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THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
July, 1912
BUY DIRECT FROM THE
PICTURE FRAME MAKER
New and Original Designs at
Lowest Prices
HAND-CARVED FRAMES
A SPECIALTY
NEWCOMB-
MACKLIN CO.
Salesroom: 233 Fifth Avenue, New York
Factory: State and Kinzie Streets, Chicago
WRITE FOR CATALOGUES
ORIENTAL RUG
FOOLISHNESS
is always costly, and 99% of rug buying is
foolish. All who have read my ads in this
magazine and have ignored them are now
informed that my customers have bought
the best rugs imported within five years.
It is hard work to keep my supply, but it is
never too late for you to buy wisely. I get
hold of more real gems than any ten other
dealers. I sell more gem rugs than any ten
dealers, and am the only dealer selling
nothing else. I do not handle Kermanshahs
or other modern misrepresentations of real,
antique Orientals. Other trashy, new rugs
and doctored rugs are tabooed. Price list
on request.
L. B. LAWTON, Major U.S.A., Retired
120 Cayuga Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
MISSES
WHITTREDGE&BARROWS
Interior Decoration
Wall Papers, Materials, Fnrnitwe
4 Weat 40th Street, New York City
Made-to-order
rugs for porch,
bungalow or
Summer
home
"You
choose
the colors,
we’ll makethercg’
Exclusive fabrics of
soft, se 1 ec t ed
camel’s hair
woven in
undyed nat-
ural color.
Also pure wool,
dy e d in any
color or combi-
n at io n oi colors.
Any length. Any
width—seamless up to
16 feet. The finishing
touch of individuality.
Made on short, notice. Write
for color card. Order through
your furnisher.
Thread & Thrum Workshop,
AUBURN, N. Y.
ANTIQUES
of all kinds—large stock of OLD CHINA, some fine
old MAHOGANY FURNITURE; Copper, Brass,
Pewter and old Cut Glass; old Blue Quilts; Colored
English Prints; Old Mirrors and Clocks. Many
other Antiques. Catalogue on request.
Mrs. ADA M. ROBERTS
Box 95, WASHINGTON NEW HAMPSHIRE
POTS VASES
FOUNTAINS • PEDESTALS
BENCHES BALUSTRADES
EXPERTS
Send IS Cents for Booklet
Francis Howard
5 Wat 28th St., New York City
See Sweet’s Catalogue for 1912,
pages 1598 and 1599
OIL JAR. *86
BEDROOM IN WHITE ENAMEL
shown a few dozen different colors and fin-
ishes he is further from selection than ever.
The Sherwin-Williams Paint Company,
in its new offices in New York, has been at
no small pains to devise a means whereby
the amateur decorator may see the exact
appearance of typical finished jobs in
painting and staining, and a visit to the
actual size “model house” built in the
show-rooms may unreservedly be said to
be both interesting in itself and instructive
as a means of visualizing different color
schemes and applications of paints and
stains.
The company has arranged a complete
“country cottage,” at full size, on the
ground floor of its new offices—a demon-
stration which should enable both archi-
tects and their clients to acquaint them-
selves in advance of the exact appearance
of projected work.
Entering the offices the “reception-
room” will be found to represent, with
amazing verisimilitude, the approach of a
charming country cottage. A pergola and
garden furniture give a delightful outdoor
aspect, enhanced by a rural vista decorat-
ing the wall which forms the background.
The house itself is of shingles painted
white, with a green roof and old-fashioned
solid shutters, also painted green. Step-
ping under the pergola, a pair of tall
French windows afford a glimpse into the
living-room, attractively finished with a
mahogany treatment of the woodwork and
furniture and a rich- brown glaze wall
treatment, with stenciled decorations. It
is complete in all decorative and livable
details, and having seen it you want a
room exactly like it in the house you intend
to build. You never realized before what
a wonderfully rich and esthetic effect could
be attained by such charmingly simple
means.
Adjoining this room is the dining-room,
having seen which you will probably for-
get, for the moment, your enthusiasm for
the living-room, and center your ideals
about finishing a room exactly like this.
The popular (and too often abused) “Mis-
DINING-ROOM. “MISSION STYLE”
F.WEBER&CO.
