Awards in The Studio " Prize Competitions

FIRST PRIZE (COMP. A XXXIV)

SECOND PRIZE (COMP. A XXXIV)

CLEMATIS

HON. MENTION (COMP. A XXXIV) “ FRAM *’
were the best. That submitted by Red Rose, without pre-
senting any remarkable features in its details, was restrained
and restful in feeling, and showed a right appreciation of
harmonious arrangement. Equally agreeable, but conceived
in a more advanced spirit, was Carlo’s design, in which the
colour-scheme was good and the construction sound. “ y”
sent an interesting design in which the frieze and window
were the most prominent and attractive features, but other
features in it were of inferior merit. The designs for the
Decoration of a Drawing-room w'ere much less satisfactory.
Ali Shardie’s gave promise of a good scheme, and he w'ould
probably have taken a higher place had he not confined him-
self to a portion of a wall. For the Living Room of a Small
House Brush sent in an interesting arrangement treated in a
sound and thoughtful manner, some ot the details being
admirable ; but the designs for a Bedroom were so poor that
the judges have been compelled to wilhhold all the prizes.

HON. MENTION (COMP. A XXXIV) “ RODODENDRO ”
Y. B. I. Design for the Decoration of a
Dining-Room.
First Prize (Twelve Pounds) : Red Rose (H. D. Simp-
son, 9 Ivemp Street, Hamil.on, N.B.). Second Prize (Y/x
Pounds) : Carlo (Karl Vernon, 120 Lower Richmond Load,
Putney, S.W.) Third Prize {Three Pounds') : Keiro (C. S.
McDougail, 42 Woodstock Road, Shepherd’s Bush, London'.
Hon. Mention : “ Y” (A. S. Covey).
Y. B. II. Design for the Decoration of a
Drawing-Room.
Third Prize [Three Pounds) : Ali Shardie (Alex. Gas-
coyne, Shakespeare Street, Nottingham).
Y.B. III. Design for the Decoration of a Living-
Room in a Small House.
Second Prize [Six Pounds) : Brush (Percy Lancaster,
78 Cedar Street, Southport). Third Prize ( Three Pounds)
Poll (A. H. Wolf, 5 Rue Boudreau, Paris).