International studio (22.1904)

At the Head of All Art Magazines
f]^HE INTERNATIONAL STUDto is undeniably at the head of ail art magazines
published at home and abroad. Its beautiful pictures (of which there are
now about one hundred in each number, besides several Color Supple-
ments), its informing and entertaining letter-press, its convenient size (8)^ by
il^ inches—72 pages), and its generally attractive appearance, have set a
standard unapproached by any other art magazine. Everyone interested in Art,
professionally or otherwise, should read it ; for the magazine keeps its readers
with the doings of the art world, both literary and technical.

THE SCOPE OF THE MAGAZINE
TT is the aim of THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO to treat of every Art and Craft—
Architecture, Sculpture, Painting, Ceramics, Metal, Glass, Furniture, Decora-
tion, Design, Bookbinding, Illustrating, Photography, Lithography, Enamel,
Jewelry, Needlework, Gardening, etc. The principal writers on Art are contri-
butors to its pages.

THE ILLUSTRATIONS
/T ANY original illustrations, reproduced in every variety of black and white
process, halftone, line, photogravure, etc., are to be found in each
number. Color plates of real value are to be found in every issue. No
magazine can boast a more artistic and sumptuous get-up than THE INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO.

SUBSCRIPTION FOR ONE YEAR
YEARLY Subscription to THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO costs and
means that each month you will receive the most sumptuous Art Magazine
ever published, surveying the whole field of Art, not only pictorially, but
also in authoritative and suggestive articles. Subscription, per year, $3.50; per
part, 35 cents.
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of the subscription. This trial subscription is earnestly urged, and can begin at
any time. Only new subscribers can avail themselves of this offer.
SPECIMEN NUMBERS
*T*N order to give new patrons an opportunity of judging of the vaiue and high
standard of the INTERNATIONAL STUDIO, we will send two back numbers as
specimen copies on receipt of 25 cents. Only bona-Hde new inquirers will
be supplied in this way. No free copies under any circumstances.

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