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SUBJECTS AND AUTHORS … Dusseldorf, The Fine Arts and Horticultural Exhibition at. By Professor Hans W. Singer. Eleven … Frykholm, Sunny. The Imaginative and Realistic Art of Carl Larsson. Ten Illustrations . . 298 … Langham Sketching Club, The Artists’ Society and the. By Leonore Van der Veer. Twenty-seven … Metal-Work by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn C. E. Carr, Some. By Esther Wood. Eight Illustrations 21 … Schools and Institutions. One Illustration ........ ccclxvii, cccxcvi … Singer, Professor Hans W. The Fine Arts and Horticultural Exhibition at Dusseldorf. Eleven … “Studio” Talk. One hundred and fifty-seven Illustrations ...... 59.150,238,335

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Veer, Leonore Van der. “The Artists’ Society and the Langham Sketching Club.” Twenty-seven … Whiting, Frederic Allen, The Arts and Crafts at the Louisana Purchase Exposition. One Illustration ccclxxxiv … “Acorn.” Design and Plan ............. 48 … “Autolocus.” Design and Plan . . . . . . . . . . ... . 54 ' … Besnard, Albert. Painting ...... … “Blues.” Design and Plan ...... … Brewerton, G. H. Architectural Designs and Plans … “Buccaneer.” Design and Plan . . . . .

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“Dogrose.” Designs and Plans ............ 49,31 … Ellwood, G. M. Interiors and Furniture Designs ........ 39, 60, 61 … “Ferry.” Design and Plan … Gordon, F. Moore. Cup and Saucer … Heinigke and Bowen. Windows … Friezes and Leaded Glass

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“Iota.” Design and Plan ............. 47 … Jarvie Shop: Chicago. Candlesticks and Lantern ........ ccclxvi … “Leap Year.” Design and Plan … “ Limestone.” Designs and Plans … “Loghouse.” Design and Plan . … “ Lyric.” Designs and Plans

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Quaker Shops: Philadelphia. Studio and Metal Work … Ramsden, Omar and A. C. E. Carr. Metal-Work Designs … Roelofs, Albert. Painting ..... … ‘ ‘Roughcast.” Design and Plan .... … “Salop.” Design and Plan … Scott, Arthur. Cup and Saucer … “Simple Aveu.” Design and Plan … “Snuff Box.” Design and Plan … Stikeman and Company. Leather Bindings … “Sunny Jim.” Design and Plan.

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“Tristan.” Designs and Plans . … Wedding Coffers of the XV, XVI, XVII and XVIII Centuries … Class B.—Pen and Ink Work

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Marriott, Frederick. Panel in Gesso and Mother-o’-Pearl. Coloured Reproduction ... 63 … Bryan’s Dictionary oj Painters and Engravers. (Vol.III.) Edited by Dr. G.('. Williamson. Illustrated 173 … Edinburgh and Its Story. By Oliphant Smeaton. Illustrations ....... 362 … Hawley Collection oj Violins, The. By Theodore Thomas and Albert H. Pitkin. . . . cccxcviii … Moonlight and Six Feet oj Romance. By Dan Beard. Illustrated ...... cccxxiv … Prado and its Masterpieces, The. By C. S. Ricketts. Illustrated ....... 361 … Silver-Work and Jewellery. By H. Wilson. Illustrated ........ 81 … Yorkshire: Painted and Described. By Gordon Home . . . . . . . - .271

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I understand, at Glossop, in Derbyshire, and who … some want of variety ; and, superficially too, that … The person who with sensitive eye has studied, and … the close and genuine student recognises, that, while … And, be it noted, it is variety of the best kind :

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impression. And that is brought about by this … ception and a new performance. It records with … never Nature; and it was the happiness and privi- … and the sense, too, of the great upland, fold beyond … and, though thoroughly successful as far as it went, … facility, an unemphasised vigour, the scenes and … before him, and of infinite heavens, his truest world … Mr. Fulleylove, or Mr. Orrock, for instance—and I … and, if it deigns to know the artist at all, it knows … But even when they are not that—and Collier’s

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creations of an artist so skilful and far-seeing in his … an individual and particular impulse, will not, and … they are his titles to celebrity—and they are great … and charm, not of some isolated pieces, but of the … rank and class him ; it is by the delightfulness and … other artists—and especially, I must suppose, the … existence of certain traditions of style and of taste— … to us, as we live our crowded days, and find

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death—the end, here, of a frail and sensitive … But so many did not know; and the comparative … Thomas Collier were lent by, and are reproduced … and defying routine, founded the “ Society of the … known in Belgium. His dreams of mystery and … hostility of official artists and public authorities … death—the end, here, of a frail and sensitive … But so many did not know; and the comparative … Thomas Collier were lent by, and are reproduced … and defying routine, founded the “ Society of the … known in Belgium. His dreams of mystery and … hostility of official artists and public authorities

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of which they were the victims, and the ironical … sistance, and start a real revolution in aesthetics. … in substance to this effect: “ I am with you and … And not long after, among the works of young … of Miss C. (No. 5), A Nocturne in Blue and Silver … —one in black and one in green and grey. The … the title Arrangement in Grey and Green, is a … show, and in 1886 he sent them his portrait of … deep, and of witticisms—sometimes really witty—at … tion under the ‘XX,’ and ere long may cease … Israels, and Jakob Maris, who were all, with … Fantin-Latour, Bracquemond, F. Thaulow, Albert

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Klinger, and many more. These names of them- … and mystery, illuminated by fugitive flashes—and … and attitudes something of his . own superfine … between ourselves and his body, it was undoubtedly … and disreputable quarter of les Marolles, in the … with the recognised judges of painting and etching … and in America, Whistler had forefended this … Belgium and took counsel with the famous … 1891, and Whistler, who never drew back … in Paris and had prudently refrained from answering … Whistler, and of noting the Mephistophelian

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only witness examined, and he gave in French … Mr. Whistler was silent, and seemed to hesitate. … advocate of talent and taste, he -would not … (T2°)i and an indemnity of 3i000 G£i2o) … those which strike us as being so, and likely to … by the exhibition of 1904 is a satisfactory one, and … only witness examined, and he gave in French … Mr. Whistler was silent, and seemed to hesitate. … advocate of talent and taste, he -would not … (T2°)i and an indemnity of 3i000 G£i2o) … those which strike us as being so, and likely to … by the exhibition of 1904 is a satisfactory one, and

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PORTRAIT OF M \DAME S. AND HER SON … and if certain artists whose day is past, or whose … as that of Carriere himself, and who, like him, is

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ing the warmth and glow of the general effect. … more notable and vigorous … tion and in execution. The … and deserves to be placed … plicity and sincerity of the … eliminated all sentiment, and it is impossible not … charm and repose ! They are truly amongst the … position recalls that of the Pre-Raphaelites, and it

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richness of colouring, and grace of this fine work … work, called Belles de Nuit; and last, but by no … themselves, and for sending year after year pictures … meadow bathed in brilliant light, and are wearing … old church, and groups of peasants are scattered … Simon is remarkable for its quiet and sombre … and gestures, but all alike full of the sincere piety … it in a somewhat bolder and more robust fashion … les Chines, is no exception, and represents, rising … admire), Billotte and Roll, Dauchez, Aubunin, … able mastery alike of composition and of colour,

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Omar Rams den and A. C. E. Carr … Breton subjects of Milcendeau and Piet, the gleam- … RAMSDEN AND ALWYN C. E. … perament, and has added … and satisfying craftsman- … aptitude of hands and … Messrs. Ramsden and … of Art and taking the … and practice of the metal crafts which ‘ has now … probation in English workshops and class-rooms, … course of study and investigation far too arduous … BY OMAR RAMSDEN AND A. C. E. CARR … Omar Rams den and A. C. E. Carr … Breton subjects of Milcendeau and Piet, the gleam- … RAMSDEN AND ALWYN C. E. … perament, and has added … and satisfying craftsman- … aptitude of hands and … Messrs. Ramsden and … of Art and taking the … and practice of the metal crafts which ‘ has now … probation in English workshops and class-rooms, … course of study and investigation far too arduous … BY OMAR RAMSDEN AND A. C. E. CARR

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and habit of the fingers, and then adding whatever … tion in the use of material, and an imaginative and … early commissions was an iron gate and grille … Omar Ramsden and A. C. E. Carr … and surfaces. The whole of the … on red-hot and allowed to contract in

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Omar Ramsden and A. C. E. Carr … figure, and the work is executed in bold … With health and good luck … the poster and the door-plate, seems to mark … the feeling and individuality of the craftsman. … massive and dignified piece of workmanship, … have given scope for fine gold- and silver-work with

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Omar Ramsden and A. C. E. Cart … table and for ceremonial use are made on this … command of the City Corporation, and presented … decorated with low-relief carving and chisel- … in which Messrs. Ramsden and Carr have … city of Sheffield, and they have followed it … of Education for the Victoria and Albert … brous, pseudo-Renaissance vases and centre-

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Omar Ramsden and A. C. E. Carr … service, and the translucent enamelling at the base … Somewhat akin to this in form and spirit is the … and emblematic shields are set, and the stem has a … more homely and hospitable … for decoration, and effective … able for its breezy and vigorous decoration. This … stranded and attacked by pirates or corsairs. … WINE-CUPS IN WROUGHT, PIERCED, AND HAMMERED SILVER

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pleasure a dainty little silver and enamel hand- … versatile and eclectic output of Messrs. Ramsden … the Academy of insufficient impartiality and of … and dissimilar schools, but it brings together in … itself to nothing, and is quite content to do what- … For example, out of some fourteen hundred and … interesting figure-pictures, and several excellent … being one-sided, and gives it a sufficient reason for … Mr. J. M. Swan, Mr. Waterhouse, and Mr. Orchard- … and vigorous in design; the Seine Boat, by Mr. … pleasure a dainty little silver and enamel hand- … versatile and eclectic output of Messrs. Ramsden … the Academy of insufficient impartiality and of … and dissimilar schools, but it brings together in … itself to nothing, and is quite content to do what- … For example, out of some fourteen hundred and … interesting figure-pictures, and several excellent … being one-sided, and gives it a sufficient reason for … Mr. J. M. Swan, Mr. Waterhouse, and Mr. Orchard- … and vigorous in design; the Seine Boat, by Mr.

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and Butterflies by Mr. Charles Sims. These are … fine is it in its technical qualities and in its con- … Duchess of Sutherland, Mrs. Wertheimer, and … Lilac Gown, Diana of the Upla?ids, and Sir Francis … and masters of style. This picture is certainly one … Gladys Raphael, but his group of Lorna and … Justice Bigham and Miss Ruby Lindsay; Mr. … J. H. F. Bacon’s M. H. Spielmann, Esq., and … and his splendid feeling for decorative arrangement; … Mr. Aumonier’s broad and effective The Border- … Buxton Knight’s The Peace and Quiet oj Chorley … by M. Thaulow, and to the ambitious canvas, … Pomeroy’s Canada and The late Dr. Temple, Mr. … The Dancer, and the reredos by Mr. W. Reynolds … Pinker, Mr. J. M. Swan, and Mr. Roscoe Mullins.

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Scott (May No., p. 327) and Johnnie send simple … passage is only 2 ft. 6 in. wide, and again we have to … points of planning and design, and is daintily … lery is an unpleasant feature, and there is no … has no vestibule door, and shows no “ offices,” … service between the living-room and kitchen is too

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p. 333) is complicated, and costly, nor is the place … thin and delicate drawings. Jim the Penman, who … design is set forth in a vigorous drawing, and the … to, and so an extra cost over, a backing of 9-in. … he only shows eleven steps, and these could have … accommodation is particularly good, and the steep … sitting-room be at all a pleasant feature'; and his … p. 331), whose plan is a simple and straightforward … w.c. is but 2 ft. 6 in. wide, and would appear to be … No. 2 design (p. 51) his entrance porch is small and … topping ridges of both the higher and the lower … well arranged, and, as we have said before, we

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the upper gallery—is original and well contrived, … and 58) to be a non-English worker. He sends two … pen-and-ink drawings. The design of Bumpkin … simplicity that is his dominant note and economy … china and larder. The barrel ceiling in the bed- … bedrooms in which it is sometimes difficult and … for. In No. 2 there is no scullery, and his lafder

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from outside have had not the smallest effect, and … tions, and would have implied a doubt concerning … ditions laid down in Chantrey’s will, and as to its

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have been bought; and … and executed by Mr. J. S. … at the National Gallery, and … PEWTER AND ROSEWOOD

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SETTEE AND WRITING TABLE … Nile Craft, Gizeh, and … Gebelahmar, and for atmo- … in character, and the result is that … White, Miss H. Myers, and Miss A. … and Sir W. B. Richmond, and interest- … and knows how to render nature per-

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gesso and mother-o’-pearl by Mr. Frederick … temperature and is unaffected by frost—essential … and silver plate, pewter, … forms boldly and effectively

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PANEL IN GESSO AND MOTHER-O’-PEARL. by FREDERICK MARRIOTT

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designed and executed by Mr. Walter Smith, a … Mr. Frank Bazeley, whose door furniture and … LOCK PLATE AND FINGER PLATES BY FRANK BAZELEY … represented there, and in the varied attrac-

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of the famous city, and … perfect, and the beauty … and the garden spaces, have all been treated with … and attractive crafts- … and intentionally delicate. With … CANDLESTICKS AND KETTLE-STANDS DESIGNED BY EDWARD SPENCER

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ject and undemonstrative in effect, but, as could … worthy follower; she has much of his power and … things, and of the capacities of a number of clever … fabrics, and other ob-

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for efficiency in the knowledge and … thereto. The designs for carpets and textiles … and Arthur Baxter, L. S.

