International studio (50.1913)

Dorothea Warren O'Hara






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Rhodian red, leaves new green with background of
old Chinese blue.
The right-hand vase was done in pink Nos. i
and 2, turquoise blue, Manchu blue, light yellow
(soft enamels) and pale lilac (hard enamels).
The remaining vase is outlined broadly in black,
enamels used being dull yellow and old Egyptian
turquoise for flowers, green enamel and old Egyp-
tian turquoise for the leaves.
Not content only to turn out beautiful bits of
ware, Mrs. O’Hara has given her secrets to all who

will hear them, in a handsome little volume,
entitled “The Art of Enameling on Porcelain,”
which should assist materially in bringing con-
verts into the keramic fold. W. H. de B. N.
Maison Ad. Braun et Cie.—We learn that
this firm will represent the Maison Devambez of
Paris, publishers of the very finest etchings and
dry points by the best artists abroad, such as Etienne
Drian (Adrien Etienne). Maison Devambez have
given their interests into very capable hands.


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