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March, 1913
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
9
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR STREET COSTUMES,
LATE WINTER, 1913
BY FIRST YEAR PUPIL, NEW YORK SCHOOL
OF FINE AND APPLIED ART
prospects for study, recreation and bodily
recuperation.
The School will become an integral
part of the Commonwealth Art Colony
at Boothbay Harbor, Maine, with Frank
Alvah Parsons as director of the depart-
ment of education. Boothbay Harbor
is too well known to need comment. One
of the most varied and charming of the
many beautiful harbors on the Maine
coast, it is healthful, shady, hilly, cool
and delightfully co-operative.
It is the aim of the school to offer
courses in painting, pencil drawing,
illustration, interior decoration, costume
design, commercial advertising and all of
the industrial crafts, and not only to give
ACCEPTED COMMERCIAL DESIGN
BY PUPIL OF NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
FINE AND APPLIED ART
SUMMER SCHOOLS
CAPE COD SCHOOL °f ART
CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE, Instructor, Provincetown, Mass.
/ 4 th Season opens July / st, at which time Mr. Hawthorne will return from his season in Pans
For information address MR. HAWTHORNE, care of Macbeth Galleries, 450 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.
FOR ADDITIONAL SUMMER SCHOOLS SEE PAGE 20
MARTHA’S VINEYARD
SCHOOL OF ART
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS.
ARTHUR R. FREEDLANDER, Instructor
NINTH SEASON, JUNE 25 to SEPTEMBER 10
Classes in Landscape, Marine, Figure Painting and
Portraiture. Class for Children.
For Prospectus address
A. R. FREEDLANDER, 80 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
Metal Work
A course in hand-wrought Metal Work, Jew-
elry and enameling at Woodstock, Ulster
County, N. Y., July 5 to August 15. Mr.
Edward Thatcher, Instructor in Decorative
Metal Work at Teachers College, Columbia
University, New York, will be in charge.
For circular, address E. J. Thatcher, 239
East 19th Street, New York City.
Independent School of Art
MONHEGAN SUMMER CLASS
JULY 1—SEPTEMBER 1
Class in Landscape and Marine Painting
under the instruction of HOMER BOSS.
For particulars address A. S. Baylinson,
Secretary, 1947 Broadway, New York.
-FortWayne School of Art-
SUMMER CLASS IN EUROPE
Visiting London, Paris, Switzerland, Milan, Venice,
Padua, the Tyrol, Munich, Dresden. Nuremberg, Rothen-
burg, Heidelberg, the Rhine, Cologne, Brussels, Ant-
werp, Bruges, Ghent, The Hague, Haarlem, Amsterdam,
Vollendam, and sketching for two weeks at Laren, Hol-
land. A tour of ten weeks for $350.
H.G. DAVISSON, Director, FortWayne, Ind.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF PAINTING
LEARN TO PAINT SUNLIGHT AND SEE
COLOR
LANDSCAPE-STILL LIFE-PORTRAIT
E-A-WEBSTER-PROVINCETOWN-MASS
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR PAINTING THE FIGURE
IN THE OPEN AIR AT BEARSVILLE
IN THE CATSKILLS!
A MODEL WILL POSE DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAYS FROM JUNE FIRST TO NOVEM-
BER FIRST.
CRITIC, DEWING WOODWARD; MANAGER,
LOUISE JOHNSON.
FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE TO MISS
L. L. JOHNSON, BOX FIFTY-FIVE BEARS-
VILLE, ULSTER COUNTY, NEW YORK.
C. F. HAMANN
Instructor in JEWELRY, ENAMELING and
SILVERSMITHING at
PRATT INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Will have a SUMMER SCHOOL, during the
months of JULY and AUGUST, at
LAKE RONKONKOMA, LONG ISLAND
For terms address Mr. Hamann at Pratt Institute
ALEXANDER ROBINSON SKETCHING TOURS
DOORS—MOROCCO until May 15, 1913
SUMMER CLASS—13th SEASON
Location: Picturesque Coast Village and Bruges.
Visits to the Ghent International Exhibition.
22 ALDWORTH ST., BOSTON, MASS.
LANDSCAPE and MODEL OUT OF
BELGIUM
JUNE TO OCTOBER. Apply early.
Address for foreign members, ALEXANDER ROBINSON, care of Morgan, Harjes & Co., Paris.
SNELL SUMMER ART CLASS
HENRY B. SNELL, Instructor
MAURICE C. BOYD, Director
Sketching in picturesque Perugia and travel in Italy
Address THE BOYD TOURS, Bloomfield, N. J.
Other tours for discriminating travelers
CHASE ART CLASS IN ITALY
EIGHTH SEASON IN EUROPE
Instructor, WILLIAM M. CHASE
An Ideal Summer Vacation for Art Lovers. Visit-
ing Naples and its environs, Rome, Siena and Flor-
ence. Sketching and Painting in Venice. Studio,
Costume Models. Excellent Boarding Accommoda-
tions. Membership limited. Prices moderate.
Write immediately for further information to C. P.
TOWN SLEY, Dir., 180 Claremont Ave., N. Y. City.