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was seeking to find “fields and pastures new.” … Adolf Luntz, August Roth, and other members of … a fine feeling for colour and atmosphere.

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Stursa deserves mention here for his marble por- was arranged by Josef Urban, and displayed much … full of life and tempera-

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himself, which he himself arranged, and his paintings … Orpheus and Etirydice was another decorative work, … window, was very interesting, and his portrait of … Dr. Henneberg, Baron Myrbach, and others—but … botanist as well as artist, and the idea occurred to … papers, this year in his Holzeinlagen ; and he hopes … gelatine is placed on the wood, and the designs

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and the colours mix them- … beautiful and new. Praise … and it was there the work … •countess mysa wydenbruck-esterhazy by ludwig Ferdinand graf china and pottery. Ten

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tinctions, and greatly … VASES DESIGNED BY A. ERIKSON, N. LUNDSTROM AND K. LINDSTROM Only tW0 china manufaC- … of Rorstrand and Gustafsberg. Both must be con-

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wish for more accomplished leaders and advisers … modelling and design in … happened, however, and … tion and in the manner, … Realists and for the Italians before the Renais- … as still undeveloped, and rather consider him … particular and scrutinising

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past age and partly for the evolution he will still … lake. The family was very poor, and … “ Kalevala ” by heart, and never tired of … He now apprenticed himself to a bookseller and

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the legends of Vainamoinen and Ilmarinen, now … been arrested by a blind woman, so frail and … snow fascinates him, and he gives us the home- … Italy ; and one of his last frescoes (for he has … Italian, and marks, let us hope, the line along … this richly-illustrated and well-written book, Mr. … Constable, Bonington, and Watts; that in later … the legends of Vainamoinen and Ilmarinen, now … been arrested by a blind woman, so frail and … snow fascinates him, and he gives us the home- … Italy ; and one of his last frescoes (for he has … Italian, and marks, let us hope, the line along … this richly-illustrated and well-written book, Mr. … Constable, Bonington, and Watts; that in later

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Dewhurst’s life; and he has since spent years in … its contents represents the final and matured … runners: Jongkind, Boudin, and Cezanne; who … and Childe Hassam. A short appreciation … and the New English Art … ton, and Watts, who can … Its criticisms are thoroughly sound, and, although … interesting and well illustrated volume is somewhat … William Adams of Burslem and William Adams … and in the end the services of Mr. William Turner,

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of the greatest value to future collectors and con- … Lancashire, and of several other experts, whilst … several exquisite pieces of blue-and-white Jaspar … to Colonel Harding, of Hartsholme Hall, and the … is an associate and lecturer of Newnham College, … and conquering races, piecing skilfully together out … and the rising up of the patriotic spirit, which is the … subject treated a standard of quality, and to treat … in another idiom, especially such a rugged and … very reason they are marked by a freshness and … Highways and Byways in Sussex. By E. V. … of Anglo-Saxon and Norman times. Mr. Lucas is … paintings in England; and he dismisses the deeply

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is an excellent one, and will be found an invaluable … research or criticism, and frankly admitting that … pieces of a bygone day ; and in her descriptions of … ful May masque was designed, and fortunate were … times when young and old, rich and poor, were … April, “ is Sorrow’s brother ”; and only after the … is an excellent one, and will be found an invaluable … research or criticism, and frankly admitting that … pieces of a bygone day ; and in her descriptions of … ful May masque was designed, and fortunate were … times when young and old, rich and poor, were … April, “ is Sorrow’s brother ”; and only after the

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art exhibitions demoralise the public taste, and … “ and artists would be saved from temptations. You … that they popularise art, and that so far from de- … holding his own among other men, and he learns … be reduced to pattern-making; and is it only to seek … market is totally different, and artists must adapt … too many of them for my comfort—and I think … chance of being noticed, and the artist who fails to … must put himself into the hands of a dealer, and in … wants clients and the patron who is on the look out … would have to be kept for inspection, and the … kinds of tastes; and it would be to the interest of

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VIEW FROM THE CASCADE TERRACE OVERLOOKING THE PALACE OF EDUCATION AND SOCIAL ECONOMY … angle with its long sides on the North and South, … of steep knolls and declivities, richly wooded with … and the two others from fountains which front im- … tival Hall, and along three broad axes that radiate

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ing Grounds, the Philippine Villages, the Plant and … and grouping of the Palaces of Exhibition. … fitly out of the natural conditions of the site, and … necessary to secure the final result, and what was at … bined architecture, landscape, and water effects,

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favor : the natural declivity of the hill and a larger … in successive tiers and of architectural and sculptural … were partly preventible and partly due to the … surprises and unrehearsed effects, but with a dimi- … One knows it to be colossal—legs and brain en-

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to finish and complete important vistas. The plan … of the Cascades and look back over the course you … consummation of the whole decorative scheme, and … the visitor for what follows, but to terminate and … Palaces of Manufactures, Education and Social

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Economy, Mines and Metallurgy, and Liberal Arts. … methods and of the directorship of Mr. Knox … ture, built around an impluvium, and the exterior … having in mind both its artistic character and its … portals and in the continuations above the cornice … principal fagade the utility and artistic possibilities

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building at the back and the need and possibility of … is represented in the Palace of Mines and Metal- … which spans the space between the main ones ; and … the cool and ample suggestion of the overhanging … striking building and one which I find gains in … strike the note of practical and serious purposes … lend their assistance satisfactorily to the light and … and finishing, as of stuff turned out grossly under … ize, for it is only here and there that a statue or a … representing The City of St. Louis and Guiding … Borglum, Cowboy Testing and Pioneer Looking for … these statues hold their own in composition and … truth and artistic capacity, as to stand out amid the … collectively and individually an impressiveness, while

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ONE OF THE JAPANESE BUILDINGS AND PART OF THE GARDENS OF THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT … of the architectonic requirements, and, as a result, … and accompanying groups upon the education Pal- … design that is full of imagination and has a truly … a buffalo and in the other of a bull. The con- … fly-away kind, and for my own part I prefer the … Saint-Gaudens, and Charles Grafly’s Truth. Digni-

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The latter, executed in gray limestone and buff … baths of Caracalla, and in the interior gives a hall … been disposed to right and left and back of it. … with broad eaves over a carved and colored frieze … to the inordinate size of the whole and to the pro- … bility and well-ordered fitness as the planning of the … lights have been extinguished and only the lower … their mystery and is lifted up. And far in the … wings below, it presents a spectacle of mystery and … fluity, and confusion of motives. … Prince Pu Lun and Siam the Ben Chama Temple. … combination of elegance and grotesqueness. Japan, … where knolls and dells abound. Perched here or … interest, and continue the idea with similar appro-

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which is no slight matter, he can find a respite and … nificent writing-table and chair designed … years to complete, and has cost many thousands of … style quite individual, and indeed unsurpassed by … arts and crafts under the healthy influence of such … periods, and conveying nothing vital to the present … silverware ever manufactured at any period, and … old mediaeval inscription runs : “ By hammer and … the traditions of this craft that decadence and … by ideas that are new and living instead of by those … style of its surrounding furniture and accessories. … which is no slight matter, he can find a respite and … nificent writing-table and chair designed … years to complete, and has cost many thousands of … style quite individual, and indeed unsurpassed by … arts and crafts under the healthy influence of such … periods, and conveying nothing vital to the present … silverware ever manufactured at any period, and … old mediaeval inscription runs : “ By hammer and … the traditions of this craft that decadence and … by ideas that are new and living instead of by those … style of its surrounding furniture and accessories.

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few illustrations accompany our text and show … and yet not easily selected, embellishment, the deco- … poses a far more satisfactory and fitting result than … not inharmonious with the varying moods and … designs kindly lent us by Messrs. Heinigke and … readily introduced, and even plenty of it, there is a

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strange and unaccountable to state … of Mr. Otto Heinigke’s original and … of the window cavities and carrying … and also the barring combine to … Georgian Court, N. J.; and finally

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TEA-SET AND KETTLE … specimens of sound taste, and as a word of warn- … out consulting a well-trained and experienced … displayed in modelling, wood-carving, and water- … work in chalk, and including modelling, the study

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ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON … designing and pictorial composition, water-color, … manual instruction that shall be comprehensive and … structed to be let down as a table-top ; and a large … and Greek box shown in the accompanying cut

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BY HEINIGKE AND BOWEN … HEINIGKE AND BOWEN … numbering between two hundred and two hundred … tinue to the 24th of August, and will be in the … colors, and etchings, together with the artist’s col- … BY HEINIGKE AND BOWEN … HEINIGKE AND BOWEN … numbering between two hundred and two hundred … tinue to the 24th of August, and will be in the … colors, and etchings, together with the artist’s col-

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courses in cabinet-making and wood-carving, to be … an exhibition of furniture, designed and completed, … artists and craftsmen full facilities to build their … Park, the principal park of the city, and near the

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Parker, and the day classes under Sidney R. Burleigh … FIRE SCREEN IN BRASS AND WROUGHT-IRON, BY I. K. TUERCK

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Patterson, and executed by the Cranberry Island … a sculptor, and an architect, and three lay members. … large sum of $18,450 in scholarships and prizes. … nature study and manual training, as well as to the … There are available clays and glazes of various … The Report of the President of the Museum of … Committee erected a structure on Fenway land, and … and a portrait by Henry Inman. … little girls in pert sunbonnets busy knitting and

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is a native of Louisville, Ky., and studied in the … and he has spent much time in the small towns of … china, and wood-carvings, from his Philadelphia … study of dogs called The Three Guardsmen ; Albert … and Tendencies of American Art,” and the award … between the faculty and student. The competitors … L. Zorn, J. Alden Wier, and James McNeill Whistler. … than the history of art in general, and yet not one … of the history of the human world and of all human … illustrative parallels and deductions. The number … for in Germany, and yet to no foreigner except the … both as regards execution and choice. Three or … is a native of Louisville, Ky., and studied in the … and he has spent much time in the small towns of … china, and wood-carvings, from his Philadelphia … study of dogs called The Three Guardsmen ; Albert … and Tendencies of American Art,” and the award … between the faculty and student. The competitors … L. Zorn, J. Alden Wier, and James McNeill Whistler. … than the history of art in general, and yet not one … of the history of the human world and of all human … illustrative parallels and deductions. The number … for in Germany, and yet to no foreigner except the … both as regards execution and choice. Three or

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and upon the entire learning he has acquired. We … volume recording both pictorially and textually the … and the author has enhanced the value of his book … who, having visited and studied the originals of the … and of their work in general as will form a working … confusion of the detail, and yet not so bulky as to … and interpretation by Sylvester Baxter. 8vo. … follows : The Theme and its Relation to the Place ; … rive benefit from the perusal of the third and fourth

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general tendency to-day for guides and inter- … don and New York: John Lane, The Bodley … Robertson, an English artist and author, and a firm … the subject is amply indicated by the title, and illus- … and other makeshifts that are certainly “ wonderful,” … tion ; and though it is obvious that he believes … wide as possible has led him and the publisher to … building and home surroundings more of the spirit … roundings can be made artistic. Texture and … practical suggestions for roof and window gardening, … simpler and more vital art expression is now taking … portrays the ideal life of the home, and pleads … warning and arouse the more thoughtful of our

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nities and of rights is the foundation principle upon … the old stage-coach is still in existence and the hum … is stricken down, crippled for life, and his prospects … that from first to last our sympathy and interest are … Shioya and E. F. Edgett. i2mo. Pages 314. … in 1894; and we have blended together in these … they exist to-day, and sets forth in a most realistic … touched upon, and we get all through the pages of

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he hole's a place almost unique and entirely … but none can deny the man’s high talent and con- … incessant, varied, and prodigious output. … tions. And even this list, long though … number of plates. And he is more … Baron Vita by Bracquemond, Cheret, and … indulgent and kind to others, blessed moreover

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and thus it is I find him, at seventy-one, still young … atmosphere of meditation and of calm. From the … Meudon, and the Seine unwinding its pale ribbon … prove again and again, his love of Nature and … lanes and play, all regard- … of stream and thicket … 'Gautier, and that year

