International studio (24.1904/1905(1905))

Studio-Talk



good exhibit of bookbind-
ings was in this room, and
worthy of mention were
designs by Mr. B. Riley,
the Essex House, Messrs.
Sangorski & Sutcliffe, Mrs.
Rae Macdonald, Miss Alice
Pattinson, and Mr. George
Fisher, and a folding screen
in oak and embossed
leather designed by D.
Wordsworth and executed
by Mrs. Simpson.

LEADED GLASS

pictures designed by Mrs.
by Miss Sybil Wolton,
bedspreads by Arthur H.
Lee, were original and
well executed; there was
a coverlet by the Hasle-
mere Weaving Industry
which had beauty of
colour; and we were
struck with six doyleys by
Miss A. M. Appleton,
which were dainty and
elegant, and a very clever
decorative landscape
tapestry designed by
Luther Hooper and exe-
cuted by C. Y. S. Brock.

R. Reason and executed
and embroidered linen

In the Staircase Hall
there were some good book-
bindings by Walter Spink
and Miss Ethel Slater. In
one or two of the designs
of the former, however,
there was a tendency to
cheapen the appearance of
the work by over-embellish-
ment. An embroidered
panel of roses by Miss
C. A. Walker was well
done. On the Balcony the
leaded glasses designed by
Andrew Stoddart, and
those designed by A.
Gascoyne, were particularly
interesting. There was an oak inlaid secretaire by
Mr. M. Baillie Scott, executed by J. P. White,

DESIGNED BY ALEXANDER GASCOYNE
EXECUTED BY GEORGE BURNILL
EXHIBITORS : GEO. F. GASCOYNE 4 SON


In the East Room the
colour-print drawings for
book illustrations by Miss
F. H. Laverack were of
exceptional merit. A very
360

OAK M'ASHSTAND

DESIGNED BY AMBROSE HEAL, JUNR.
EXECUTED BY MESSRS. HEAL & SONS