International studio (27.1905/1906(1906))

Studio-Talk



decoration with Mr. Paul Cooper, Miss Maclaren,
Frampton and Wells.

Among the paintings are the works of Zuloaga;
no less than six examples of his individual point of
view are here, and five have never been shown in
England. There is a power-
ful Cartoon by Daumier,
and among otherforeigners,
Thaulow, Cazin, Claus,
Morrice, Bauer, Blanche,
Lepere, Raffaelli, Monet,
Mesdag, Cottet, Fragia-
como, Le Sidaner, La
Touche have either mostly
new works or works as
yet unseen in London.

Among the British
members, to mention the
contributions of C. H.
Shannon, James Charles,
Hornel, Mark Fisher,
Nicholson, Cameron, B.
Priestman, Anning Bell,
Strang, Sickert, Sauter,
Muhrmann, and the Vice-
President, Lavery, whose
“ LA route” (By pennission of M. Georges Petit, Paris) BY J. c. CAZIN Two Sl sters is, without
doubt, the most interesting
Paolo and Francesca—we believe not yet exhibited picture he has ever painted, will give some idea of
in London—as well as drawings; while there are the variety and richness of the collection, which
twenty of Manet’s etchings, a large collection of has been hung, too, with some attention to decora-
Rops, the most complete
set of Bauer’s prints, and
work by Cole, Wolf, Sulli-
van—the Sartor Resartus—
Louis Le Grand, Chahine,
Brangwyn, Lautrec, Men-
zel, Israels, MorleyFletcher,
Thaulow, Pennell, Cottet,
Cameron; enough to show
that the gravers, as usual,
are in force. The sculp-
ture collection is probably
stronger than any ever seen
in the north of England,
andincludestheworkof (be-
sides Rodin and Thomas)
Jules Dubois, A. George
Walker, Bourdelle, Der-
went Wood, Glicenstein,
Stirling Lee, Furze, H.
Wilson, who also exhibits “the bärge” by h. muhrmann
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work has been seen in the provinces before. Mr.
Havard Thomas’ Lycidas is also here, together
with probably the largest collection of his works
ever got together.

The President, M. Rodin, shows a group,