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force of his temperament and his instinct. His … and work sufficed to give him a complete mastery … and delicate features, framed with a fair beard, has … at a public sale, bought it, and presented it to … art and ornamentation, while still practising etching … and then group them on the various dishes. The

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and absolutely faithful to the meaning of the painter. … too, some of the fine works of Delacroix; and the … King David, Salome, Hercules and the Hydra, … in composition and in demonstration, but the artist … of river-bank and forest. What character in this

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annals of French art and French literature in the … Burty, and Geffroy; or artists of the stamp of … engraver—Baudelaire and Edmond de Goncourt. … up his son Pierre and trained him in his art ? … fine face, with its relief of white hair, and the deep, … bronze ; and all so harmo- … And the same may be said

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only; it is more particularly a most subtle and … a great seeker of new processes, and has made … laire in 1848, and accomplished in the latter half … National Gallery; and the interest accruing on

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Just as there is a “Constable” country and a … is, to all intents and purposes, the old-world county … his numerous novels and … and exquisite natural … and success. Compara- … mead and silvery stream, … and quiet pastoral nooks, … of its beauty so vividly, truthfully, and sym- … which have come from his easel, and rest satisfied

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round an island with fir trees and gorse, amid … and shallows; and the sunbeams pierce every … It is a particularly “ coy ” land, and only the artist … which the artist of parts and observation success- … from Mr. Hardy’s birthplace; a “ reeds and rushes ”

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and sweet-odoured with “boys’ love,” lavender, … and Continental street scenes. From Leamington … the supervision of MM. Boulanger and Jules … portance of being out of doors at all times and … particular occasion seeks, but always and under … one comes to closely examine and study, not only … “ There is plenty of character and variety to be

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important “Wessex” picture was painted and hung … the D’Urberville family ; and it was well hung. It … stream, and the Elizabethan bridge over which (so … It is in this same dwelling of a departed and fallen … narrow eyes, and a smirk, so suggestive of ferocity; ” … Hardy describes Tess and Angel Clare as passing … the great pictorial beauty of the old mill, and its … took a moorland subject, and his contribution to

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tions of moorland and heather to be found in the … paintings held in Bond Street, and it was very … “ The Return of the Native,” and is also mentioned … bird-life, naturally and effectively. Quite a different … luminous and beautiful river scene on the Frome, … hung in the Royal Academy and several in the

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Old Mill at Corfe Mullen and Meadows near Wim- … and yellow-reds; a picture of Gorse in Bloom, with … gorse, and marshland, with the silvery streak of … during the summer months, I found him and … near proximity to the small movable studio and … content himself with making rough notes and … open air, and, therefore, sees all the atmospheric

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bits. And as I have told you already, some of the … tent door; and as for the hats, well! one doesn’t … attractiveness and individual beauty, the River … is described in ‘ Tess.’ And Mr. Hardy, who is … number of small water-colour drawings, and I very … canvases out with one across heather and gorse, or

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gale or in a biting easterly wind — and one … open air entirely unprotected, and I have found it … amusing adventures and experiences in Wessex … not to be ‘ more’n two-and-six ! ’ … and asked, ‘What does un mean?’ The young … in which I delight to paint and wander speak of

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ings, places, and customs are yearly altered, destroyed, … and to artists generally, … ful and quaint—the same … away with old and … often non-essential—and it can exhibit but little

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embroidery, and lace-work. … farlane, and Miss Carter. view from front entrance m. h. baillie scott, architect … landscape painter—and the great sympathy shown … shown in his Frosty Mortiing, Morning Mist, and … all its tender greys and greens and poetic charm.” … article show the plans and some aspects of … of its woodland home, and to bear evidence to … embroidery, and lace-work. … farlane, and Miss Carter. view from front entrance m. h. baillie scott, architect … landscape painter—and the great sympathy shown … shown in his Frosty Mortiing, Morning Mist, and … all its tender greys and greens and poetic charm.” … article show the plans and some aspects of … of its woodland home, and to bear evidence to

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plastered surfaces, and which then proceeds to … principal apartment of this country dwelling, and … one-fire household, and the … sitting-room fireplace, and so … may share in the warmth and … thus secured and although it is now happily no

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applique embroidery, and then when the dinner is … shutters and form a miniature winter garden, but … for breakfast, and while enjoying the advantages of … bedrooms partly on the ground floor and partly as … cuts off and isolates the kitchen premises from the … of this wing, and if the ground floor were developed … tant than the house itself, and its apartments and … ment. And in such treatment much will … and instead of frustrating her efforts to fa,ll in with … door, looking down the passage and pergola beyond … one looks through a walk bordered by shrubs, and

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stream and paved margins, and turning to the left, … of mystery, and those surprises and dramatic effects … and orchard - trees some … in the sun; and by such … affectations, and he points … of its unequalled background qualities. Roses and … And so, to a great extent, the more permanent frame- … replaces it will yield the beauty of its blossom and

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of weeds, and the garden as a whole when once … matter of course to old farmhouses and cottages, … and economic conditions. The art factor in much … achieved, and which may find expression in the … to readers of The Studio and therefore needs … Moll, Dr. Spitzer, and Dr. Henneberg. The houses … of weeds, and the garden as a whole when once … matter of course to old farmhouses and cottages, … and economic conditions. The art factor in much … achieved, and which may find expression in the … to readers of The Studio and therefore needs … Moll, Dr. Spitzer, and Dr. Henneberg. The houses

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whirl and turmoil, and yet near enough for a com- … raised ground — the view is singularly good, and … of the windows, and by their peculiar beauty and … and in no sense areas—are devoted to the kitchens … immense relief—and one merely comes across

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charm and refinement. The hall serves as … at hand for the drapery and hangings. The … on them; but it is soothing and in perfect harmony … quarters, and particularly the kitchens, which are … the dresser has received much care and thought,

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pantry, fitted with practical and artistic cupboards, … black marble, and the receptacles have glass … the whole length of the room, and as it is placed … of the villa. It is very spacious and lofty, the … and brass mountings, and the chairs are upholstered … blue-grey; and this tone predominates in the … a good piece of architectural design and artistic

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One is grey-blue, with drapery and hangings of … rosewood colour, and the hangings are of white … which are white and blue. Lead fillings have also … and other rooms ; to the left is a kind … and oxidised lead. On either side are … itself. The furniture and high wains- … achieved a fine piece of architecture, and at … black lines and black steel fittings. The writing-

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and certainly the line effect is seen to great … the ideal, and, generally speaking, the reason is … and to that of the school of art, with the result … The bedrooms are also varied in colour and … whole from an architectural and artistic standpoint, … and certainly the line effect is seen to great … the ideal, and, generally speaking, the reason is … and to that of the school of art, with the result … The bedrooms are also varied in colour and … whole from an architectural and artistic standpoint,

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Recognising these facts, and realising the impor- … scheme and to undertake … tion of art inspectors and … sand, and then proceed with drawing on … these means the training of hand and eye, … ALMS DISH IN COLOURED GLAZES AND LUSTRE

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ing with brush and pencil, colour work, scale- … ing masses, and applying simple units to the … thing of colour and colour harmony, and he has … developed and extended, and from these classes … offered, and it may be here mentioned as a note-

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CUP AND SAUCER DECORATED IN GOLD PASTE … elaboration, incongruous masses of ornament, and … first and foremost, to become a good draughtsman, … performed, and every facility is provided by the … the laws of ornament, and when they have learnt

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misdirected and duplicated instruction are avoided, … frequently the bizarre is given premier place and … and to supply these requirements it is … and gave an excellent idea of the variety

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able importance. It was left to the Victoria and … Museum, some new galleries have been provided, … played to excellent advantage, and its artistic im- … eighty-two oil paintings, four hundred and thirty-two … dael, Adrien Brower, Ostade, and Van Goyen; but … Gallery and at Hertford House, but this score or … Moroni, Tiepolo, and others, number only about a … Rossetti, Burne-Jones, and some others of little … Old Italian and Dutch masters are chiefly to be … precise and elegant sketches. These drawings, … That the etchings and engravings round off the … by men who are unquestionable masters, and pos-

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and lance in rest, in full and immortal maturity, … and inspiring beauty of the Real. Never having … offering the saddening and … Energetic and deter- … and something of Zola in this rough and sometimes … Realising that in art beauty and ugliness have … ‘FLOWERS AND FRUIT

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interest and pity for the poor, the humble, the … background and in the … as it were by scutf, and its … the cinders, and the filth, … which has grace and charm. Fashionable, lux- … des-Pres, and the Boulevard des Italiens has pro-

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frankness, and observation which we admire in … and that he will not cease to deserve the admira- … In an interesting and admirably illus- … for monotyping is the quality and beau- … and may even be used dry, as with the … any other branch of art. And it is not a more rapid … in parts and give less or more pressure, and … frankness, and observation which we admire in … and that he will not cease to deserve the admira- … In an interesting and admirably illus- … for monotyping is the quality and beau- … and may even be used dry, as with the … any other branch of art. And it is not a more rapid … in parts and give less or more pressure, and

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engraving, and it resembles the overlaying process … tions than painting on canvas or paper, and schemes … The most difficult and interesting fact to be con- … in the first instance, and it … printing is done—and no … produce good art; and as … he organised and has controlled for twenty-one … educated there; and, altogether, it may fairly be … energies becomes more urgent, and that he can … engraving, and it resembles the overlaying process … tions than painting on canvas or paper, and schemes … The most difficult and interesting fact to be con- … in the first instance, and it … printing is done—and no … produce good art; and as … he organised and has controlled for twenty-one … educated there; and, altogether, it may fairly be … energies becomes more urgent, and that he can

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The Smith's Yard, and … graphic medium, and one which shows effectively … trated, of Japan and its … scenery of Japan and of … both in appreciation of artistic essentials and in … to be in process of development, and his work … individuality and sees things from such an unusual

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arranged in the India Museum … trate the strength and the variety … genre compositions, and a few … colour, and marked especially by … able, and claims attention from.

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every one who can appreciate fine and mas- … at the New Gallery; and the fine reredos, My … could choose good material and interpret it effec- … of the drawings and studies as a whole, compared … much more than mere draughtsmanship and colour … Miss L. Raine’s clever pencil sketches, and others

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motion, and should eventually do … for tiles, and Mr. W. H. O. Tennant, in … sound work both as regards design and … glass section ; and, if there was nothing … the modelling section, and … Messrs. C. Stockdale and … feeling for texture and

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and metal-work, in view … Exhibition ; and mention … master last year, and, if … and G. E. Hides, Misses … lettering and heraldic drawing, one sees a welcome … front and an overmantel, … leaves greater scope and offers higher prizes to fine

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and to many painters whose work has not been … was noticeable among the etchings and drawings … stein, Muirhead Bone, and others. There were also … and freedom of handling, and a nice adjustment of … Black-and-White Room local talent was … Sketch,” and others of the better- … always has humour, and this counts … and wash, his drawing is marked by … from outside, and those whose names … Moffat Linder, and Frederick Catchpole.

