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No. 76
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THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
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rT*^HE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO is now approaching its sixth year,
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An artistic and hnancial success from the start, it is undeniabiy at the head of ali
art magazines pubiished at home or abroad. Its mission is to treat of modern
art in aii its varied phases, — Painting, Scuipture, Architecture, Decoration,
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raphy, Gardening, etc. Its entertaining ietterpress, in convenient size (8% x 11%
inches, 82 pages), beautifully iiiustrated in the perfection of modern processes,
has set a standard unapproached by any other art magazine. As the New York
has truiy said, "THE INTERNATIONAL STUDio is to-day, by aii odds, the
mostartistic periodicai printed in Engiish," — an authoritative opinion echoed
by the press everywhere: by artists, and by the cuitivated pubiic.
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In order to extend the usefuiness of the magazine and piace it within the reach
of the teacher, art worker, and student, the pubiisher issues it at the popuiar
priceof $3.50 peryear; singie copies, 3$ cents. A triai subscription of three
months for One Doiiar, or six months for %1.73, is suggested as a fair test of the
quaiity of the magazine.
SPEC/AL 0/? EATRA ALWEERS
It is indicative of the enterprise and artistic resources of the magazine that four-
teen Special Extra Numbers, not inciuded in the price of a yearly subscription,
have been issued to date, and that nine of these are entireiy out of print. These
extra numbers are iliustrated monographs on a variety of subjects, inciuding
Book-piates, Pen-and-Ink Iiiustrations, Modern Jeweiiery Design, Architecture,
etc., and vary in price from cents to %8.oo.
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constant and delightfui reminder of the sender, and the voiumes when bound
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An ///ws/ra/ed 7Mag^z/ne o/ F/ne and App//e(/ Ar/
SUBSCRIPTION
THREE MONTHS'
35 CENTS
TR!AE
PER MONTH
SUBSCRIPTION
$3.50 PER YEAR
$1.00
rT*^HE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO is now approaching its sixth year,
having begun pubiication in March, i8$y.
An artistic and hnancial success from the start, it is undeniabiy at the head of ali
art magazines pubiished at home or abroad. Its mission is to treat of modern
art in aii its varied phases, — Painting, Scuipture, Architecture, Decoration,
Ceramics, Metai, Giass, Furniture, Book-binding, Design, Neediework, Photog-
raphy, Gardening, etc. Its entertaining ietterpress, in convenient size (8% x 11%
inches, 82 pages), beautifully iiiustrated in the perfection of modern processes,
has set a standard unapproached by any other art magazine. As the New York
has truiy said, "THE INTERNATIONAL STUDio is to-day, by aii odds, the
mostartistic periodicai printed in Engiish," — an authoritative opinion echoed
by the press everywhere: by artists, and by the cuitivated pubiic.
/>/?/CE
In order to extend the usefuiness of the magazine and piace it within the reach
of the teacher, art worker, and student, the pubiisher issues it at the popuiar
priceof $3.50 peryear; singie copies, 3$ cents. A triai subscription of three
months for One Doiiar, or six months for %1.73, is suggested as a fair test of the
quaiity of the magazine.
SPEC/AL 0/? EATRA ALWEERS
It is indicative of the enterprise and artistic resources of the magazine that four-
teen Special Extra Numbers, not inciuded in the price of a yearly subscription,
have been issued to date, and that nine of these are entireiy out of print. These
extra numbers are iliustrated monographs on a variety of subjects, inciuding
Book-piates, Pen-and-Ink Iiiustrations, Modern Jeweiiery Design, Architecture,
etc., and vary in price from cents to %8.oo.
A SUGGEST/ON
A subscription to THE iNTERNATiONAL STUDio sent as a holiday present is a
constant and delightfui reminder of the sender, and the voiumes when bound
constitute a beautifui and permanent record <
UB Heidelberg
JOHN LANE, Publisher, 67 !
!!
05607579,5