International studio (46.1912)

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International studio — 46.1912

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Frantz, Henri: A painter of the sea: Eugène Boudin

https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.43449.5

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Dixon, Marion Hepworth: Edward Stott: an appreciation
Walker, A. Stodart: A Scottish landscape painter: James Cadenhead, A.R.S.A., R.S.W.
Frantz, Henri: A painter of the sea: Eugène Boudin
Levetus, A. S.: Arts and crafts at the Austrian Museum for Art and Industry, Vienna
Wood, T. M.: Mr. Spencer Pryse's lithographs
47-73 Studio-Talk
73-80 Art School Notes
81-85 Reviews and Notices
86 The Lay Figure: On the value of observation
Finberg, Alexander Joseph: Turner at Farnley Hall
Eisler, Max: The van Randwijk collection, 1: The school of the Hague
Honoré, Léopold: An Alsatian landscape painter: Henri Zuber
115-121 Some Paris sketches by Lester G. Hornby
Levetus, A. S.: The jubilee exhibition of the Royal Hungarian Art Society, Budpest
130-133 Recent designs in domestic architecture
134-160 Studio-Talk
160-163 Art School Notes
163-165 Reviews and Notices
166 The Lay Figure: On a decorative alliance
Walker, A. Stodart: The portraits of Sir George Reid, R.S.A.
Salaman, Malcolm C.: A new school of colour-printing for artists
193-198 Some artistic arrangements in English gardens from photographs by H. N. King
Eisler, Max: The van Randwijk collection, 2: The Barbizon School
Brinton, Selwyn John Curwen: An American sculptor: Daniel Chester French
215-219 Recent designs in domestic architecture
219-249 Studio-Talk
249-250 Art School Notes
250-251 Reviews and Notices
252 The Lay Figure: On the foundation of art
Walker, A. Stodart: The paintings of D. Y. Cameron, A.R.A., A.R.S.A.
Baldry, Alfred Lys: A painter of romance: Mr. Tom Mostyn
Vasnetzoff, A.: Pictures of old Moscow
Taylor, Ernest Archibald: The American colony of artists in Paris, 3
Mobbs, Robert: A Swiss artist: Edmond G. Reuter
297 Special spring number of "The Studio"
298-305 Recent designs in domestic architecture
305-337 Studio-Talk
337-339 Reviews and Notices
340 The Lay Figure: On looking at exhibitions
No. 181 (March, 1912)
- Birnbaum, Martin: Maurice Sterne
- The keramic society of Greater New York
- Carnegie Institute International Exhibition
- Marke, G. Mortimer: The twenty-seventh annual exhibition of the Architectural League of New York
- Watson, Forbes: Eugene Speicher - a new arrival
- A development of the farmhouse
- The American Society of Miniature Painters - first retrospective exhibition
- In the galleries
No. 182 (April, 1912)
- Rawson, Jonathan A.: The old and the new in the decoration of a city house
- The one hundred and seventh annual exhibit of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts
- An important purchase
- Scandinavian art show
- The art of Baron Ad. de Meyer
- D., T. F.: Distinctive bindings in the "R. L. S.-Simoneau books," "the piper" and others
- A dinner service of "old Japan"
- In the galleries
No. 183 (May, 1912)
- De Kay, Charles: The eighty-seventh academy
- Searle, Alice T.: Exhibition of the National Association of Portrait Painters
- Some recent work by Willard Dryden Paddock: an appreciation
- B., F. de: The Sterling mansion at Watertown, N. Y.
- Ella Condie Lamb. Notes on a recent exhibition
- Plan for a great art gallery in New York
- In the galleries
- The Dickens Centenary exhibition of old masters
No. 184 (June, 1912)
- Brinton, Christian: International art at Pittsburgh
- P., C. M.: The annual architectural exhibition in Philadelphia
- Paris, William Francklyn: The opening exhibition of the French Institute in the United States
- An art school with standard
- A fine Rodin exhibit opens
- In the galleries
- C., R. W.: Arthur R. Freedlander
- Spring exhibition of the American Water Color Society
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