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ample of that painter’s distinguished work, and … collectors and painters, responding to their invita- … and An Ayrshire Landscape by Mr. George Houston. … tunity, and the committee were quick to avail … and exhibiting all the artist’s well-known feeling … view. The artist is one of the ablest and sincerest

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high level. Largely seen, delicately handled, and … and “ winter’s rains and ruins are over.” … from the cognoscenti of Italy and Germany, at the … tecting curve of an old stone jetty, their masts and … of her moods of gentle reverie, and the artist is to

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means and methods, but securing a serene and … March are at once excellent artists and thoroughly … original and powerful etcher, and the distinction of … also clear. His dual residence in Aberdeen and … ment as painter and etcher, and Mr. Brough’s … is less well known, and a few words regarding his … both in technique and in the emotional elements. … moods than in transcribing the facts of nature, and

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change and play of great masses of floating cloud, … and the collection embraced examples representing … brotherhood and from Sir Noel Paton, its Scottish … breadth of effect and coloration, which in such

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in the sentiment and … and treated with a power … natural, appealed forcibly alike to his artist’s eye and

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vases painted at Giverny, Vilheuil, and on the coasts … it under its most diverse aspects, and interpreting … and the Houses of Parlia- … and other articles for in- … and eighteenth centuries

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and his contemporaries … ise in design and colour; … and with a hand to which … personal and … and flowers,

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the framework and the leaves of the fan in thorough … specially woven for the purpose, and she mixes … as well as the accuracy of the drawing and the

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for her productions ; and she expresses … and festoons, is of pale … in water-colour in two shades of orange-yellow, and … and the ribs are so fine

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season of Lent, and although it cannot … red crayon and charcoal by V. Mechkoff, others in … was charming alike in pose, in colouring, and in … their poetic feeling and technical skill, especially … drawings by Vroubel, and some etchings in colour … England and America. Now Hermann Seidler,

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and he is now able to produce almost … pottery, and in Germany, at any rate, … efforts tend to suiting all tastes in form, colour, and prac- … green, and the effect is almost archaically simple. This

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is an exquisite work. In it simplicity and grace … ing, and, with few exceptions, the results are … was begun and carried on under very exceptional … with the utmost care under the eye and largely … one whole plate, the B7-idge and Goats, completed … extreme brilliancy of tone and intricacy of detail … this standard dictionary of painters and engravers, … Sir John Millais and William Morris, by the equally … and those on the Germans, Meister Wilhelm and … Lorenzo diPietro and Simone Martine; butapprecia- … is an exquisite work. In it simplicity and grace … ing, and, with few exceptions, the results are … was begun and carried on under very exceptional … with the utmost care under the eye and largely … one whole plate, the B7-idge and Goats, completed … extreme brilliancy of tone and intricacy of detail … this standard dictionary of painters and engravers, … Sir John Millais and William Morris, by the equally … and those on the Germans, Meister Wilhelm and … Lorenzo diPietro and Simone Martine; butapprecia-

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and N. Macbeth—and to Mr. Staley, who is re- … thuysen, by Franz Hals, from Vienna, and The … away, and no hamlet, however remote, is safe from … it is indeed delightful and refreshing to turn over … She knows and loves every … Back, and on the south by … homely and familiar objects … years hence they may be as rare and as much … and tile-hung cottages, and the grand old farm- … crystallisation of local need, material, and … Job,” “Wonder Stories from Herodotus,” and

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forests and woodlands. Bitterly does the authoress … of pen-and ink work, but it is scarcely decorative … Putney, S.W.), and the Second Prize (Half-a- … forests and woodlands. Bitterly does the authoress … of pen-and ink work, but it is scarcely decorative … Putney, S.W.), and the Second Prize (Half-a-

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old friend to-day,” said the Art Critic sadly, “and … making enemies and in exciting the evil passions … and I am grieving over the idea that it is lost to us … I always thought that you were a man of sense, and … what I think of you; and I am very much afraid … “ We are cursed with styles, and stifled with con- … and style in the best sense are not incompatible. … right kind of capacity; and in the field of domestic … ready-made clothes, and yet we prefer, if any- … demand for something newer and more intelligent … attempts of the same sort heartily encouraged, and … accustomed. Try and be a little broader minded, … artist, and is not to be bought across a counter ? ”

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so characteristic, homogeneous, and completely … in their own galleries, to the motives and methods … and the new technical ideal of substituting open-air … carried the public with them; they took rank and … in selecting their subjects from the human and … not been distracted and divided by some form of

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while others, and by far the majority, use the … born in 1831, and Jozef Israels, who is seven years … is the sea for its own sake, and not because of any … of the strongest marine painters since Courbet, and … of it underneath and all around. Yet it is an im-

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up on shore and looms up darkly against the … long, with high forehead, very long nose, and large … heroism of the fisher life and has sought to give it … feeling of the family group, Saying Grace, and in … Far less intense and searching than Israels, more

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terior shows the father, mother and little child at … canvases of Steen and Pieter de Hooch. A single … ness and awkwardness. And over the three fig- … nowledged masters and at the same time asserting … Viewed as a scheme of tone and color, the picture … with splendid breadth and assurance; the veil with … and subtlety in a still-life subject, Fish, a beautifully … give an idea of its composition and something of its … color and suggestion than they appear here; having … merit, particularly for the drawing and grouping … a buoy marking the entrance to a little harbor, and … color scheme is mainly gray, white and brown, but

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country, while the placing of every hill and object … of brushwork and a … of sea and sky, the … expression of an ardent and dramatic tempera- … dotted with sheep, and sloping up to a knoll cov- … fairly individual and … river and canal … and by the reedy … and the verdure … and freshness of feel- … and charmingly felt subject by F. T. Du Chattel.

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city streets and canals, sends an example of both … vigor and en- … houses and … moist air, and … esqueness and … ing is peculiarly sharp and precise, dwelling on … plishment and … And there is … and the water- … BY ALBERT ROELOFS Jr.; Adolf Le … senbruch, deceased; Willem Cornelis Rip, and

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and without the object … shades and floral con- … and it is “bad art” to … is languorous, and which … ter of wonder and re-

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and from this again a flat diagram is traced, in … of coolness and relaxation, with its comfortable … and we bless the delicious harmony of Tiffany … and cutting the glass to fit. These pieces of glass,

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ance with the key-—and, lo and behold, … the vine and its fruit glowing in softest … Tiffany are inexhaustible, and … And so the student can … beauty of her silken toil, and

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his wishes at the Tiffany Studios—and in ninety- … and sale of the … and welcome in- … rugs, portieres, and pillows, quite original in idea … ing in rich, warm tints, and would make good … and bottom, and making a very pretty drapery … ered, and mak- … ing for and can- … and to find that … came, we must confess, as a surprise to us—and … world—and, indeed, both exterior and interior

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name be legion and … and its archway dec- … window and a num-

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house-building and furnishing, and we therefore … The enhanced value and undiminished appre- … of its occupant by the artistic appointing and fur- … and coloring bas-reliefs, which is, so far as we are

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effect, the background in medium brown and the … mand, and that still rarer quality, self-limitation in … etchings in brass, such as Christmas texts and ap- … meaning and significance, and is drawn with its

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out the picture with delicacy and also with force. … comprised an idyllic scene and figure of Priscilla, … colors, pastels and black-and-white. An outdoor … and surmounted by heraldic quarterings which at … brass, etched and richly enameled in the heraldic … Conn., and was the scene of many incidents in the … ings, and, as usual, three prizes will be awarded; … out the picture with delicacy and also with force. … comprised an idyllic scene and figure of Priscilla, … colors, pastels and black-and-white. An outdoor … and surmounted by heraldic quarterings which at … brass, etched and richly enameled in the heraldic … Conn., and was the scene of many incidents in the … ings, and, as usual, three prizes will be awarded;

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the first prize $300, the second $200, and the third … beyond her there is a glimpse of the head and … and John Lambert an interior called The Gray

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ridge. The museum … Wood, and a canvas … Club last year, and … and M. T. Nordyke. The exhibition comprised … adapted to this educational purpose, and large … willallowthe museum … ment and lower floor, … S. Fleming, secretary and treasurer; Orson Lowell,

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tirely fireproof, and … and bronzes during … Europe and eight … this class he divides as follows: On Monday and … will be given, and the … holm, and studie … House, and the sculpture decorations for the C

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English and Colonial furniture, pictures, Chinese … Street have been deeded to the school, and upon … floors and roof, and is to be of stone and brick. In … The Pennsylvania Museum and School of … report of the museum, and was favorably acted … paintings and drawings listed, a selection from other … known pictures, and has been translated into Eng- … of Honor and numerous medals in successive exhi- … Steele, a book entitled “The Magi in the West and … and centralize the members of the various and widely … Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers of Lon- … are $200 each, and all carry free tuition. In vari-

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ot pupils. The management of the museum finds … trations in color and sixteen in black and … and was one of its earliest editors. His career as … and originality, and much of the contents of the … and all their kin of the various nationalities, is but … comprehension and appreciation of the aims and … to the man with the highest ideal, and only bad … inquire and examine indications until he strikes the … and act like sunlight upon the eyes. … ot pupils. The management of the museum finds … trations in color and sixteen in black and … and was one of its earliest editors. His career as … and originality, and much of the contents of the … and all their kin of the various nationalities, is but … comprehension and appreciation of the aims and … to the man with the highest ideal, and only bad … inquire and examine indications until he strikes the … and act like sunlight upon the eyes.

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and paints. So through the long day: To each … no more that day; other days passed and he let the … about, and that in many and many a copy phrases … pamphlet, with marginal rubrics and initial letters … settled at Wollaston, and called his house “Ma-re- … English sports, and, besides, he set up a Maypole',. … quisite in its typography, its press work and its … Pages 96. London, Paris, New York and Mel- … and criticism, and to explain their underlying … stage, and their criticism, like that of a musical

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experimenting and the encouraging of these eccen- … for art and artists, and believing, also, that the … to expose the crude and ignorant criticisms of the … but have been since revised and enlarged for the … tion has been given to the making of the plates and … have been done in photogravure and are included … Academy, and a tendency to encourage a particular … as the collection, comprising fourteen hundred and … Mr. Brock’s The Late Lord Russell of Killouven, and … ment, and as an accomplishment requiring no spe- … have time and patience, as well as a natural ability, … cal manual, written in so clear and lucid a style that … Ford. 3^x5!-. Pages 102. New York and

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of the Holy Grail, and so enshrouded in mystery … quet halls touched his harp and sang his song of … the theological atmosphere of the Galahad cycle and … writer on the subject of nature and animal life. … ings, and also end-papers and head and tail pieces … of the two young Englishmen, Maurice and Ed- … the forest, and having few interests save those which … some of the furred or feathered kindred; and the … the wild kindreds, and an intimate knowledge of … and mental processes of man. … first and second volumes of the Langham- Series, an … painter,” because his work appeals to artists and

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The life and work of Auguste Rodin forms the … ;miet, Carpeaux, Dalou and other distinguished … by the Salon of 1864 and accepted fourteen years … Meudon, and the Place de la Poste, Calais. The … hundred and fifty copies have been printed on Van … and the characters are supposed to speak in Gaelic, … atmosphere, and with that delightful sense of faery … Chicago, and is, we are informed, a painter of some … not finding the required information; and if it is to … capable of doing much finer and more lasting work, … and therefore one looks forward to see the author’s … Century; New Developments in France and … worth reading and possessing.

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Series of art books abound; and there is no … itatively written, surveying the life and work of the … stituting the list, and that by sixty plates of repro- … editors and others will find most convenient for … Ghiberti, and one of those who worked upon the … ended, however, his style was distinct and independ- … and high quality of its illustrations. Some hun- … sculptors, the engravers and the architects in three … “Donkeys,” Landseer’s “Low Life,” and Con- … Dance’s lithograph; and Samuel Cousins, by A. … Kauffman; “Countess Gower and Daughter,” by

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of the colored plates facing pages no and IjO … nient, and regretfully to request the readers of the:

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PRINCIPLES and METHODS in VITAL ART EDUCATION … John Ward Stimson has given us the greatest and best book, outside of the Bible and Shakespeare, that the world has ever seen. … AND SIX FEET OF ROMANCE … mines and miners. The appendix is a most striking feature of the volume, for here the author marshals an appalling array of facts as … The Cleveland Plain-Dealer says: “ ‘ Moonblight’ is a story with an economic moral, and its lesson is much needed.” … editor of The Public, of Chicago; and an appendix. Price, $1.25 net; postage, 10 cents. … Mr. Wishart brings the advantages of a trained mind and the … Nature with fresher eyes, and to see beauties and sources of … Unity (Chicago) says : “ One of the most timely, instructive, and … hope, as it anticipates victory over oppression and wrong.” … striking resemblance of conditions existing then, and those obtain- … Boston, Mass. ALBERT BRANDT, Publisher Trenton, N. J.

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inquirer, and till the last man asks the last … Salons, and at Munich. But beauty of line, … occurs anywhere, any time, and when it occurs joy … ment, in Zola’s fine phrase, and who strive to … ever been inspired by an artistic, and never by a

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towers and buildings rising … water curving and widening … demarcation between the seen and unseen is blur- … and thoroughly, and then forget all about it.” … colour, and movement, … looks at it. And Venice,

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and to recall the names of the waterways where the … is his manner. And if the end of art is the … and arranged them leisurely on chairs, on couches, … pictures ; and they know no more of nature than … and England.

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like Mr. Brabazon and Mr. Francis James, has … talent, may, and does, over-ride tradition and … Little Sea Piece—all atmosphere and light—hints … aerial effect, wet and wide, loose and large, that … member goes his own way, and the electing and … colour and gaiety, and Mr. Glindoni’s suave- … one forgets all about the craftsmanship, and Mr. … and Sir Ernest Waterlow’s Mill, which ninety-nine … who looked, admired, and … performance. And yet in

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James, Mr. Conder, and the men who give distinction … tures, not painted ones. Listen to the gallant and … Benoit, Guiffret, and other French critics, may well … Philip of Burgundy and the Dukes of Anjou and … James, Mr. Conder, and the men who give distinction … tures, not painted ones. Listen to the gallant and … Benoit, Guiffret, and other French critics, may well … Philip of Burgundy and the Dukes of Anjou and

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centuries, and was no doubt the chief reason why … admirable miniatures by Jean Pucelle and Ancelet … France at the early ages of sixteen and four-

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and his school are here exhibited. They extend … ties in his miniatures, and the Heures d’Etienne … exquisite as The Nativity from Autin and The … and those especially which seem most to reveal to … Anne de Bretagne and

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and in the attractive attire … to authenticity, and are considered amongst the … His pictures and draw- … and in the attractive attire … to authenticity, and are considered amongst the … His pictures and draw-

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sub-letting, petty landlord tribe and unscrupulous … thirdly, a practical man; and through some artist … rough-cast and then limed. … h ird pottery bricks, and … cement, sand, and gravel- … and the hollows get dirty … buff, and the woodwork … true; and so when the plastering was done and the … and panelling, moss-green picture rail, and green

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“ picking-out ” of woodwork, white frieze and ceiling. … woodwork and mantel- … and a dining room’s show- … and glass. … and a pitch-pine floor. … piece, and green antique … ture rail and skirting … the wood-work yellow, picked out with green and

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Scott’s designs and Mr. … bright and cheerful on the dullest days, and scheme of the room; wealthy people can have … of Bedford, and are of … by Mr. Baillie Scott, and … illustration, and Messrs.