Artists’ Oil and Water Colors, Oils,
Varnishes, Vehicles, Soft Pastels,
CANVASES
“Fabriano,” Hand-Made Italian
Water Color, Drawing and
Charcoal Papers
All standard—Used and Endorsed by
Discriminating Artists and Teachers
Catalogue and, Sample Books on request
PHILADELPHIA
Branches: BALTIMORE, ST. LOUIS
Our Colors, Canvases, etc., can be procured of most
Art Material Houses, or direct
V
OUGA CELEBRATED FINE ART STUDIES
Flower, Fruit, Figure, Landscape and Animal Studies
for copying in Oil or Water Color*.
Illustrated Catalogue, with discount* and premium^
30 cent*. Only one and two cent U. S. A. Stamp* ac^
cep ted. No foreign money or stamp*.
Me G. PRICE. 359 Weit 118th St. New York
A Trip on the Pacific
FOR YOUR VACATION
Tj'SCAPE the hot Summer and avail yourself of
the perfect weather of June, July and August on
the Pacific Ocean. It is delightful sailing the day
long on the splendid steamers of the OCEANIC
LINE. The fares are low. Liberal limits and stops.
SI 10 round trip to HONOLULU from S. F.
S240 round trip to SAMOA via Honolulu.
S300 round trip to SYDNEY, Australia.
19 days from S. F. SYDNEY is the most beautiful
and healthy city in the world. Round the world
3600 1st class; 3375 2d class; via Ceylon and Medi-
terranean (stopovers). Sailings June 22, July 2, 16,
30, August 13, 27, etc. Write or wire OCEANIC
S. S. Co., 673 Market Street, San Francisco.
k I 1 FIFTEENTH ANNUAL CRUISE Ft4
1 O THE ORIEN 1
February 15 to April 27, 1913
NEW CUNARDER “ LACONIA,” 18,200 Tons
71 days, $400 up, including hotels, guides, drives,
shore excursions
VISITING: Madeira, Spain, Algiers, Malta, Athens, Constan-
tinople, 19 days in Palestine and Egypt, Rome, Riviera, etc.
Stopover in Europe and return by swift S. S. “Mauretania”
and “Lusitania.” Send for program.
FRANK C. CLARK, Times Building, NEW YORK
Beautiful Art in Beadwork
Gives plain directions, with illustrations, how to
make Necklaces, Belts, Purses, Lampshades, Hair
Ornaments, Dress Trimmingsand hundreds of pretty
things for the home, to wear and to sell. One young
lady, taking a design from this book, bought 35.00
worth of beads and made a purse which she sold
for 3100.
At all book stores or 25 cents by mail, postpaid.
Address UNITED BEADWORK CO.. 17 West
45th Street, New York City.
VISITORS TO NEW YORK invited to inspect
our beautiful collection of beads and novelties in
beadwork.
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS
in one or more COLORS from Oil Paintings,
Drawings, Photographs, etc.
DESIGNERS and ILLUSTRATORS
Established 1889
GATCHEL and MANNING
N. E. Cor. Sixth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia
FOREIGN
PAINTING CLASS
START BAY
byaformer professoroftheAcademieDelecluse, Paris.
Ed ward Ertz, F. N.E. A., Slapton, S. Devon, England .
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
^APPLIED ART PAYS
Study Applied Art. at home.
IjlVM |J Personal Correspondence System #
V Eminent Instructors. More than 12
years successful teaching. Practical re-
?8.piL8woRTn suits guaranteed. Our students in demand by
Founder <fcArt leading employers of artists. Applied Art Courses
Director in COMMERCIAL DRAWING,ILLUSTRATING.TEACH-
ERS NORMAL, FASHION, LETTERING AND DESIGN, CARTOON-
ING,PHOTO RETOUCHING, ARCHITECTURAL PERSPECTIVE, Etc.
Endorsed by highest authorities.
Residence Finishing School for Advanced Students.
Artists’ outfits furnished enroled students.
SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART, Year Book free.
