International studio (25.1905)

intention and accomplish-
ment. Among the figure
subjects there are such
delightful drawings as Mr.
J. R. Weguelin's A%g AAz^zk
rz/* A*H7z'.r A7zzz^, one of his
daintiest fancies, treated
with rare refinement of
sentiment and delicacy
of colour; Mr. J. Walter
West's pretty study of a
girl writing a letter,
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Mr. R. Anning Bell's com-
positions, opulent in forms
and sumptuous in colour,
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and A%<? A)az'jy
C^az'zzMr. Arthur Rack-
ham's amazing fantasies, A%ajzzz-z; AA^
AAz'zzrw'.s' ATzAwz*, and Azz A'^/azzA; Mr. W. J.

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BY MACAULAY STEVENSON

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realised Aw^zvzzz/'z'zz and A%^
Adr. H. E. Crocket's A%a?A<9z*<z
azzA Af?zzcz*z'a:; Mr. H. S.
Tuke's clever but rather
matter-of-fact Cz<A?A az?A
A<?aAJzzzz^^j; and Professor
von Herkomer's powerful
character study, AA<? AAAzzz--
zzzazz ZAzz^^z*^. The
number of thoroughly
acceptable landscapes is
even larger. The best in
a long list are Sir E. A.
Waterlow's subtly atmo-
spheric Akwg Czzzzzzzzozz
and A% 0% zA^
Azz^zv A^owzzj/ Mr. J. S.
Sargent's brilliant sketches,
A%^ AiAA a Afzz*z*d'zzz' and
AWazzz? (Az*z'zzzazzz'/ Mr.
Robert Little's broad and
decorative (Aa/M^z7/; Mr
D. Y. Cameron's impres-
sive fFazzz'zz^' Az^2, low-
toned and suggestive; Mr.
James Paterson's powerful
Adzzzz^AM AAYZr / and other
contributions by such ac-
complished artists as Sir
Francis Powell, Mr. C. B.
Phillip, Mr. Reginald Bar-
ratt, Mr. Albert Goodwin,
Mr. W. Callow, and Mr.
R. W. Allan. Mr. J. M.
Swan, too, sends one of his