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ground was deeply trenched and heavily manured, … to the desired effect, and this I have tried to get. … man ” forgets that numberless art schools and … amined, reported upon, and valued by a … artistic architect, who is honest and practi- … to plan, specify, supervise, and test the … and builder calls himself a sanitary en- … plan, specify, and supervise the contractors … ficial acquaintance with the subject, and a … ing contractor, and to have any but a consulting … half way up to the roof, including extras and the … And do not forget the servants: plan every … And, lastly, an artistic and well-built house, on

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health; and don’t believe in the adage, “ Fools … first and most important representative of German … Nature and the world around. Since Liebermann … was understood and appreciated. It was indeed … his work as impossible, and so for years his … nised by most as the reviver of real art and one of … humanity from its deepest and hardest side, the … health; and don’t believe in the adage, “ Fools … first and most important representative of German … Nature and the world around. Since Liebermann … was understood and appreciated. It was indeed … his work as impossible, and so for years his … nised by most as the reviver of real art and one of … humanity from its deepest and hardest side, the

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Like all Impressionists he loves light and atmo- … secretly, the Berlin Art Academy, and also attended … was under Thumann and Pauwels, his art was … termed commonplace by the multitude, and … nature, and showing life from its hard side. The

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Liebermann was before his time, and not understood. … country, and often watched the peasants working

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and became a painter of actualities. At present … for the “ Kunsthalle ” in Hamburg, and the Woman … of youth and energy as at the beginning of his … in the Dutch people and their country endless … A visit to Millet and his school of art in Barbizon … ance under certain conditions of light and air; and

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details subordinate to general impressions, and by … spinning-wheel or forge, are always true to life ; and … colour and effect; in … lines of composition and … Brother and Sister is a … striving to picture the incident after a simple and … and he has never again attempted anything of the … works are taken from Holland and its people, many

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and atmosphere, whether in the open air or in … and atmosphere, whether they be sombre and … knows so well how to represent the worn and … of poverty around, and The Cobblers, two men, … about the year 1881, and the Garden … dresses, white aprons and caps of the … and hung on lines to bleach in the … being fed by the farm maid, and children watching … director of the Berlin Museum, the sculptor … simplicity and naturalness. His own portrait, by … and atmosphere, whether in the open air or in … and atmosphere, whether they be sombre and … knows so well how to represent the worn and … of poverty around, and The Cobblers, two men, … about the year 1881, and the Garden … dresses, white aprons and caps of the … and hung on lines to bleach in the … being fed by the farm maid, and children watching … director of the Berlin Museum, the sculptor … simplicity and naturalness. His own portrait, by

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art museum in that town. A glance at … Jack-of-alhtrades and master of … temperament, and to a mind of remarkable … poetry, and making drawings from nature in … year, and this is why Mr. Heaton is equally at

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decoration expressed in different materials. And … Newman Street—as a glass painter, and thus … acquiring a close and thorough know- … of production on one given line, and it was

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and recommencements. … done, and mosaics were judged unsuitable for … and the dish in Seven Dials was his only master.

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and the sudden immersion in the heart of moun- … of happy art workers—craftsmen in the true and … to the Pilatus, with the lake of Neuchatel and the … spacious and lofty, and … beauty and value have … fragments upon the design and soldering the leads … at work, turning out repousse paper and canvas, … taste and skill. Nothing once taken up has been … added to and built upon by bringing to bear upon

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living figure and costume have all contributed to … over the material, and he has now a scheme on … design, well-planned leading and colour scheme, … of ancient tradition and … and in which the most deli- … for the most part small plaques, panels and vases, … on works few in number and given to the public … living figure and costume have all contributed to … over the material, and he has now a scheme on … design, well-planned leading and colour scheme, … of ancient tradition and … and in which the most deli- … for the most part small plaques, panels and vases, … on works few in number and given to the public

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painters so fastidious and so sensitive as to the … and to possess if possible. … made the name one of repute and of delight to … faculty and so strong a delight in the quaint and … and inspirer of Charles Keene, greatest of our … “a coach and four

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the ‘wheel’ and a white … power of observation and … New Faces,” and last, not … moods, and that his

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tails and impressions afterwards to be reproduced … memory, and often by gaslight. However slight … in paint.” The style—expressive, reticent, and … inventor of a style so simple and true as to be … and a liveliness of pose and contour that are quite … and a piebald horse, with … a picture. And yet, from … his own knowledge and … and such is the painter’s … and texture. The pigment

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every line tells, and the horse lives, breathes, … with atmosphere and sunlight, as well as with … Aviary, Clifton, to the subtly graded dim blues and … bird. And in The Piebald the beautifully indicated … dent in his works, and (not to speak of the quaint … of humour, and of design, remarkable power of … but the main qualities and characteristics of his … an unerring manual dexterity and an unapproach-

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able power of selection and suggestion—have all … his coup-de-crayo?i; its verve and decision are unique … realism pushed to its utmost limit, and will prob- … hem, and that even what have been termed her … peccable design and bold, firm impressionism, for … and treats, by preference, the tragic aspects of life … able power of selection and suggestion—have all … his coup-de-crayo?i; its verve and decision are unique … realism pushed to its utmost limit, and will prob- … hem, and that even what have been termed her … peccable design and bold, firm impressionism, for … and treats, by preference, the tragic aspects of life

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Renouard has more cheery views, and is inclined and herein probably lies the principal secret of his … arm or a leg is quite as expressive and char- … and others. It will be sufficient for present … black-and-white is that he is absolutely

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circle of possible patrons; and in France this … taste. This was what Renouard did, and, in con- … for reality pure and unadulterated, and he could … to maintain a high standard in black-and-white art, … hand, both in the choice of subject and treatment. … prophetic gift and furnish pictorial representations … liberality and comprehension.

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and of late years much … for the brush, and the exhibition of his works in … scape, portrait, and getire—and in each instance … Elysee, and one, notably, entitled Changement de … with the dignity and calm self-possession of a … the vast edifice. It was winter, and in order to … and released his voluntary prisoner,—a notable … and of late years much … for the brush, and the exhibition of his works in … scape, portrait, and getire—and in each instance … Elysee, and one, notably, entitled Changement de … with the dignity and calm self-possession of a … the vast edifice. It was winter, and in order to … and released his voluntary prisoner,—a notable

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besides, and part of the extensive exhibition … to pursue the same plan; and in all likelihood … tion of 1902 and made over to the town as a gift. … Munich and Berlin, which has had its day, how- … new—the new having won on all sides—and as … new excitements and amusement. … resorted to. There the manner of arranging and

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patronage of the Emperor and the highest Prussian … and the Iron Foundry are missing; likewise pictures … magnificent crayon, pencil, and charcoal drawings, … of the Passions, and Un mot Piquant among them. … Slevogt, and he to Anglada. This habit was … and which does not gain anything by constant … BY ALBERT BESNARD

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being a novelty, and that is the best kind of … yet ascribed to any one person, and the “ Histor- … public and private galleries … pots, and other vessels which may be used for dis-

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art exhibitions elsewhere, and they should be … taken the exhibit in hand and sent most of the … non, J. J. Shannon, and Wilson Steer are a few of … to Mr. Pennell’s efforts, and should be appre- … a series of tapestry designs ; and Kittelsen, who … and Spanish sections, they are all indifferent, and

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Dancer and Laughing … and new strength in the … “mother and child” by gari melchers migrated to Berlin. … scape and catt'e painter, who is known to the … and Fritz von Wille. Other notable landscape … Weimar, Dresden, and the Vienna Secession are … and very few paintings worth having at all, while … and Erler-Samaden’s Meadow, all of which partake

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subdued, and harmonious tones. The Study of a … L. Kunfy and Carolus-Duran’s Reverie, … of fine feeling, and a picture of which … bed, the deal wall, and the floor are … and unexpected disappointment. One … decoration and furniture, the principal interest of … houses and such things, and from time to time

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the moment and without … distinction, and he will … “beside the death-bed” by THEODOR funck ture; and in both branches … in Germany—and the programme in … greatest painter of imaginative and … the moment and without … distinction, and he will … “beside the death-bed” by THEODOR funck ture; and in both branches … in Germany—and the programme in … greatest painter of imaginative and

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Sandys, who in years past was an enlightened and … man and his remarkable … broad character and low-life types. He handles … hundred and fifty pictures and drawings by Professor … some of the independence and strength which had … tradition of classic landscape and to deal with it … It was full of fine paintings, soundly designed and

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water - colours charmingly painted, and distin- … of the roses are set and wrought in pewter, the … sycamore, and the parchment tints of this wood … in minute interlacing stems with leaves and … and has little value in a tone reproduction. Here

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this cabinet and rug fail somewhat to convey a … the interest of the intelligent and the curiosity of … legends got about as to this room, and numbers of … the arrangement and decoration of rooms is an … which formed part of the original scheme, and … by the sense of form and instinct for decora-

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in which he elected to work and, to a large extent, … An arts and crafts exhibition, in connection with … was the first event of this kind, and gave evidence … design and workmanship, the portion of an altar … sented by some vigorous wood-carving, and Miss … Pollock, and a small statuette on a pedestal by … side of severity, but showing sane and sensible

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drawing by W. Mitchell illustrated a pleasant~and … tive design and drawing. … Small; it was individual and arresting. Two water- … a hazardous venture, and few artists are daring … much that is commendable and full of promise for

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Water-colour and oils are the two mediums … gether rich and beautiful tone to his studies. … and there fell under the notice of Lanteri, whose … racter and strength to the modelling. Con- … tones—dull greys and browns—although one

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ings for his “ Westminster Cartoons,” and for … of line as Mr. Raven-Hill, and he does not … to his purpose as a caricaturist, and his never- … esque gives him a broader field and … degree of grace and smartness. The … suggested than actual, and seeking to

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being!!genial in"' character and free from those … of gold-point and chalk drawings, several etchings, … solemn in its sentiment, and impressive in its … From one of the most strenuous and powerful of … tant etchings by old and modem masters. The

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has been recently designed and exe- … and most representative painters of the nineteenth … able works; Dagnan Bouveret had an exquisite and … and Zuloaga; Mrs. Stillman, and Miss … nings —1847 to 1850 and thereabouts

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the colour is rich and harmonious, and two of the … GLASS FOR HALL DOOR DESIGNED AND EXECUTED … the exhibitions of the last few years, and vastly … light and atmospheric effect, after realism at all … highly refined portraits, two of children and one, ex- … SCREEN DESIGNED AND EXECUTED

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BATHROOM WINDOW IN ANTIQUE AND OPALESCENT GLASSES DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY ANDREW STODDART … pupils merit special attention. In his Vespero and … covolo, Basilici, and Mengarini. A Luminista, too, … VESTIBULE SCREEN IN WHITE ANTIQUE AND OPALESCENT GLASSES

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brilliant and … and Vittorio … and his Decorative Landscape (here illustrated) has … Alex Holmstrom, whose fantastic and imaginative … gave a charming piece of fresh colour and painting … DESIGNED AND EXECUTED

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PARIS.—The fine medals and plaquettes by … allegory, showing the Hotel de Ville and market- … decoration, and an entirely … of the poet, a pensive and … Henri Kautsch was born at Prague, and … and he it was who so successfully organised

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characteristic also—viz. the beauty and novelty of

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tastefully and … mann, and many others. … Feast, some Hessian peasant-types, and a most … technique, and yet remaining sunny and bright. … first importance, and most of the drawings have

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with a superb Mother and Child, of deep feeling, and … of tones made up by the dresses, faces, and … I should mention that Weimar, Karlsruhe, and … hitherto as a remarkable draughtsman and interest- … three fine fountains and a strange Bismarck monu-

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and the white Penseur, placed in a … plished and brought to a finish, but … London, at Diisseldorf, and … just turned sixty, and the uncommon exhibition of … sing, and the treatment adds … tion and simplification, has

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tural designs, etchings, drawings, and a good section … ing and lack of drawing … ality and entirely national … to mere imitation. And it is these masters who … Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville are the three

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and the world in general. By the word “school” … and Blay in sculpture. It is but two or three … severe and elegant, powerful and delicate. … .Rest, and Family. D. Ramon Casas sent an … imaginable posture—men and women writhing

