International studio (27.1905/1906(1906))

International Studio Prize Competitions

the fewest lines, Ihat which teils our wonder-
ful tale in the fewest words. Every stroke we need
we shall find in the photograph just as surely as we
shall in the actual flower; only we have it trapped,
as it were, for our constant help to be sought and
used when we wish.
These varied arguments but go to prove, over
and over again, the importance of Nature brought

home in perfect detail. Study and memory do not
avail; we may störe our minds with what valuable
data they may contain concerning forms within our
reach, and still our lives would not be long enough,
even could our knowledge be so great, as to em-
brace the material offered us with each season and
climate. Nature must come to us from bud to seed
pod and be at all times within our grasp.


DETAIL OE DECORATION. EIRST PRIZE

AWARDS IN THE INTERNATIONAL
STUDIO PRIZE COMPETITIONS
DESIGN FOR WELSH RABBIT SET
Platter, Plates and Mugs.


(MISS ANNA REITER, MILWAUKEE). EIRST PRIZE

FIRST PRIZE: (Twenty-five dollars).
“Clex” (Miss Anna Reiter, Milwaukee).
HONOURABLE MENTION:
“Gibson” (Miss Clara M. Byron, Milwaukee).


MUG BY “MESON”
(miss CLARA M. BYRON, MILWAUKEE)
HONOURABLE MENTION

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