THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
Contents for August igo2
SUPPLEMENTS:—A Reproduction in Photogravure of a
Drawing by Tony Grubhofkr, entitled “St. Paul’s”; A
Reproduction in Colours of a Portrait by Eric Pape; A Re-
production in Colours of a Drawing by Tony Grubhofer,
entitled “London Roofs”; A Reproduction in Colours of a
Drawing by Tony Grubhofer, entitled “The Lyceum”; A
Reproduction in Colours of an Oil Painting by Byam Shaw,
entitled “ Be Not Righteous Overmuch ” ; A Reproduction in
Colours of a Drawing of a Music Room in a house at Crow-
borough by M. H. Baillie Scott; A Tinted Reproduction
of an Etched Portrait by Edgar Chahine. Page
AN AMERICAN PAINTER: ERIC PAPE. By Regina
Armstrong Six Illustrations.83
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN
DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN : The Scottish Sec-
tion. Twenty-four Illustrations.91
LONDON DEPICTED BY TONY GRUBHOFER. Seven
Illustrations ... 105
SOME RECENT ENGLISH DESIGNS FOR DOMESTIC
ARCHITECTURE. Ten Illustrations ..113
ARTISTIC PRIVATE GARDENS IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. Twelve Illustrations .... 122
THE HOME ARTS AND INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION.
By Esther Wood. Ten Illustrations.129
STUDIO TALK. (From our own Correspondents): —
London. Eight Ulus. . . 134 Berlin.143
Paris. One Illus.141 Dresden. One Ulus. ... 144
Vienna. Three Illus. . . 141 Montreal.147
REVIEWS.147
AWARDS IN “ THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS.
Sixteen Illustrations. 148
THE LAY FIGURE: A Voice from the Canvas.157
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.lxxxiv
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 a?iy suitable Manuscripts
or Drawings 7vhich may be submitted to hint, arid will make every
effort to return those not accepted, provided postage stamps are enclosed
at the time they are sent.
All Contributions should be addressed, “The Editor,” Office of
The International Studio, 44 Leicester Square, London, IV. C.
Communications intended for the A merican Studio Talk should be
addressed to the New York Office, 67 Fifth A venue.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO
Subscribers desiring to
bind their volumes of
The International Studio
can obtain special green
buckram covers, designed
by Will Bradley, price 50
cents each. On receipt of
the separate numbers ex-
press paid and one dollar,
the publisher will supply
the bound volume.
TO THE READERS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
Important Hnnouncement
It has been decided by the management of THE INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO, in view of the rapid increase in the circulation amongst
American readers, henceforward to publish with each month’s issue
a calendar of the principal forthcoming events which are to take
place in art circles throughout the United States. This will include
announcements concerning art exhibitions, sales connected therewith,
competitions, etc., etc.
The management will be greatly obliged for all information which
will aid them in rendering this Calendar of art events as complete
as possible. All such communications should be addressed to
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
67 FIFTH AVENUE : : : : : : : NEWYORK
In writing to advertisers, please mention The International Studio.,
University Prtss, John JVilson Csf Son, Cambridge, U. S. A.
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
Contents for August igo2
SUPPLEMENTS:—A Reproduction in Photogravure of a
Drawing by Tony Grubhofkr, entitled “St. Paul’s”; A
Reproduction in Colours of a Portrait by Eric Pape; A Re-
production in Colours of a Drawing by Tony Grubhofer,
entitled “London Roofs”; A Reproduction in Colours of a
Drawing by Tony Grubhofer, entitled “The Lyceum”; A
Reproduction in Colours of an Oil Painting by Byam Shaw,
entitled “ Be Not Righteous Overmuch ” ; A Reproduction in
Colours of a Drawing of a Music Room in a house at Crow-
borough by M. H. Baillie Scott; A Tinted Reproduction
of an Etched Portrait by Edgar Chahine. Page
AN AMERICAN PAINTER: ERIC PAPE. By Regina
Armstrong Six Illustrations.83
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN
DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN : The Scottish Sec-
tion. Twenty-four Illustrations.91
LONDON DEPICTED BY TONY GRUBHOFER. Seven
Illustrations ... 105
SOME RECENT ENGLISH DESIGNS FOR DOMESTIC
ARCHITECTURE. Ten Illustrations ..113
ARTISTIC PRIVATE GARDENS IN THE UNITED
STATES OF AMERICA. Twelve Illustrations .... 122
THE HOME ARTS AND INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION.
By Esther Wood. Ten Illustrations.129
STUDIO TALK. (From our own Correspondents): —
London. Eight Ulus. . . 134 Berlin.143
Paris. One Illus.141 Dresden. One Ulus. ... 144
Vienna. Three Illus. . . 141 Montreal.147
REVIEWS.147
AWARDS IN “ THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS.
Sixteen Illustrations. 148
THE LAY FIGURE: A Voice from the Canvas.157
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.lxxxiv
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 a?iy suitable Manuscripts
or Drawings 7vhich may be submitted to hint, arid will make every
effort to return those not accepted, provided postage stamps are enclosed
at the time they are sent.
All Contributions should be addressed, “The Editor,” Office of
The International Studio, 44 Leicester Square, London, IV. C.
Communications intended for the A merican Studio Talk should be
addressed to the New York Office, 67 Fifth A venue.
THE
INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO
Subscribers desiring to
bind their volumes of
The International Studio
can obtain special green
buckram covers, designed
by Will Bradley, price 50
cents each. On receipt of
the separate numbers ex-
press paid and one dollar,
the publisher will supply
the bound volume.
TO THE READERS OF
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
Important Hnnouncement
It has been decided by the management of THE INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO, in view of the rapid increase in the circulation amongst
American readers, henceforward to publish with each month’s issue
a calendar of the principal forthcoming events which are to take
place in art circles throughout the United States. This will include
announcements concerning art exhibitions, sales connected therewith,
competitions, etc., etc.
The management will be greatly obliged for all information which
will aid them in rendering this Calendar of art events as complete
as possible. All such communications should be addressed to
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
67 FIFTH AVENUE : : : : : : : NEWYORK
In writing to advertisers, please mention The International Studio.,
University Prtss, John JVilson Csf Son, Cambridge, U. S. A.