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the best and most original … Santiago Rusinol, and … and other influences. If traces of pre-Raphaelitism … of material, and perfection of process, some half- … and the possession of two of the largest kilns in … and of colour is cultivated in a more marked and … have had no previous knowledge of drawing, and … young for any fixed curriculum, and whether or

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ledged, and that it holds the possibilities of future … and requirements of the individual pupil he always … organised form and individual inclination has not … Ware ” will be an indication of refinement and … showing of work both in painting and sculpture … siderably over life-size and showed Australia—a … Teague, and The Sonata by Mr. Bell, the latter … and C. Summers must also be included for … Gallery, and has established quite a record for his … its exaggerations and distortions of fact, its … stant companion, and who, without doubt, owed … is obscured, and I feel that it is only fair to his … ledged, and that it holds the possibilities of future … and requirements of the individual pupil he always … organised form and individual inclination has not … Ware ” will be an indication of refinement and … showing of work both in painting and sculpture … siderably over life-size and showed Australia—a … Teague, and The Sonata by Mr. Bell, the latter … and C. Summers must also be included for … Gallery, and has established quite a record for his … its exaggerations and distortions of fact, its … stant companion, and who, without doubt, owed … is obscured, and I feel that it is only fair to his

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to his hostess at a musical party, and remarks … personality, and of pathetic instances of the devo- … displeasure of the Master; and when, on his return, … my solitary artistic career, and tried to make a … good. We worked well for the Master and we … old friend and pupil, taken when the relations … no less than five of Maude standing and five of Sir … English Earthenware and Stoneware. By W illiam … director of Pilkington’s Tile and Pottery Co., and … and Miss Meteyard the true facts connected with … fessor Church, and of Mr. Hobson, to whom he … examples in public museums, so that students and … the history of the potter’s art up to 1600, and … and quaint slip dish, by Thomas Toft, from the

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Wedgwood, Josiah Wedgwood and their contem- … worthy for their literary charm, curiosity, and … in 1623, and the new, limited in all to a little over … and, indeed, scarcely a letter of his even on business … in this very mystery there is an added cnarm ; and, … the Baptist of the Fienza Museum, surely an … and it was he who formed the nucleus of what is … noteworthy contents, and in so doing she betrays … tion,” she quotes George Eliot and Nathaniel … Venice, who lived between 1668 and 1750. Three

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field of criticism. The exact date and the name of … as Giovanni Morelli and Bernhard Berenson, when … and again reprinted, and has been constantly … cluded in an abbreviated form, and have been … fulness, and may possibly be the means of solving … the Italian and English editors bringing the text … certain old clocks and watches that its title would … water-clocks, wick and lamp timekeepers, hour- … water-clocks, the recently restored and most curious … of Rouen, and the ornate sixteenth-century clock … clock and watch-makers of the past, the compila- … Bell.) 21s. net.—In this interesting and useful … to the connoisseur and collector, but scarcely

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well as domestic purposes, and with many fine … The alloy used, he says, is too crude and white, … success; and interesting as are some of the contents … editorship, and were fully in place there, but they … bowing acquaintance, and he is disposed to give … “ there are but two luminous and self-evident things, … Sergant, and the Venice, after Moffat Lindner, the … in 1896, is as full of pregnant and witty observa- … be considered an Art, and Art Prisons, in the last … virile and caustic style. … and so original are the ideas enumerated in it, … of women by the sculptor and the painter are, … Literature,” and the “ Identity and Fusion of the

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virile and original work. The author had the privi- … (London: A. and F. Denny.) is. net.—It seems … gives extracts from the will of Sir Francis, and a … of engraving ; and supplements it with an interest- … Studio, and may justly be called masterpieces of … (Munich and London: Franz Hanfstaengl.) 1 is. net. … Yorkshire: Painted and Described by Gordon … Scarborough Harbour and the Rivaulx Abbey—are, … of Whitby Harbour in the early morning and … in colour, and when carried out in work will, with- … N.B.), and the Second Prize (One Guinea) to … virile and original work. The author had the privi- … (London: A. and F. Denny.) is. net.—It seems … gives extracts from the will of Sir Francis, and a … of engraving ; and supplements it with an interest- … Studio, and may justly be called masterpieces of … (Munich and London: Franz Hanfstaengl.) 1 is. net. … Yorkshire: Painted and Described by Gordon … Scarborough Harbour and the Rivaulx Abbey—are, … of Whitby Harbour in the early morning and … in colour, and when carried out in work will, with- … N.B.), and the Second Prize (One Guinea) to

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“ And how do you imagine that what you call … was a member of the Academy himself, and that … fund and certainly not an endowment for the … and representative that are held in this country. … and chosen out of the whole body of artists because … paradise. Wait and see ! ” … mindedness of the Academy, and I would like to … of trust is practically impossible ; and what chance … Tate Gallery and assigned positions which could … reject more important and more representative

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where it is Germany and Japan which arrest … its military and naval capacity, has mustered … exhibit of fine arts, and to have seen that was to … reticence and tactful simplicity of the essentially … artist superior to his contemporaries; and such a … intrinsic value and also by reason of the fact that … tivated Japanese, and read such a book as Mr. … ese ideal, and have begun to realize its intimate … ances are deceptive.” And the continuous aim of … of its accidental wrappings and surprise it in its … and detailed characteristics. But in its higher … own. The cloud excites in us a buoyancy and

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assumes the other actors, the scenery, and supers … key to the problems of his life and art. The con- … striving after simplicity both in technique and in … up once and for all. Yes, a “little” matter; for it … and not escape the attention of our teachers of art. … Shogunate was being gradually broken up and the … were permitted, and any deviation from these, or … and Chinese schools, whereby he obtained such … liberty and play. … head pupil, and at twenty-six discontinued the life … Western methods and ideas. The essential of the … a livelihood by making bridges for guitars and link- … Naval Academy was founded and Gaho received

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ern methods of painting, and to place upon their … that each can yield; is a man of original genius, and, … whom, as far as possible for a man of his age and … and portrayed; the grip of the rooted oak, its … the appearance of nature as it was, and not as he … sal, and to acquiescing in the idea that he is only … Fair, is Ml. Horai and Sunrise; the Horaizan being … clearly visible, and one knows that from the veran- … of spiritual desire and massed ramparts barring … tion and those of detail; the suggestion in the one … unaffected dignity and the instinctive graciousness

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From the Exhibit oj Japan at St. Louis “ WINTER MORNING AND WILD DUCKS

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imagination and the consciousness into the upper … and the suggestiveness of piquant simplicity. In … the polar star,” and this old artist, whose work … Winter Morning and Wild Ducks. The picture is … of grandeur, that homeliness and meagreness of … bending his body to, and staggering in, the force of … their arms gesticulating, their foliage tossed and … point of view was intensely subjective, and the more … and at the same time a more poignant suggestive- … by its very nature, is a system of conventions and … accepted, and so admit to our habitual acceptance. … we have had sun and sunlight with us always. Not … selves of objects represented, and do not care for … a thing to be admired and to be made at once as

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tions and ‘of … of the old art; and such a man is Gaho. To the … and method is … ese art; and, … Matter and

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ority of mind over matter, and a hint of how we … simplicity and directness over “being troubled … ority of mind over matter, and a hint of how we … simplicity and directness over “being troubled

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and public favor on account of its prima jacie … guidance of both art and life, conveyed in the three

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the liberty of paraphrasing and freely extracting … we find what the medium was truly meant for, and … design, color, and leading. … the sense of fitness of expression and singleness of … quickly filled new and expensive churches. “Opal … of something mural and opaque, instead of trans- … appreciate the value of hard lines, and consequently … greatly to the lead lines, and inquired why it was

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love and respect for … and devout mysticism … saints and martyrs, we still have the story of … and the true decorator … in one way and embel-

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public—subconscious and uncritical though the … and shapes—nautical, stable, domestic, and what … absolute darkness and … cal day, and the coales- … and crafts, when mech- … mechanical contrivances, and applying its ability … gress Street, and the name at once calls to mind the … both its lines and its … for use, and of adapt- … and he is, besides, one … and Beverly, the Vir- … been revived by the Hingham Society of Arts and

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tions and occa- … Prize Cup, and … material, and … ship; and the designs them- … ing and Clay Modeling. It … constructive value, and no pre- … ery to a minimum and sub- … and wax, which brings out the … leather, dressed by hand and

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Schools and Institutions … chairs are jmade, and … meaningless and un- … it ? ” and ‘ ‘ How cheap … simple and beautiful … and took several … Art School, and has … ings and drawings … open fireplaces, and … AND IN- … Schools and Institutions … chairs are jmade, and … meaningless and un- … it ? ” and ‘ ‘ How cheap … simple and beautiful … and took several … Art School, and has … ings and drawings … open fireplaces, and … AND IN-

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Schools and Institutions … Hammond and F. … and costume draw- … and charcoal: Arthur Hammond. … animal studies and … Ellis and Florence … Francis Winslow and

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Schools and Institutions … Mention: Albert R. Thayer. … The progress of the Cincinnati Museum, as

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Schools and Institutions … tor, has been in this city for the past season, and … tute and Historical and Art Society, has added to … of Julia Marlowe; and the Rev. Alfred Duane Pell, … pioneer in the far West, and was originally estab-

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the late W. C. Yawley and $200 from Mr. and Mrs. … Miss Ellen Wetherald Ahrens and Miss Amy … The Society of Akts and Crafts has … craft and endeavors to stimulate in workmen the … or four years, with exhibitions of basket work and … in gold beating, silver smithing, enameling and … sylvania Museum. This handsome plate has a … Wood, John Alcock and others, and is now given … ten years, and resumed his former medium in oils. … October 10 and n, to consist of original water- … committees in London, Paris and Munich, to con- … the late W. C. Yawley and $200 from Mr. and Mrs. … Miss Ellen Wetherald Ahrens and Miss Amy … The Society of Akts and Crafts has … craft and endeavors to stimulate in workmen the … or four years, with exhibitions of basket work and … in gold beating, silver smithing, enameling and … sylvania Museum. This handsome plate has a … Wood, John Alcock and others, and is now given … ten years, and resumed his former medium in oils. … October 10 and n, to consist of original water- … committees in London, Paris and Munich, to con-

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of the quaint and picturesques scenes in the north … end of the city, and the Kelly Art Gallery has been … The Detroit Museum of Art announces an … Detroit and in Michigan intended and adapted for … tion of ink, and the application of it by means of … master printers of England and the Continent will … Moribus Iulii Agricolae and De Origine Situ … of the quaint and picturesques scenes in the north … end of the city, and the Kelly Art Gallery has been … The Detroit Museum of Art announces an … Detroit and in Michigan intended and adapted for … tion of ink, and the application of it by means of … master printers of England and the Continent will … Moribus Iulii Agricolae and De Origine Situ

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life and work of one of the most eminent artists of … influence of Velasquez—and, for that matter, of … sorts of masters and models in both Edinburgh and … than in any other, and were ultimately focussed … simply as we find him, and to look at his various … Most of the poems abound with the poet’s love and … his poem, “A Prairie Farmer,” and most pro- … I rest upon thy bosom, and mine eyes … And with its spell bright youth returns again, … And, condescending, view her beauties o’er. … And when life’s last, faint, twilight beam is spent,

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reigns of Charles VIII. and Louis XII. … publication of documents, and the scattered sum- … Historical Painting and Portrait Painting under … Cabinet des Estampes, Paris, the British Museum, … diary or letter, so clear and retentive was his mem- … Bach. Oxon., and his mother the daughter of the … anecdotes are-related, and also Lady Callcott, the … the famous painter J. M. W. Turner and George … Majesty’s keen intelligence and art sympathy. … lakes and rivers with their surrounding hills and … of maple woods and dark crowding fir trees have for … merous and marvelous are her adventures, in which … of North American Indian life and the strange

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romance and adventure this story will certainly … Wraxall, and … and London: … down, and that … name alive so long as letters and the charm of con- … the kingdom, and Dr. Johnson described him as … scribes a scene between the dictatorial doctor and … Smith and Bos- … sip and traveler, … Denmark and … the Ganges into one ear and Wraxall the Danube

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Franklin, drew up and signed the peace between … Bart., to his brother Sir William, and Miss Franks … last survivors of the “Bas Bleu” and describe their … of the diary of Samuel Pepys and a reproduction … (2) Designs must be original and not traceable … OR set of drawings, and must be enclosed in a sealed … panied by sufficient stamps for postage or carriage and pack- … (7) All designs and correspondence thereon to be addressed … Series, C 1, November 1 for New Series C n, and December … Franklin, drew up and signed the peace between … Bart., to his brother Sir William, and Miss Franks … last survivors of the “Bas Bleu” and describe their … of the diary of Samuel Pepys and a reproduction … (2) Designs must be original and not traceable … OR set of drawings, and must be enclosed in a sealed … panied by sufficient stamps for postage or carriage and pack- … (7) All designs and correspondence thereon to be addressed … Series, C 1, November 1 for New Series C n, and December

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“ANEMONES.” by ALBERT MOORE.