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
9
ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR STREET COSTUMES,
LATE WINTER, 1913
BY FIRST YEAR PUPIL, NEW YORK SCHOOL
OF FINE AND APPLIED ART
prospects for study, recreation and bodily
recuperation.
The School will become an integral
part of the Commonwealth Art Colony
at Boothbay Harbor, Maine, with Frank
Alvah Parsons as director of the depart-
ment of education. Boothbay Harbor
is too well known to need comment. One
of the most varied and charming of the
many beautiful harbors on the Maine
coast, it is healthful, shady, hilly, cool
and delightfully co-operative.
It is the aim of the school to offer
courses in painting, pencil drawing,
illustration, interior decoration, costume
design, commercial advertising and all of
the industrial crafts, and not only to give
ACCEPTED COMMERCIAL DESIGN
BY PUPIL OF NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
FINE AND APPLIED ART
SUMMER SCHOOLS
CAPE COD SCHOOL °f ART
CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE, Instructor, Provincetown, Mass.
/ 4 th Season opens July / st, at which time Mr. Hawthorne will return from his season in Pans
For information address MR. HAWTHORNE, care of Macbeth Galleries, 450 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.
FOR ADDITIONAL SUMMER SCHOOLS SEE PAGE 20
MARTHA’S VINEYARD
SCHOOL OF ART
VINEYARD HAVEN, MASS.
ARTHUR R. FREEDLANDER, Instructor
NINTH SEASON, JUNE 25 to SEPTEMBER 10
Classes in Landscape, Marine, Figure Painting and
Portraiture. Class for Children.
For Prospectus address
A. R. FREEDLANDER, 80 West 40th Street, NEW YORK
Metal Work
A course in hand-wrought Metal Work, Jew-
elry and enameling at Woodstock, Ulster
County, N. Y., July 5 to August 15. Mr.
Edward Thatcher, Instructor in Decorative
Metal Work at Teachers College, Columbia
University, New York, will be in charge.
For circular, address E. J. Thatcher, 239
East 19th Street, New York City.
Independent School of Art
MONHEGAN SUMMER CLASS
JULY 1—SEPTEMBER 1
Class in Landscape and Marine Painting
under the instruction of HOMER BOSS.
For particulars address A. S. Baylinson,
Secretary, 1947 Broadway, New York.
-FortWayne School of Art-
SUMMER CLASS IN EUROPE
Visiting London, Paris, Switzerland, Milan, Venice,
Padua, the Tyrol, Munich, Dresden. Nuremberg, Rothen-
burg, Heidelberg, the Rhine, Cologne, Brussels, Ant-
werp, Bruges, Ghent, The Hague, Haarlem, Amsterdam,
Vollendam, and sketching for two weeks at Laren, Hol-
land. A tour of ten weeks for $350.
H.G. DAVISSON, Director, FortWayne, Ind.
SUMMER SCHOOL OF PAINTING
LEARN TO PAINT SUNLIGHT AND SEE
COLOR
LANDSCAPE-STILL LIFE-PORTRAIT
E-A-WEBSTER-PROVINCETOWN-MASS
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR PAINTING THE FIGURE
IN THE OPEN AIR AT BEARSVILLE
IN THE CATSKILLS!
A MODEL WILL POSE DAILY EXCEPT
SUNDAYS FROM JUNE FIRST TO NOVEM-
BER FIRST.
CRITIC, DEWING WOODWARD; MANAGER,
LOUISE JOHNSON.
FOR FULL INFORMATION WRITE TO MISS
L. L. JOHNSON, BOX FIFTY-FIVE BEARS-
VILLE, ULSTER COUNTY, NEW YORK.
C. F. HAMANN
Instructor in JEWELRY, ENAMELING and
SILVERSMITHING at
PRATT INSTITUTE, BROOKLYN, NEW YORK
Will have a SUMMER SCHOOL, during the
months of JULY and AUGUST, at
LAKE RONKONKOMA, LONG ISLAND
For terms address Mr. Hamann at Pratt Institute
ALEXANDER ROBINSON SKETCHING TOURS
DOORS—MOROCCO until May 15, 1913
SUMMER CLASS—13th SEASON
Location: Picturesque Coast Village and Bruges.
Visits to the Ghent International Exhibition.
22 ALDWORTH ST., BOSTON, MASS.
LANDSCAPE and MODEL OUT OF
BELGIUM
JUNE TO OCTOBER. Apply early.
Address for foreign members, ALEXANDER ROBINSON, care of Morgan, Harjes & Co., Paris.
SNELL SUMMER ART CLASS
HENRY B. SNELL, Instructor
MAURICE C. BOYD, Director
Sketching in picturesque Perugia and travel in Italy
Address THE BOYD TOURS, Bloomfield, N. J.
Other tours for discriminating travelers
CHASE ART CLASS IN ITALY
EIGHTH SEASON IN EUROPE
Instructor, WILLIAM M. CHASE
An Ideal Summer Vacation for Art Lovers. Visit-
ing Naples and its environs, Rome, Siena and Flor-
ence. Sketching and Painting in Venice. Studio,
Costume Models. Excellent Boarding Accommoda-
tions. Membership limited. Prices moderate.
Write immediately for further information to C. P.
TOWN SLEY, Dir., 180 Claremont Ave., N. Y. City.