International studio (25.1905)

shows one of the best water-colours he
has done for some years, a smalt por-
trait of HhA/, <?/ AA IK AAw-
^7*.M72, Ary. / Mr. St. George Hare, a
charming fancy,
and two other good drawings ; Sir J. D.
Linton, a sound and scholarly produc-
tion, A%r AY&aAMr. W. Lee Hankey,
a large and ambitious composition
representing a priest visiting a sick
woman ; Mr. Menpes, a pretty portrait
study, AAAr Aw AA?(?y and Mr. James
Clark, two most attractive drawings,
treated with delightful decorative feel-
ing, Ah???; C<w/ A?r^ IHA and Aaz'y
AfafA a/ ^ Aaiw^. Among the land-
scapes the most memorable are Mr. J. S.
Hill's broad and distinguished A/^aAswr
a^&zKAzwH,' Mr. G. C. Haite's brilliant
AAf7A,?7*A CarAr / Mr. Leslie Thom-
son's vigorous yet subtle
ATa^a^T*,- Mr. R. B. Nisbet's
AaTiArra^^, rich in colour and strong in
handling; the clever sketches by Mr.
Claude Hayes, ^4 Al'Aa/ 7?z'&<?7* and
A^aT* J)7?FA/.f/%a:772, ,* Mr. W.
Rainey's ^ CAawa/
CA27-/A772 Mr. Yeend King's
"AT SALE MARASINO" BY A. WALLACE RIMINGTON Al'/ZAwaT*^, Mr. F. S. Richard-
son's robust sketch, ^4 A^7*7A CaM77/7y
Aa^r / and Air. J. Aumonier's exquisite
completest and most masterly drawings, the superb pastoral, IFar^Ano', one of his most delightful
a?;A C?<Ar; and there is a large work, interpretations of English rural scenery, and as
AT?ara<A a??A AjA/5a?3, by Mr.
E. Alexander.

We give illustrations on
pages 343 and 344 of two
admirable landscapes by
Mr. Macaulay Stevenson
which were exhibited in
London some while ago.

The Royal Institute of
Painters in Water-colours
has recently reconstructed
its galleries, and has in some
respects increased their
suitability for the display of
works of art. Its present
exhibition can be well seen
in the rearranged rooms,
and is quite worthy of atten-
tion. Mr. E. J. Gregory

CHO]R STALLS IN WIGGINTOK CHURCH DESIGNED BY W. B. HOPKINS AND
E. R. WALKER
EXECUTED BY THOS. MARTIN
CARVED AND DECORATED BY
REV. H. J. E. BURRELL

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