504 Applied Art Bldg., Battle Creek, Mich. ——
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
July, 1912
BUY DIRECT FROM THE
PICTURE FRAME MAKER
New and Original Designs at
Lowest Prices
HAND-CARVED FRAMES
A SPECIALTY
NEWCOMB-
MACKLIN CO.
Salesroom: 233 Fifth Avenue, New York
Factory: State and Kinzie Streets, Chicago
WRITE FOR CATALOGUES
ORIENTAL RUG
FOOLISHNESS
is always costly, and 99% of rug buying is
foolish. All who have read my ads in this
magazine and have ignored them are now
informed that my customers have bought
the best rugs imported within five years.
It is hard work to keep my supply, but it is
never too late for you to buy wisely. I get
hold of more real gems than any ten other
dealers. I sell more gem rugs than any ten
dealers, and am the only dealer selling
nothing else. I do not handle Kermanshahs
or other modern misrepresentations of real,
antique Orientals. Other trashy, new rugs
and doctored rugs are tabooed. Price list
on request.
L. B. LAWTON, Major U.S.A., Retired
120 Cayuga Street, Seneca Falls, N. Y.
MISSES
WHITTREDGE&BARROWS
Interior Decoration
Wall Papers, Materials, Fnrnitwe
4 Weat 40th Street, New York City
Made-to-order
rugs for porch,
bungalow or
Summer
home
"You
choose
the colors,
we’ll makethercg’
Exclusive fabrics of
soft, se 1 ec t ed
camel’s hair
woven in
undyed nat-
ural color.
Also pure wool,
dy e d in any
color or combi-
n at io n oi colors.
Any length. Any
width—seamless up to
16 feet. The finishing
touch of individuality.
Made on short, notice. Write
for color card. Order through
your furnisher.
Thread & Thrum Workshop,
AUBURN, N. Y.
ANTIQUES
of all kinds—large stock of OLD CHINA, some fine
old MAHOGANY FURNITURE; Copper, Brass,
Pewter and old Cut Glass; old Blue Quilts; Colored
English Prints; Old Mirrors and Clocks. Many
other Antiques. Catalogue on request.
Mrs. ADA M. ROBERTS
Box 95, WASHINGTON NEW HAMPSHIRE
POTS VASES
FOUNTAINS • PEDESTALS
BENCHES BALUSTRADES
EXPERTS
Send IS Cents for Booklet
Francis Howard
5 Wat 28th St., New York City
See Sweet’s Catalogue for 1912,
pages 1598 and 1599
OIL JAR. *86
BEDROOM IN WHITE ENAMEL
shown a few dozen different colors and fin-
ishes he is further from selection than ever.
The Sherwin-Williams Paint Company,
in its new offices in New York, has been at
no small pains to devise a means whereby
the amateur decorator may see the exact
appearance of typical finished jobs in
painting and staining, and a visit to the
actual size “model house” built in the
show-rooms may unreservedly be said to
be both interesting in itself and instructive
as a means of visualizing different color
schemes and applications of paints and
stains.
The company has arranged a complete
“country cottage,” at full size, on the
ground floor of its new offices—a demon-
stration which should enable both archi-
tects and their clients to acquaint them-
selves in advance of the exact appearance
of projected work.
Entering the offices the “reception-
room” will be found to represent, with
amazing verisimilitude, the approach of a
charming country cottage. A pergola and
garden furniture give a delightful outdoor
aspect, enhanced by a rural vista decorat-
ing the wall which forms the background.
The house itself is of shingles painted
white, with a green roof and old-fashioned
solid shutters, also painted green. Step-
ping under the pergola, a pair of tall
French windows afford a glimpse into the
living-room, attractively finished with a
mahogany treatment of the woodwork and
furniture and a rich- brown glaze wall
treatment, with stenciled decorations. It
is complete in all decorative and livable
details, and having seen it you want a
room exactly like it in the house you intend
to build. You never realized before what
a wonderfully rich and esthetic effect could
be attained by such charmingly simple
means.
Adjoining this room is the dining-room,
having seen which you will probably for-
get, for the moment, your enthusiasm for
the living-room, and center your ideals
about finishing a room exactly like this.
The popular (and too often abused) “Mis-
DINING-ROOM. “MISSION STYLE”
F.WEBER&CO.
