International studio (26.1905)

71%t?

mentioned. A glove box
in tooled leather by Sarah
A. Plant (Wolverhampton)
shows excellent craftsman-
ship, and a fine sense of
suitability in decoration.
One of the most graceful
and poetic designs for
book - covers is, unfortun-
ately, not carried out in
leather but only modelled
in plaster. It modestly
appears as a "design based
on a flowering plant," but is
inscribed to cover "Words-
worth's Poems." It is by
Thomas Cartwright (Mac-
clesfield). Other interest-
ing book - covers, " with
specimens in material," are


DESIGN FOR TABLE CENTRE BY PAUL ARNDT (BATTERSEA POLYTECHNIC)


DESIGN FOR BY W. H. PEGG
LACE CURTAIN (NOTTINGHAM, QUEEN'S WALK)

by William Mellor (Manchester) and Ethel Slater
(Leeds); and there is an excellent little group of
cover-designs by May E. Purser (New Cross) for
"A City of Towers," "Grimm's Fairy Tales,"
and " Rambles Round Essex."
One welcomes again the vigorous and beautiful
decorative landscapes in stencil by which Ethel


DESIGN FOR PRINTED TILE BY IVO SHAW (LINCOLN)
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