DOI issue:
No. 71 (January, 1903)
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.26228#0220
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
SUPPLEMENTS^ — A Re^rwiuct^on^ F.iceitnlt: of a ^Jol^
MANUEL^'ROBBE^ AN'''ETCHER IN COLOURS. By*""
SOMfE MODERN AUSTRIAN 'piLLOW AND POINT
A CANADIAN ARTIS'r^IN THEAZORES: *H. SAND-
SOME RECENT A^HITECTURAL DESIGNS BY
ARNOLD MITCHELL. Hy HuGH P. G. MAUt.K. Elevcn
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHiBITION OF MODERN
DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN : THE GERMAN
SECTION. Twelve Hlustrations.:88
A GREEK PAINTER: NICOLAS GYSIS. By DEMETmus
STUDIO TALl(. ^ (From our own Correspondents):— ^
REVTEWS. ^FNellkis. ,,6
AWARDS IN " THE STUDIO " PRIZE COMPETITIONS
THE^LAY FIGURE
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.cvii
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
.<4# 3^ "The Editor," c/
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO, ^4 DAC.
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Travelers to Califomia
*^T"ATURALLY desire to see the grandest and
L most impressive scenery en route. This
you wiii do by seiecting the
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
"The Scenic Line of the Worid," in one or both
directions, as this iine has two separate routes
across the Rocky Mountains between Denver and
Ogden. Tickets reading via this route are avaii-
abie either via its main iine through the Royai
Gorge, Leadviiie, over Tennessee Pass, through
the Caiion of the Grand River and Gienwood
Springs, or via the iine over Marshaii Pass and
through the Biack Canon of the Gunnison, thus
enabiing the traveier to use one of the above
routes going and the other returning. Three
spiendidiy equipped fast trains are operated to
and from the Pacific Coast, which carry through
standard sieepers daity between Chicago, St.
Louis, Denver, and San Francisco. Dining cars
(service a ia carte) on aii through trains. If
you contempiate such a trip, iet us send you
beautifuily iiiustrated pamphlets, free. S. K.
Hooper, G. P. & T. A., Denver, Coio.
^UHE CRAFTSMAN
JL 25 CENTS THE COPY 3? 3 DOLLARS THE YEAR
Asameansofintrodi tiontonewreaderswewiH l\/r<"\T\TT'tTC /T— T\t^T T AD
send THE CRAP .SMAN t. any addre.s f.r & MON IHS /cr ONE DOLLAR
^T^HOSE taking advantage of this oder before January Rrst will also
receive, without extra charge, the beautiful Christmas number,
handsomely illustrated and printed in two colors on Japan paper — an
exquisite specimen of the printer's art. ,*P /P ,*? Among the leading
articles will be a description of the new home of Mr. Gustave Stickley,
the founder of The United Crafts. 3? ,*$* This house is built and fur-
nished in the simple style created and made famous by Mr. Stickley,
and is one of the most unique and interesting homes in this country.
THE UNITED CRAFTS
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
SUPPLEMENTS^ — A Re^rwiuct^on^ F.iceitnlt: of a ^Jol^
MANUEL^'ROBBE^ AN'''ETCHER IN COLOURS. By*""
SOMfE MODERN AUSTRIAN 'piLLOW AND POINT
A CANADIAN ARTIS'r^IN THEAZORES: *H. SAND-
SOME RECENT A^HITECTURAL DESIGNS BY
ARNOLD MITCHELL. Hy HuGH P. G. MAUt.K. Elevcn
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHiBITION OF MODERN
DECORATIVE ART AT TURIN : THE GERMAN
SECTION. Twelve Hlustrations.:88
A GREEK PAINTER: NICOLAS GYSIS. By DEMETmus
STUDIO TALl(. ^ (From our own Correspondents):— ^
REVTEWS. ^FNellkis. ,,6
AWARDS IN " THE STUDIO " PRIZE COMPETITIONS
THE^LAY FIGURE
AMERICAN STUDIO TALK.cvii
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
.<4# 3^ "The Editor," c/
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO, ^4 DAC.
.<4 7'^/^ jAfwAZ 3^
/3<r ZV<fM/ 67 ^4
Travelers to Califomia
*^T"ATURALLY desire to see the grandest and
L most impressive scenery en route. This
you wiii do by seiecting the
DENVER AND RIO GRANDE
AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN
"The Scenic Line of the Worid," in one or both
directions, as this iine has two separate routes
across the Rocky Mountains between Denver and
Ogden. Tickets reading via this route are avaii-
abie either via its main iine through the Royai
Gorge, Leadviiie, over Tennessee Pass, through
the Caiion of the Grand River and Gienwood
Springs, or via the iine over Marshaii Pass and
through the Biack Canon of the Gunnison, thus
enabiing the traveier to use one of the above
routes going and the other returning. Three
spiendidiy equipped fast trains are operated to
and from the Pacific Coast, which carry through
standard sieepers daity between Chicago, St.
Louis, Denver, and San Francisco. Dining cars
(service a ia carte) on aii through trains. If
you contempiate such a trip, iet us send you
beautifuily iiiustrated pamphlets, free. S. K.
Hooper, G. P. & T. A., Denver, Coio.
^UHE CRAFTSMAN
JL 25 CENTS THE COPY 3? 3 DOLLARS THE YEAR
Asameansofintrodi tiontonewreaderswewiH l\/r<"\T\TT'tTC /T— T\t^T T AD
send THE CRAP .SMAN t. any addre.s f.r & MON IHS /cr ONE DOLLAR
^T^HOSE taking advantage of this oder before January Rrst will also
receive, without extra charge, the beautiful Christmas number,
handsomely illustrated and printed in two colors on Japan paper — an
exquisite specimen of the printer's art. ,*P /P ,*? Among the leading
articles will be a description of the new home of Mr. Gustave Stickley,
the founder of The United Crafts. 3? ,*$* This house is built and fur-
nished in the simple style created and made famous by Mr. Stickley,
and is one of the most unique and interesting homes in this country.
THE UNITED CRAFTS
SYRACUSE, NEW YORK