Artists’ Oil and Water Colors, Oils,
Varnishes, Vehicles, Soft Pastels,
CANVASES
“Fabriano,” Hand-Made Italian
Water Color, Drawing and
Charcoal Papers
All standard—Used and Endorsed by
Discriminating Artists and Teachers
Catalogue and, Sample Books on request
PHILADELPHIA
Branches: BALTIMORE, ST. LOUIS
Our Colors, Canvases, etc., can be procured of most
Art Material Houses, or direct
V
OUGA CELEBRATED FINE ART STUDIES
Flower, Fruit, Figure, Landscape and Animal Studies
for copying in Oil or Water Color*.
Illustrated Catalogue, with discount* and premium^
30 cent*. Only one and two cent U. S. A. Stamp* ac^
cep ted. No foreign money or stamp*.
Me G. PRICE. 359 Weit 118th St. New York
A Trip on the Pacific
FOR YOUR VACATION
Tj'SCAPE the hot Summer and avail yourself of
the perfect weather of June, July and August on
the Pacific Ocean. It is delightful sailing the day
long on the splendid steamers of the OCEANIC
LINE. The fares are low. Liberal limits and stops.
SI 10 round trip to HONOLULU from S. F.
S240 round trip to SAMOA via Honolulu.
S300 round trip to SYDNEY, Australia.
19 days from S. F. SYDNEY is the most beautiful
and healthy city in the world. Round the world
3600 1st class; 3375 2d class; via Ceylon and Medi-
terranean (stopovers). Sailings June 22, July 2, 16,
30, August 13, 27, etc. Write or wire OCEANIC
S. S. Co., 673 Market Street, San Francisco.
k I 1 FIFTEENTH ANNUAL CRUISE Ft4
1 O THE ORIEN 1
February 15 to April 27, 1913
NEW CUNARDER “ LACONIA,” 18,200 Tons
71 days, $400 up, including hotels, guides, drives,
shore excursions
VISITING: Madeira, Spain, Algiers, Malta, Athens, Constan-
tinople, 19 days in Palestine and Egypt, Rome, Riviera, etc.
Stopover in Europe and return by swift S. S. “Mauretania”
and “Lusitania.” Send for program.
FRANK C. CLARK, Times Building, NEW YORK
Beautiful Art in Beadwork
Gives plain directions, with illustrations, how to
make Necklaces, Belts, Purses, Lampshades, Hair
Ornaments, Dress Trimmingsand hundreds of pretty
things for the home, to wear and to sell. One young
lady, taking a design from this book, bought 35.00
worth of beads and made a purse which she sold
for 3100.
At all book stores or 25 cents by mail, postpaid.
Address UNITED BEADWORK CO.. 17 West
45th Street, New York City.
VISITORS TO NEW YORK invited to inspect
our beautiful collection of beads and novelties in
beadwork.
PHOTO-ENGRAVERS
in one or more COLORS from Oil Paintings,
Drawings, Photographs, etc.
DESIGNERS and ILLUSTRATORS
Established 1889
GATCHEL and MANNING
N. E. Cor. Sixth and Chestnut Sts., Philadelphia
FOREIGN
PAINTING CLASS
START BAY
byaformer professoroftheAcademieDelecluse, Paris.
Ed ward Ertz, F. N.E. A., Slapton, S. Devon, England .
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL
^APPLIED ART PAYS
Study Applied Art. at home.
IjlVM |J Personal Correspondence System #
V Eminent Instructors. More than 12
years successful teaching. Practical re-
?8.piL8woRTn suits guaranteed. Our students in demand by
Founder <fcArt leading employers of artists. Applied Art Courses
Director in COMMERCIAL DRAWING,ILLUSTRATING.TEACH-
ERS NORMAL, FASHION, LETTERING AND DESIGN, CARTOON-
ING,PHOTO RETOUCHING, ARCHITECTURAL PERSPECTIVE, Etc.
Endorsed by highest authorities.
Residence Finishing School for Advanced Students.
Artists’ outfits furnished enroled students.
SCHOOL OF APPLIED ART, Year Book free.
504 Applied Art Bldg., Battle Creek, Mich. ——