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July, 1913
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
19
The publishers announce that they can
supply
Only 4 more complete sets of
this magazine,
including the very rare
English “Studio,” Vols. I to IX,
“The International Studio,” Vols. I to
XXVII, also rare,
and Vols. XXVIII to XLVI, ending
June, 1912.
Each volume contains four monthly issues
(price of the complete set in 55 volumes,
bound in green buckram,
$257.00
English “Studio” Volumes I to IX, alone,
$100.00
JOHN LANE COMPANY
120 West 32d Street .' .' New York City
Catskill
— " MOUNTAINS
SEASON OF 1913
Artists have a quick
eye for picturesque
and romantic scenery.
The CATSKILL MOUN-
TAINS are their Mecca
every summer. The
glorious air, the mag-
nificent views and the
comfortable accommo-
dation at reasonable
prices are a great at-
traction. Plan for a
month at least in this
favored region!
ALL RESORTS REACHED BY
Ulster & Delaware Railroad
Send 6c. postage for Illustrated Booklet to
N. A. SIMS
General Passenger Agent
KINGSTON, N. Y.
TRAVEL BOOKS
A STAINED GLASS TOUR IN ITALY. By Charles H. Sherrill, author of “Stained Glass
Tours in England,” “ Stained Glass Tours in France,” etc. With 33 Illustrations. 8vo. Cloth,
$2.50 net. Postage, 20 cents.
***Mr. Sherrill has already achieved success with his two previous books on the subject of stained glass. The present
work will appeal not only to tourists but to the craftsmen, because of the writer’s sympathy with the craft. This is the
most important book published on the subject with which it deals.
DOWN THE MACKENZIE AND UP THE YUKON. By E. Stewart. Illustrated. 12mo.
$1.50 net. Postage, 12 cents.
***Mr. Stewart was former Inspector of Forestry to the Government of Canada, and the experience he thus gained,
supplemented by a really remarkable journey, will prove of great value to those who are interested in the commercial growth
of Canada. The latter portion of his book deals with the various peoples, animals, industries, etc., of the Dominion; while
the journey he accomplished provides excellent reading in Part I. Some of the difficulties he encountered appeared insur-
mountable, and a description of his perilous voyage in a native canoe with Indians is quite haunting. There are many
interesting illustrations of the places of which he writes.
CHANGING RUSSIA. By Stephen Graham, author of “ Undiscovered Russia,” “A Vagabond in
the Caucasus,” etc. With illustrations and a map. 8vo. Cloth, $2.50 net. Postage, 20 cents.
***In “Changing Russia” Mr. Stephen Graham describes a journey from Rostof-on-the-Don to Batum, and a summer
spent on the Ural Mountains. The author has traversed all the region which is to be developed by the new railway from
Novo-rossisk to Poti. It is a tramping diary with notes and reflections. The book deals more with the commercial life of
Russia than with that of the peasantry and there are Chapters on the Russia of the hour, the Russian town, life among the
gold miners of the Urals, the bourgeois, Russian journalism, the intelligentsia, the election of the fourth Duma. An account
is given of Russia at the seaside, and each of the watering places of the Black Sea shore is described in detail.
THE OLD GARDENS OF ITALY : HOW TO VISIT THEM. By Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond. With
100 illustrations from the author’s own photographs. 12mo. Cloth, $1.25 net. Postage, 10 cents.
***Hitherto all books on the old gardens of Italy have been large, costly and incomplete, and designed for the library
rather than for the traveler. Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond, during^the course of some half dozen visits to all parts of Italy, has
compiled a volume that garden lovers can carry with them, enabling them to decide which gardens are worth visiting, where
they are situated, how they may be reached, and, if special permission to see them is required, how this may be obtained.
JOHN LANE COMPANY
NEW YORK
THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO
19
The publishers announce that they can
supply
Only 4 more complete sets of
this magazine,
including the very rare
English “Studio,” Vols. I to IX,
“The International Studio,” Vols. I to
XXVII, also rare,
and Vols. XXVIII to XLVI, ending
June, 1912.
Each volume contains four monthly issues
(price of the complete set in 55 volumes,
bound in green buckram,
$257.00
English “Studio” Volumes I to IX, alone,
$100.00
JOHN LANE COMPANY
120 West 32d Street .' .' New York City
Catskill
— " MOUNTAINS
SEASON OF 1913
Artists have a quick
eye for picturesque
and romantic scenery.
The CATSKILL MOUN-
TAINS are their Mecca
every summer. The
glorious air, the mag-
nificent views and the
comfortable accommo-
dation at reasonable
prices are a great at-
traction. Plan for a
month at least in this
favored region!
ALL RESORTS REACHED BY
Ulster & Delaware Railroad
Send 6c. postage for Illustrated Booklet to
N. A. SIMS
General Passenger Agent
KINGSTON, N. Y.
TRAVEL BOOKS
A STAINED GLASS TOUR IN ITALY. By Charles H. Sherrill, author of “Stained Glass
Tours in England,” “ Stained Glass Tours in France,” etc. With 33 Illustrations. 8vo. Cloth,
$2.50 net. Postage, 20 cents.
***Mr. Sherrill has already achieved success with his two previous books on the subject of stained glass. The present
work will appeal not only to tourists but to the craftsmen, because of the writer’s sympathy with the craft. This is the
most important book published on the subject with which it deals.
DOWN THE MACKENZIE AND UP THE YUKON. By E. Stewart. Illustrated. 12mo.
$1.50 net. Postage, 12 cents.
***Mr. Stewart was former Inspector of Forestry to the Government of Canada, and the experience he thus gained,
supplemented by a really remarkable journey, will prove of great value to those who are interested in the commercial growth
of Canada. The latter portion of his book deals with the various peoples, animals, industries, etc., of the Dominion; while
the journey he accomplished provides excellent reading in Part I. Some of the difficulties he encountered appeared insur-
mountable, and a description of his perilous voyage in a native canoe with Indians is quite haunting. There are many
interesting illustrations of the places of which he writes.
CHANGING RUSSIA. By Stephen Graham, author of “ Undiscovered Russia,” “A Vagabond in
the Caucasus,” etc. With illustrations and a map. 8vo. Cloth, $2.50 net. Postage, 20 cents.
***In “Changing Russia” Mr. Stephen Graham describes a journey from Rostof-on-the-Don to Batum, and a summer
spent on the Ural Mountains. The author has traversed all the region which is to be developed by the new railway from
Novo-rossisk to Poti. It is a tramping diary with notes and reflections. The book deals more with the commercial life of
Russia than with that of the peasantry and there are Chapters on the Russia of the hour, the Russian town, life among the
gold miners of the Urals, the bourgeois, Russian journalism, the intelligentsia, the election of the fourth Duma. An account
is given of Russia at the seaside, and each of the watering places of the Black Sea shore is described in detail.
THE OLD GARDENS OF ITALY : HOW TO VISIT THEM. By Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond. With
100 illustrations from the author’s own photographs. 12mo. Cloth, $1.25 net. Postage, 10 cents.
***Hitherto all books on the old gardens of Italy have been large, costly and incomplete, and designed for the library
rather than for the traveler. Mrs. Aubrey Le Blond, during^the course of some half dozen visits to all parts of Italy, has
compiled a volume that garden lovers can carry with them, enabling them to decide which gardens are worth visiting, where
they are situated, how they may be reached, and, if special permission to see them is required, how this may be obtained.
JOHN LANE COMPANY
NEW YORK