers ” by G. S. Watson ;

A Tinted Reproduction of an etching by Anders Zorn,
entitled “ The Storm.” Page

A BELGIAN PAINTER : M. HENRI CASSIERS. By Fer-
nand Khnopff. Fifteen Illustrations. 3

LONDON DEPICTED BY TONY GRUBHOFER. Seven

Illustrations. 14

THE GARDEN AT TIGBOURNE COURT, NEAR WIT-

LEY. Six Illustrations.21

SOME PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE AT THE LON-
DON SPRING EXHIBITIONS. Sixteen Illustrations . . 25

THE FIRST INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MOD-
ERN DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN. By Dr. Enrico

Thovez .... 45

AUSTRIAN SECTION AT THE TURIN EXHIBITION.

By A. S. Levetus. Fifteen Illustrations.47

STUDIO TALK. (From our own Correspondents): —

London. Eleven Illus. . . 52 Karlsruhe .66

Manchester.54 Geneva. Four Illus. ... 69

Munich.57 Dresden. Four Illus. . . 70

Philadelphia. Three Illus. 61 Dusseldorf. One Illus. . 70

Paris. Four Illus. ... 63 Rio db Janeiro. Two Illus. 70

Budapest. Four Illus. . . 63

REVIEWS.71

AWARDS IN “THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS.

Twenty Illustrations.73

THE LAY FIGURE.80

AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.lxxix

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