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THE ARTISTS’ SOCIETY AND … away from the noise and hurry of London, one … appeared on the horizon. George Lance and … John Tenniel and Charles Keene. During the … and G. J. Pinwell must always live in close associa- … Edward Poynter and Vicat Cole. Sir Edward’s first … sketches, Mr. Stacey Marks and Mr. Leader. Charles

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names are well known, and … Poetical and Rustic .Fig- … 1845, and whose death, … and Louis Haghe. Whist-

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into its service; and in the founding of the Artists … then decadent “grand style”; and its traditions … Club, and the Society has now become P°PU dr i … whom fall the entire management and responsi- … some given title, partaking of tea and a supper

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were built to the order of the Society, and here … week, and settled out of pocket then and there. … Composition”; and R. Cull gave frequent dis- … was held in high favour and patronised by the … and it is evident from … they felt the need of study and friendly suggestion

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for artists, and fewer studios, … same subject, and to discuss their individual until the period of the renaissance that the … —to get the simplest and best kind of art … and the inauguration of the Friday evening … by, and one man after another drops out of … the drawing from the antique, and there

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to the north, and that the professional artist’s … it started first as a seminary for artists, and … for them, and soon the … Academy and the greatest … time when Reynolds and … and he left the world at … itself a whole technique of art criticism, and, more-

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the scenes, as it were, and has watched the artist … religious subjects, as apostles and saints, that … even in the present time of school and tech- … its principles and worked on under its direction … tion of old and historical costumes, and there … to their collection of costumes and armour, until … All the members and … and lover. When one stops

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wanted to gain more facility in memory work, and … and then go to the club … —some who are famous and some who are just be-

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on candidates for election than it is now, and it was … first, and the London Sketch Club, of which an … reputation for its spirit of Bohemianism, and from … however, and while there is an … placed, and the twentieth-cen- … and studies are on show the … cap and apron, dispenses the cup that cheers from … as humorous imitations of children and well-

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and, for some of the artists, quite into the dawn of … A.R.A., and Edwin Hayes, the marine painter, … monologues and the most … low, and who usedsometimes … gentlemen, and insisted on his joining him in … week are related and old reminiscences recalled

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' SHINE AND SHADE … was a most enthusiastic sketcher, and … Gregory and Herkomer shows signs … brief careers of Walker and Pinwell. … and said little while at the Club, but … to a jumping match, and … and again. Wingfield, one

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look for the signature, when, lo and behold, … in the old days, and is … art, and some of the names … and G. S. Walters, R.B.A. … for over forty years, and are still turning out some … in figure-work and clever execution. His nudes … illustrator and an artist in black-and-white, that

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the Society, and holds the office of curator. His … renown of the Society, and his work is individualised … members, and is noted for his cleverness in flat … The imaginative and real- … picting of reality, and is characteristic of him as a man … and thereupon migrated to … the Society, and holds the office of curator. His … renown of the Society, and his work is individualised … members, and is noted for his cleverness in flat … The imaginative and real- … picting of reality, and is characteristic of him as a man … and thereupon migrated to

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He invented stories about witches and ghosts, and … ideas, and it is this indi- … nent, Delacroix, and his … and was therefore in just the mood for receiving … look around and study reality. Living at Grez, he

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and once more Larsson’s own good-natured ex- … temporaries, that Larsson was to gain fame and … water - colours, and his … into caricature, and we … and feel sympathy with his little girls who cry … formerly despised, and he saves his art by

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work, and we may then … landscapes and portraits in water-colours. This … thus remained as sketches, and this part of his

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“STRANGERS FROM THE l AND OF EGYPT”: … house in every nook and corner, to the very … three colours, and this interesting collection was … are all made in wash, and are remarkable for

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“ERL4ND AND SINGOALLA ” BY C. LARSSON … derful effect with view's and figures in silhouette, … Albert Bonnier that this … appreciate his most sincere art, and thus loses … back to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. … oak, and elaborately carved on the lid and sides. … “ERL4ND AND SINGOALLA ” BY C. LARSSON … derful effect with view's and figures in silhouette, … Albert Bonnier that this … appreciate his most sincere art, and thus loses … back to the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries. … oak, and elaborately carved on the lid and sides.

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Denmark. It is many centuries old, and is … chestnut-wood, is oblong in shape, and has a raised … tions, and capable of … manship and belongs to … sides, top, and back are plain. On either side of … seventeenth century, and married a certain William

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in length, and 2 feet 2-\ inches in depth. It was … by an amateur of Esther Hobsonne’s chest, and … work. It is made of carved and gilt wood, and is … of Solomon and the … is seven feet, and it cost … compartments, and it is on record that one lady, … “ cassone,” and then committed suicide. Her … workmanship. It is made of wood, carved and gilt. … supposed to be typical of Peace, and another cupid

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painting is more original than beautiful, and not … Museum. It is made of wood overlaid with … arms and a somewhat stern … and carrying what appear … same museum, but not il- … headed nails, and a fair … silk and consequently do not take up much room)

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teenth century, and the … Kensington Museum in … of German make and dates … from Turkey, and dates back to the eighteenth … painted and gilded … tical in design, and may

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weight, and is provided with a very artistic lock of … saints This handsome and unique coffer may also … private collection, and were brought over from … ivory and coloured woods … at both ends and the back, and is provided with a … be found in South Kensington Museum, being

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years ago, entering a Dutch farmhouse and being … Art has her martyrs and her heroes. Giovanni … encompassed heights—and whilst working on the … presence of his wife and sons, in the tiny wooden … years ago, entering a Dutch farmhouse and being … Art has her martyrs and her heroes. Giovanni … encompassed heights—and whilst working on the … presence of his wife and sons, in the tiny wooden

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contumely and derision which, as frequently … de Chavannes, and Bocklin, is a shining light of … sepia, and in crayon. But besides being abundant, … the products of his brush and pencil may well be … of pictorial vision, and … And then, at length, … note of originality, and … and from the minute but superficial exactitude of … prehend in a marvellous manner all the austere and

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upturned by the plough, and their far horizons, vast … and winter, up to the day of his death. With this … become the true protagonists of his new works ; and … certain attempt, modifying and perfecting it to a … multi-coloured lines replacing their spots and dashes … coming, Spritig in the Alps, and various other works … sounds and colours which shall contain within itself … spring, and has listened to the voices that rise from … chains of rocky mountains and by snowy glaciers, … and sound; and how the mind which governs … perience or comprehend it, our art is incomplete, and … and I chose the Upper Engadine for my subject, … the rocks to make all things green and fresh where … faint lines and spots of gold, entitled : The Punish-

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and was suggested by the popular superstition that … Florence in 1895, and before which the majority of … should combine and harmonise his realistic … three symbolic lunettes and the four decorative … lifetime—in 1888, 1892, and 1898), … and an exquisitely fanciful symbolic … a feeling of most sincere and pro- … ing and delightful revelations might

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acute, and a hand so sure and cunning, as were … of grace and gaiety bequeathed by the French … worthy descendant: of their own blood and of … beings full of charm and rich with scenes of pleasure. … pastels in addition to his painting and his vigorous … acute, and a hand so sure and cunning, as were … of grace and gaiety bequeathed by the French … worthy descendant: of their own blood and of … beings full of charm and rich with scenes of pleasure. … pastels in addition to his painting and his vigorous

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favourite figures of Watteau and his disciples. … choly is mixed with their diversions, and a restless- … Again—and this bears still further testimony to … tains, the parks, and the lovely rose-grown ruins; but … afraid to mix with his Gilles and his Clitandres the … consciousness, for Cheret has studied long and

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the happy flight into the regions of fancy and … Victoria and Albert Museum some interesting … of Mr. Watts in those days, and of whom he

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ment of the exhibits, both this year and last, has … Competition, and added … and design, 'and some of the subjects would do … of work they may design, and to show it in all its … the applied arts, and cannot but react well upon

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effects by the simplest means and with due regard … and this is habitually inter- … ration, and has been aptly … elaboration, and the load- … and the restless convolu- … tion to a smooth and roundly … the surface of pottery and an

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ality and inventive charm. The plates by Francis … panels and friezes are somewhat above … of the designs in plaster, metal, and … conventional, and one that might easily … choice and disposition of materials. The two

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and also when applied to other materials. The New … and Manchester. … their own gifts clearly marked and wisely cultivated,

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waist-belt with mounts and clasps of copper … shape and proportions, rather than by any super- … its general scheme is flat and unobtrusive in … and fewer repetitions and varieties of detail were … corners and projecting details of form. The deco- … able. Among the most distinctive and … and reticence of ornament too rare in

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conspicuous in the black-and-white section for

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careful pen-and-ink draw- … and decorated page with … drawing and composition … manlike tooling and sound

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book-bindings by Ethel Slater (Leeds) and of … and the treatment, though … to its purpose, and rightly … and another, clever in con- … and full of breezy motion … appreciation of the value and limits of this

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somewhat ambitious and ecclesiastical character, … by Mary G. Perrott (Holloway) and W. Potts … manner, and the exhibits, though still above … inspiration on these lines, and the design by … (Holloway), and Harry Tattersall (Bury). … full beauty of its design, in spite of laborious and … Wilkinson, with its fresh and interesting combina- … pretty and satisfying design. … ley) and the silk hanging

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more simple but very delicate and pretty piece of … coration is quite novel and daring. It is one … tersea) in pearly silver and blue, the dress-collar … bold in composition and colouring and more than

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excellence, and Taunton still holds its own in this … on forms themselves gossamer-like and ethereal in … and beautifully executed, and special … furniture that is really comfortable and

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of Mr. Charles Agard and some Australian artists, … de Bennecourt, Les Saules au Crepuscule, and a study

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Effet d' Orage was very successful in colour, and, … fight for a hearing and without the fear of failure … variety both in treatment and in the choice of … Shop especially, and the other works of Mr. A. … appeared in reproduction in Punch and other

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ablest works, and by … originality and extremely decorative, and the … scapes and a figure subject. … and Mr. Hughes - Stan- … treated, and very attractive in its suggestion of

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NECKLACE IN DIAMONDS AND OPALS … and with a true sense of style. In its fortunate … of its strength and fresh-

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pute sincere and devout in intention; it is cer- … a new departure in religious art, and as an … is very well drawn, and the face is an especially … ecclesiastical building; and he has arrived at a … stained-glass window designed and painted by him

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of colour and for the clever use made in it … ingenious and … monds and opals, also by Mr. Spencer. This design … and the Scandinavian Earth-ash Ygdrasil, shows … Waring and made at

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her exhibition, Old Houses, Norwich, and … design, and upon the graceful cup designed … Earth-snake controlled, binds the earthly and … ordeal and set free from the dominion of the … fine gold and partly in 18 carat, the two … of her paintings and etchings. It is the

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the habit of the school, and they … is worked in gold and silver threads. … scapes and figure subjects, has … cated, and to these principles he

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and the masters of the Re- … chance in them, and even … crude and yet so fine ; the grandiose … akin both in sentiment and in in- … terest and curiosity, and in a future

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M. Besnard has been chosen—and the choice is … and Walden. On the other hand, there are now … promised and eagerly looked forward … cine, Philosophy, and the unfinished … particular science—and the end is the … appointed and bitter expression of the

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and clouds of drapery, and … there. And in his por- … so wonderfully and … no less than thirty-one pictures and frescoes. This … new combinations of colour, and de- … though the painter’s ideas and tastes … Professors Koloman Moser and Josef … of his brush and the fine-

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fine degree. The tones are black and … who lies in terrible unrest; and over … Solemn Hour), and other subjects, show … yet at the same time they are full of life and … and what at once strikes the … and has its own peculiar in- … DESIGNED AND ARRANGED BY TOSEF HOFFMANN

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(Evening Rest) and IVa/dlied (Song of the Wood) … the tiny waterfall and the … and weft. Whichever way … methods, and each time … have removed part of their clothing, and stand

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and at the same time, successful attempt at colour- … realism : one can almost smell the soapsuds and … tures by Hans von Marees, who died in 1887, and

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convention, and to seek his inspiration—where alone … natural scenery; and, he having opened the way, … personality is unique, and he is looked up to as a … youth to devote himself entirely to art, and he … fields and forests, hills and plains, of remote dis- … to what he wears or what he eats and drinks, … poet as well as the eye and hand of an artist. He … ferent towns—Budapest, Vienna, and Paris—but

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Italy, in France, and in Germany he has painted … earn enough to go on with, and then resume his … and can never be mis- … Nature alone, and its mo- … turesque; he eschews the literal, and treats every- … own personality. He makes many sketches and … szky is far too original and … and the pictures painted at … of technique and experi-

