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URN: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-diglit-434552  
DOI: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.43455
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• 3-20 Pennell, Joseph: The Senefelder Club and the revival of artistic lithography DOI
• 21-25 Salaman, Malcolm C.: The pictorial art of Mr. Fred Stratton DOI
• 27-34 Some notable pictures at the second National Loan Exhibition "Woman and child in art" (Grosvenor Gallery, London) DOI
• 35-46 West, W. K.: Cecil King, R.B.A.: a painter of cities DOI
• 47-52 Ashton, Jas.: Notes on some Australian landscape painters DOI
• 53-59 Some designs for ex-libris DOI
• 60-83 Studio-Talk DOI
• 83-84 Art School Notes DOI
• 84-85 Reviews and Notices DOI
• 86 The Lay Figure: on the incidence of taxation DOI
• 88-96 Segard, Achille: The recent work of Aman Jean DOI
• 97-107 Salaman, Malcolm C.: The water-colour drawings of James McBey DOI
• 109-122 Reddie, Arthur: A painter of out-door life: Frederic Whiting, R.B.A. DOI
• 123-127 Five etchings by Dorothy E. G. Woollard DOI
• 128-131 Legge, T. M.: A note on the stained-glass windows of Henry A. Payne DOI
• 133-139 Scott, Mackay H. Baillie: The cheap cottage DOI
• 139-167 Studio-Talk DOI
• 167-171 Reviews and Notices DOI
• 172 The Lay Figure: on art without an object DOI
• 174-187 Baldry, Alfred Lys: Some new decorative panels and fans by George Sheringham DOI
• 189-196 Levetus, A. S.: A Brussels mansion designed by Prof. Josef Hoffmann of Vienna DOI
• 197-206 Ricci, Elisa: The revival of needlework in Italy DOI
• 207-214 Grave monuments by Hans Dammann DOI
• 215-220 Taylor, Ernest Archibald: The paintings of Augustus Koopman DOI
• 221-229 The annual exhibition of the Royal Society of Painter-Etchers DOI
• 231-255 Studio-Talk DOI
• 255 Art School Notes DOI
• 255-257 Reviews and Notices DOI
• 258 The Lay Figure: on the remuneration of the artist DOI
• 260-270 Quigley, J.: The art of Jessie Bayes, painter and craftswoman DOI
• 271-282 Manson, James Bolivar: Mr. Geoffrey Blackwell's collection of modern pictures DOI
• 283-291 Salaman, Malcolm C.: The prints of Percival Gaskell, R.E., R.B.A. DOI
• 293-301 Wainwright, Arthur S.: The jewellery of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gaskin DOI
• 301-307 Wood, Martin T.: Norman Wilkinson's decoration of "A midsummer night's dream" at the Savoy Theatre DOI
• 307-311 Crewdson, Wilson: A note on the Japanese process of printing called "Ishizuri" DOI
• 312-339 Studio-Talk DOI
• 339-341 Reviews and Notices DOI
• 342 The Lay Figure: on good academic art, and bad DOI
• No. 205 (March, 1914) DOI
  • III-XIV B. Nelson, W. H. de: Pennsylvania pre-eminent DOI
  • XIV The Humphreys collection at the Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh DOI
  • XV-XVII Haswell, Ernest Bruce: The Society of Western Artists, 1913 - 1914 DOI
  • XVIII L., E. S.: A recent exhibition of the work of Clarkson Dye in San Francisco DOI
  • XIX-XXI Watson, Forbes: Allen Tucker: a painter with a fresh vision DOI
  • XXI-XXIII De Kay, Charles: Sigurd Neandross DOI
  • XXIII What tale does this tapestry tell? DOI
  • XXIV-XXV N., W. H.: Alexander Grinager: an appreciation DOI
  • XXVI N., W. H.: Portrait painters DOI
  • XXVII-XXX Two etchings by Katharine Merrill DOI
  • XXX-XXXIV In the Galleries DOI
• No. 206 (April, 1914) DOI
  • XXXVII-XLII De Kay, Charles: Seven murals by Albert Herter DOI
  • XLII-XLV Slack, Helen L.: Martha Walter, painter of joyous children DOI
  • XLV-XLVII Luckiesh, M.: Light in art DOI
  • XLVIII-XLIX A mountain-painter from Maine DOI
  • XLIX-LI De Kay, Charles: What tale does this tapestry tell?, [2] DOI
  • LI-LII Some recent medals DOI
  • LII Tapestries at the Brooklyn Museum DOI
  • LIII-LVII Hawley, Walter A.: Three important groups of oriental household rugs DOI
  • LVIII-LIX N., W. H.: A country residence in Massachusetts DOI
  • LX Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh DOI
  • LXI-LXIII B. Nelson, W. H. de: A six-man show in Philadelphia DOI
  • LXIV-LXX In the Galleries DOI
• No. 207 (May, 1914) DOI
  • LXXI-LXXVIII Brinton, Christian: Apropos of Albert Sterner DOI
  • LXXIX-LXXXVI Watson, Forbes: The Association of American Etchers DOI
  • LXXXVII-XCI B. Nelson, W. H. de: At the academy, New York DOI
  • XCII-XCIII N., W. H.: A painter of harbours: Hayley Lever DOI
  • XCIV-XCVI Wray, Henry Russell: Charles Craig: painter of Indians and western scenes DOI
  • XCVI The Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg, [2] DOI
  • XCVII-XCIX N., W. H.: Persian art in a New York gallery DOI
  • C-CII In the Galleries DOI
• No. 208 (June, 1914) DOI
  • CV-CXVI B. Nelson, W. H. de: Pittsburgh international, 1914 DOI
  • CXVII-CXX Hunter, Leland George: The Brooklyn tapestry exhibition DOI
  • CXXI-CXXV Peckham, W. G.: Russian art and American DOI
  • CXXVI-CXXVIII In the Galleries DOI
• Maßstab/Farbkeil