International studio (21.1903/1904(1904))

and there are exceHent contributions also from Mr.
J. W. North, Mr. Robert Little, Mr. Walter West,
Mr. Eyre Walker, Mr. Anning Bell, Mr. James
Paterson, Mr. Reginald Barratt, and Mr. R. W.
Macbeth. As a special feature the Collection of
hfty-nine drawings presented by the members and
associates of the Society to the King and Queen
on the occasion of the Coronation has been in-
cluded in the exhibition.

There was in the winter exhibition of the New
English Art Club much that could be accepted as
representing the best intentions of the group of
young artists who control
the policy of that ener-
getic associaton. Mr.
P. W. Steer's landscapes,
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of atmospheric elfects, and
the first of them par-
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ful rendering of luminous
and delicate aerial colour.
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B" ONDON.—The Royal Society of Painters
g in Water Colours has arranged for its
B winter exhibition a very attractive collec-
^ * tion of drawings. Among them there
are many which can be unreservedly praised as
rapid and expressive studies of Nature, as frank
sketches unspoiled by any of the affectations which
are apt to creep into more highly finished works
painted expressly for exhibition. These sketches
give an acceptable character to the show, a fresh-
ness, and an unconventionality which are novel

enough to be worthy of
note. The most memor-
able things in the gallery
are Sir E. A. Waterlow's
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