International studio (42.1910)

Studio- Talk

the P. R. B. and the movement which the brother-
hood initiated. The line he chose for himself was
that of pictorially interpreting Christianity, and
whatever else may be said of his achievements, it
-cannot be denied that in the pursuit of this lofty
aim, which he steadfastly prosecuted throughout
his later career, he was animated by sincere convic-
tion and a profound faith in the religion he sought
to interpret. He was a member of the Order of

TILES FOR A WALL FOUNTAIN

DESIGNED BY A. E. BARLOW (LEVENSHULME)
(National Competition, igio)

Merit and a D.C.L. of Oxford. An excellent
portraifof the distinguished artist, by Mr. Harold
Speed, was exhibited at the International Society's
exhibition this year, and a reproduction of it was
given in our June Number.

Though the chief function of the Scottish
Modern Arts Association is to acquire for public
collections representative works of art by Scottish
painters and sculptors, its constitution expressly
admits of the acquisition of works by artists other
than Scottish. The third annual report which
the Association has recently issued notes the
acquisition by gift (from Sir Hugh Lane) of The
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LEATHER BOOKBINDING

BY ARTHUR F. WRIGHT (CAMBERWELL)
(National Co7npetition, ig10)

Derelict, an oil painting by Nathaniel Hone, an
Irish artist; and since the report was distributed
the Association has purchased a painting by
another Irish artist. This is Mr. Orpen's A
Bloomsbury Family, which our readers may re-
member seeing in The Studio a couple of years
ago as an illustration to an article on the New
English Art Club's Spring Exhibition of 1908.

DESIGN FOR STENCILLED HANGING

BY TENGAI NAO ONUMA (MANCHESTER)

(National Competition, igio)