International studio (40.1910)

Studio- Talk

four exhibitions at a time. Recently there were Club was very attractive. Works which should be

paintings by Mr. Robert Fowler, R.I. ; pastels by mentioned in particular are Magnolia Lennei, by

Mr. T. R. Way and the late Albert Cox; Impres- Mr. H. A. Olivier; Fittleworth, by Mr. P. H.

sions of Ireland, &c, by Miss A. C. Colthurst Padwick; The Garden that ILove, by Mr. Graham

and paintings of Paris and Italy, by Mr. Bernard Petrie; A Bunch of Flowers, by Mr. I. L. Gloag;

Harrison. "Sunshine" was the general title of The Maritime Alps, by Mr. Walter Donne; Fel-

Mr. Fowler's works, and an aptly chosen one, for pham, Sussex, by Mr. Rowley Leggett; The

their chief character is the sense of flooding light. Dogana Troghetto, by Mr. H. Trier; A Ha?-l>our

Old Houses, Deal and The Yellow House, Clifford's on the South Coast, by Mr. Nelson Dawson ; The

Inn displayed the best of Mr. Way's admirable Red Cossack Guard, by Mr. A. J. Mavrogordato ;

handling of pastel and his effective sense of colour, and Across the River, by Mr. Giffard Lenfestey. In

Before Mr. Justice D., Ross Carbery, In the Stack- sculpture the Society were chiefly indebted-to Mr.

yard, Little Mary Casey impressed our memory Gilbert Bayes; but Miss Ruby Levick, Miss Edith

with their skill in Miss Colthurst's case; and Mr. Downing and Mrs. Harold Stabler also showed

Bernard Harrison's works all showed a high level interesting items,

of attainment. -

- The Society of Women Artists have been hold-

The twenty-fourth exhibition of the Ridley Art ing their fifty-fifth exhibition at the galleries of

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BY D. Y. CAMERON