International studio (17.1902)

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO

EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME

Contents for September jgo2

SUPPLEMENTS: — A Reproduction in Photo,gravure of an
Oil Painting by E. A. Walton, entitled “ The Rendezvous’’;
a Reproduction in Photogravure of a Portrait of “ Muriel
Wylie Hill,” by E. A. Walton ; a Double-Page Reproduc-
tion in Facsimile of a Book-Cover by Jessie M. King; a
Facsimile Reproduction of a Drawing by Jessie M. King, en-
titled “ The Little Princess and the Peacock”; a Reproduc-
tion in Colours after a Water-Colour Drawing entitled “ The
Keepsake,” by J. Walter West; a Reproduction in Colours
of a Pastel by Jean Francois Millet, entitled “The Shep-
herd ” ; a Reproduction in Colours of a Portrait of Alfred
East, A.R.A., by J. H. Bacon. Page

A SCOTTISH PAINTER: E. A. WALTON, A.R.S.A.

By James L. Caw. Ten Illustrations . . ..161

MONOTTYPING: Written and Illustrated by Edward Ertz.

Seven Illustrations . 172

MISS JESSIE M. KING AND HER WORK. By Walter

R. Watson. Thirteen Illustrations . ..* 177

SOME NOTES ON OLD LONG-CASE CLOCKS. By

F. J. Britten. Ten Illustrations.188

SOME PAINTINGS AND SCULPTURE AT THE
PARIS SALONS. By Gabriel Moukey. Nine Illustra-
tions . IQI

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF MODERN

DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN: THE DUTCH

SECTION. By Dr. Enrico Thovez. Nineteen Illus-
trations .204

STUDIO TALK. (From our own Correspondents): —

London. Seven Illus. . . 213 Berlin. Two Illus. . . . 220

Liverpool.216 Leipzig. Three Illus. . . 221

Krefeld. Two Illus. . . 219 Switzerland. Four Illus. 222

REVIEWS.227

AWARDS IN “ THE STUDIO ” PRIZE COMPETITIONS.

Twelve Illustrations.228

THE LAY FIGURE.236

AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.xc

NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

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will, however, always be glad to consider any suitable Manuscripts
or Drawings which may be submitted to hint, and will make every
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at the time they are sent.

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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

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