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a quietly evolved style in Rudolf Sieck’s peaceful
and punctilious landscapes, and in the homelike
romanticism of Ernst Liebermann’s genres and
landscapes.
Mr. A. G. Verona was given as the author of a
picture entitled The Table of Trajan in the Olt
Valley, reproduced in our November number
(p. 165).
“LOTHAR AND GERTRUD VON KU NOWSKI ”
FROM AN ETCHING BY PROF. HEINRICH WOLFF
Mr. H. W. B. Davis, R. A.,
Mr. Henry Pegram, A.R.A.,
and Mr. William Orpen,
A.R.A., who judged the
339
ART SCHOOL NOTES.
offered an interesting show in a
E
on
Erratum.—We regret that through an oversight
the name of Mr. N. Vermont instead of that of
De-
an d
to a
Fritz Gurlitt
collection of works by Angelo Jank, the sportive
character of which, refined by reserved yet vivid
colourism, proved fascinating in the triumphant
actuality of riders and horses. Homage to the
art of half a century ago, when Italian scenery was
still the ideal of the German landscape-painter,
was at the same time shown in the delightful works
of Carl Morgenstern. J. J.
EDON.—At the Royal Academy
cember 9 the biennial gold medal
scholarship of ^200 were awarded
woman for the second time in succession
and the women students between them carried off
nearly all the painters’ prizes. The President in
his address after the prize distribution made some
pointed comments on the alleged slackness of the
men, but spoke in high terms of the work of the
painter gold-medallist, Miss Margaret Lindsay
Williams, who on the evening of the prize distribu-
tion was complimented by
many Academicians of
widely different views. Their
praise was given not only to
the gold medal picture, The
City of Refuge, by Miss
Williams, but to her excellent
design for the decoration of
a portion of a public build-
ing, Winter, which gained
the prize of ^30. The
sculptor’s gold medal and
scholarship of ^200 was
won by Mr. Angel, with a
fine group illustrating the
subject Rescued; and the
similar honours for architects
by Mr. Alan Binning with a
design for The Hall of a City
Company. Miss Gladys M.
C. Kennedy won the Turner
medal and Miss Joan Joshua
the Creswick; and the re-
maining prize-winners in-
cluded Miss F. M. Walden,
Miss K. C. Clausen, Miss
M. E. Green, Mr. H. E.
Quick, Mr. F. C. Mitchell,
Mr. G. Ledward, Mr. R. P.
Baker, Mr. J. M. Whitelaw,
and Miss G. M. Hawkins.
a quietly evolved style in Rudolf Sieck’s peaceful
and punctilious landscapes, and in the homelike
romanticism of Ernst Liebermann’s genres and
landscapes.
Mr. A. G. Verona was given as the author of a
picture entitled The Table of Trajan in the Olt
Valley, reproduced in our November number
(p. 165).
“LOTHAR AND GERTRUD VON KU NOWSKI ”
FROM AN ETCHING BY PROF. HEINRICH WOLFF
Mr. H. W. B. Davis, R. A.,
Mr. Henry Pegram, A.R.A.,
and Mr. William Orpen,
A.R.A., who judged the
339
ART SCHOOL NOTES.
offered an interesting show in a
E
on
Erratum.—We regret that through an oversight
the name of Mr. N. Vermont instead of that of
De-
an d
to a
Fritz Gurlitt
collection of works by Angelo Jank, the sportive
character of which, refined by reserved yet vivid
colourism, proved fascinating in the triumphant
actuality of riders and horses. Homage to the
art of half a century ago, when Italian scenery was
still the ideal of the German landscape-painter,
was at the same time shown in the delightful works
of Carl Morgenstern. J. J.
EDON.—At the Royal Academy
cember 9 the biennial gold medal
scholarship of ^200 were awarded
woman for the second time in succession
and the women students between them carried off
nearly all the painters’ prizes. The President in
his address after the prize distribution made some
pointed comments on the alleged slackness of the
men, but spoke in high terms of the work of the
painter gold-medallist, Miss Margaret Lindsay
Williams, who on the evening of the prize distribu-
tion was complimented by
many Academicians of
widely different views. Their
praise was given not only to
the gold medal picture, The
City of Refuge, by Miss
Williams, but to her excellent
design for the decoration of
a portion of a public build-
ing, Winter, which gained
the prize of ^30. The
sculptor’s gold medal and
scholarship of ^200 was
won by Mr. Angel, with a
fine group illustrating the
subject Rescued; and the
similar honours for architects
by Mr. Alan Binning with a
design for The Hall of a City
Company. Miss Gladys M.
C. Kennedy won the Turner
medal and Miss Joan Joshua
the Creswick; and the re-
maining prize-winners in-
cluded Miss F. M. Walden,
Miss K. C. Clausen, Miss
M. E. Green, Mr. H. E.
Quick, Mr. F. C. Mitchell,
Mr. G. Ledward, Mr. R. P.
Baker, Mr. J. M. Whitelaw,
and Miss G. M. Hawkins.