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colour and for form, so … simply full of studies, and … and honourable record of … the future—and they are … grows daily younger and … His style gains daily in grandeur; and whether his … only about 60 metres long and 30 wide. Owing … could be taken, and the two accompanying illus- … out of doors, places to live in in the open air, and … then anarchy and more or less unhappy re-hash

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(By permission of the New York Church Glass and Decorating Co. See page 360,) … perhaps had enough of it now, and so Behrens thinks … fountain and basin on a low level in so relatively … mate and, to some extent, arbitrary manner. He

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(By permission of the New York Church Glass and Decorating Co. See page 360 ) … Voltat, Edouard Viullard, Albert Andre, Maurice … fact that only one Belgian artist, and that one a … the subject, and the matter has even been the … were excellent, others quite second-rate, and others

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Studio in 1900 ; and the finest piece of sculpture … Laing and J. Dillens, and, lastly, the numerous … Richier, some decorative work by Montald, and … reception room, which is 70 ft. by 40 ft, and will … And this choice has not surprised those of us … domitable perseverance, and the love of hard … she is an American born and of American … Beckwith at the Art Students’ League, and during … These decorations consist of an altar-piece, and … and will recall the history of Pennsylvania from … charming house and studios close to Philadelphia

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became an inn, and whose huge gardens and beau- … The Prado and i/s Masterpieces. By C. S. … own, and adds that “ if he has ventured into fields … and free from the irritating laying down of the law … to this congress of master-painters, and naively … “and an unexpected thousand or so over the record … metheus, and technical difficulties led to the omission … Murillo, Ribera, and II Greco, who are, of … Van Dyck, Holbein, and Diirer. Amongst the … and Andrea del Sarto’s Madonna and Child, with … bound 30 marks.—An incidental and most grati- … Isles as Ceylon, India, Japan, China, and Italy, so … beauty of English landscape scenery, and con- … is worthy in the past or in the present, and is as full … and detailed history of the development of the … became an inn, and whose huge gardens and beau- … The Prado and i/s Masterpieces. By C. S. … own, and adds that “ if he has ventured into fields … and free from the irritating laying down of the law … to this congress of master-painters, and naively … “and an unexpected thousand or so over the record … metheus, and technical difficulties led to the omission … Murillo, Ribera, and II Greco, who are, of … Van Dyck, Holbein, and Diirer. Amongst the … and Andrea del Sarto’s Madonna and Child, with … bound 30 marks.—An incidental and most grati- … Isles as Ceylon, India, Japan, China, and Italy, so … beauty of English landscape scenery, and con- … is worthy in the past or in the present, and is as full … and detailed history of the development of the

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and Modern. Every section of this remarkable publi- … Penshurst and Igtham as well as of the Kitchen of … Voysey, Edgar Wood, and other famous architects. … Harry Furniss at Home. Written and Illustrated … ful interpretation of human nature, and the many … and a little careful editing would have added to … parison between Du Maurier and Max O’Rell is … Edinburgh and its Story. By Oliphant Smeaton. … deep romance of her associations, and the priceless … historical publications, and the author of numerous … of a hoary antiquity, but in his delightful and … associated with her, and so fully has she retained … history; he describes the city as she is now, and in

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and of his grandmother, Mary of Lorraine, after … Singleton. (Hodder and Stoughton.) J2 2s. … and the checking of the originality of design for … whose “ French Decoration and Furniture in the … “ French and English Furniture ” the numerous … by the connoisseur and collector as well as by the … English and Scottish Wrought-Ironwork. By … Great Britain, and it may even inaugurate a renais- … says Mr. Murphy, “ was, both in England and … from outside, and Mr. Murphy cites the remains … work was reached, and he frankly admits the … from the mingling of rolled and hammered iron,” … are excellent, and prove that Scottish workers in

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of able artists,” said the Art Critic, “and I would … So-and-So, Limited, and without any acknowledg- … stock production ; and the better I do my work, the … and another, that to put our employes, even by … painter, and to a share in the popularity which is … status in the art world as the painters, and this

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been made, and to have remarked airily: “I … shown great ability in designing and creating works … History is ever repeating herself, and doubtless

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distorted and ugly windows that “adorn” many … elements of beauty, symmetry, repose, dignity and … work of art is honesty. Is it a true and genuine … ing and deeply sincere, is artistic. … effort in a given direction, and the complacency … and Michelangelo were associated with the beauti- … This spirit was iconoclastic and resulted in the … tion of worship. Cathedral and churches where … and one of its most beautiful and encouraging … spaces are imperative, and yet where the light must … on the very verge of a new Christian Art, freer and … foster a richer and more harmonious music and … unpreempted. And it will not be only in eclesias-

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ating and even … leads; and the su- … and spoils their … these experiments have been made, and of course … and yet it may be seen in some of … and draw attention … stained glass and … and Sir E. Burne- … Madox Brown and

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endeavor, fine artistic spirit, and ability—and … York Mechanics and Tradesmen’s Institute which, … decides on the appropriate subject and prepares … disposition of the leads and the patterns from … many thousand, are laid on a large glass easel and … at hand and is supplied with natural gas. When … spective, of light and shade, architectural environ- … and Philadelphia. Some of his most typical win- … girl. The figures are nobly contrasted and the … and oriel window at the very top are filled with … entitled “Mercy and Judgment.” It represents … expresses her discouragement, her despair, and a … are thirty-six feet high and nine feet wide, their

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Wise and Foolish Virgins.” The two main panels … slow and gracious carriage; their lamps are brightly … of the stairs typify “Pity” and “Surprise”; their … her duty and the consciousness of her failure is … road, and thus leading the eye to a prospect of … Oriental draperies, flowing in pleasing and restful … unobtrusive and yet so constructed as to strengthen … with directness and solemn earnestness and it has … is simple and restful, the predominating tones … with a calm and subdued light most satisfactory. … soms of the water lily, typifying a brief and fra-

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Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … day of Albrecht Durer, but still solid and imperish- … its use and legitimate effect—or when the glass- … which gave it birth and at first encouraged it the … have its legitimate function and place, but it should … by fashing and eating away by means of acids, … The field of draughtmanship is inexhaustible and … The arts and crafts at the … The smaller exhibitions in other cities and towns … in the arts and crafts movement to-day; for unfor- … has been rejected by the Boston jury and vice versa. … Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … day of Albrecht Durer, but still solid and imperish- … its use and legitimate effect—or when the glass- … which gave it birth and at first encouraged it the … have its legitimate function and place, but it should … by fashing and eating away by means of acids, … The field of draughtmanship is inexhaustible and … The arts and crafts at the … The smaller exhibitions in other cities and towns … in the arts and crafts movement to-day; for unfor- … has been rejected by the Boston jury and vice versa.

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Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … Boston, New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis … and value of good design; to counteract the popular … imposed by materials and conditions, time and … criticisms and suggestions where desired. The … tained and the system so broadened that the jury … of art and included in his classification a group … Encouraged by the great growth of the arts and … same conditions as those granted painters and … representing work from the Atlantic and Pacific … arranged in the Sculpture Court and fifteen other … in galleries Nos. 9, 11, 12 and 13. … shown in windows in Gallery 13 and an adjoining … of much dignity and charm by Mrs. Henry Whit-

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Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … Harry E. Goodhue, and a small panel, Loch … and Mr. Goodhue, which appeared last year in … Hugh C. Robertson—known first as “ Chelsea” and … Chelsea, two small but very brilliant and valuable … cases containing the Teco, Van Briggle and Rook- … Hoagland, of New York, and by Miss Jones, of … and character. … design and of conventional decoration. The work … setting being perfect, and the margins, paper, and … modern printers, and the beautiful little volume of

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Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … well and its pupils have proved so capable that it … painstaking and thorough work, is that at the … nition of the need for quiet and leisure where … country, and probably with no equal among women … Sears and Miss Agnes St. John, who have been … seems to me, in both design and tooling (which is … Baker, Miss Upton and Miss Marot, and two … An interesting exhibit of tooled book covers and … are varied and are always beautiful. Mr. Sanford … exhibits some sconces, mugs, etc., in pottery and … The cases of metal work are most attractive and … pieces of silver and gold work adorned with pearls, … oils, water colour, and pastel, and as a photographer. … Miss Jane Carson and Miss Frances Barnum, of

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Arts and Crafts at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition … promise and the possibility of new uses of mate- … glass, enamel and pottery, and also a number of … employed by Tiffany & Company can go, and, … collection of work in leather, brass and copper, … design and execution.

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It is impossible and unnecessary to give a com- … and variety of the Ap- … SONS are odious”; and, … reincarnations perhaps; and the fact that a certain … and “parochial”— … every art and craft; and … It is impossible and unnecessary to give a com- … and variety of the Ap- … SONS are odious”; and, … reincarnations perhaps; and the fact that a certain … and “parochial”— … every art and craft; and

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duction and decoration of pottery and porcelain … been told by foreign critics (and their ancestors) … and essential to the … and honoured. … peats itself, and that … conception and execution of her designs. … and orginalityofher … in the building and … ware; and we would

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people of knowledge and taste at the very studios … clays, glazes, and all … celain and pottery … work and teaching in general, and from a careful … cess ; and they hold that the most perfect results … device and hand work … The vases and ves- … facture is slow and … frosting, application of enamels and gold are

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through a kiln to fix the gold trimming, and while … and^ prime mover in the … youth in Bohemia, and … ical sage: “Tell me who are your friends, and I

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will tell you your character”; and that analogous … and fewer still are they that, loving the thought, … the way and strait is the gate that leads thither.

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page, the ink, the paper, and lastly the binding … and conse- … large; and a false tone in this finishing touch to the … cover, and an inlaid design of passion flowers and … and grape … arized and … double and … executed in tiger morocco, decorated with blind and … and binding … istics, and for … a simpler and

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Schools and Institutions … and carver of several beautiful works of art; a … themselves. In the case of etchings and prints, only … exhibition is to be purchased for the museum of … La Farge and Miss Mary Cassatt. … Andre Michel, curator of painting and sculpture of … where it was purchased for the Detroit Museum. … Schools and Institutions … and carver of several beautiful works of art; a … themselves. In the case of etchings and prints, only … exhibition is to be purchased for the museum of … La Farge and Miss Mary Cassatt. … Andre Michel, curator of painting and sculpture of … where it was purchased for the Detroit Museum.

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village blacksmith as her type of minute man, and … ham Center and South Framingham. … youth and took up modeling, -upon seeing a work- … and Tommaso Juglaris have been engaged at the … given to the New York Public Library, and the … nine years ago at Fourth Avenue and Broadway, … the Metropolitan Museum for the erection of the … Constable’s Sketches in Oil and … This book is one of that well-designed and useful … are quite valueless to the student, and cannot fail … village blacksmith as her type of minute man, and … ham Center and South Framingham. … youth and took up modeling, -upon seeing a work- … and Tommaso Juglaris have been engaged at the … given to the New York Public Library, and the … nine years ago at Fourth Avenue and Broadway, … the Metropolitan Museum for the erection of the … Constable’s Sketches in Oil and … This book is one of that well-designed and useful … are quite valueless to the student, and cannot fail … village blacksmith as her type of minute man, and … ham Center and South Framingham. … youth and took up modeling, -upon seeing a work- … and Tommaso Juglaris have been engaged at the … given to the New York Public Library, and the … nine years ago at Fourth Avenue and Broadway, … the Metropolitan Museum for the erection of the … Constable’s Sketches in Oil and … This book is one of that well-designed and useful … are quite valueless to the student, and cannot fail

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the stiles and stumps and village lanes of his home … and will have its day; but truth in all things will … truth and its beauty. Indeed, far from being an … from and whose labors are devoted to the material … History of their Makers and a Brief Review of … Hawley, of Hartford, and one so representative of … student, connoisseur, and violin lover be not lost … of the violin, and its development in Italy; and, by … likely to gather from a personal examination and … letter-press and pictorial illustration, is beyond … As to the text—and we must say, en passant, that … mark, so to speak; and his remarks upon them and … ality is pleasing and vivid; in two pages he gives

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knows his subject, and knows … Healy Strad and the Earl … Mantua and others. Chapter XII.—Franjois … ductions, front and back views respectively, and … and several line diagrams in the text. We wish … voted to the mechanical execution and—above … such subjects as are suitable and for which it … and consequently with execrable effect, that we are … at least, only a half truth; and, … erature, is patent. But was this inevitable? And … a sufficiently high standard and wide calibre of

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original and native productiv- … from “the child’s and less of the would-be cos- … European students and critics in … lent and suggestive—not criticism proper, however; … far too much of the personal element, and, hence, … Poets of the Irish Movement (W. B. Yeats and … ‘ ‘ Aristocracy and Evolution ’ ’). … the title page a little masterpiece in black and three … separately printed and lightly affixed … author’s work, and illumining his … signed and printed, denoting his … plate—one that he himself will appreciate and enjoy … drawn and printed from “the child’s

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