Studio: international art (2.1894)

Awards in "The Studio" Prize Competitions

Nut (Miss A. Hazel, Castle Street, Farnham, Clarke, Villa Mont Riant, Montreux, Switzerland):

Surrey): a graceful design. Iron (L. Barrett, 15 an ambitious design of figures that, given the skill

Avenue Road, N.W.): a design that would be to emboss it, might be a work of art. Novi (T.

effective in actual work. Jemima (Miss Ida M. Hainsworth, 16 Hume Street, Halifax): excellent

FIRST PRIZE, " THALASSA "

Stubbs, Braunston, Sandford Road, Moseley) :
capitally drawn. Karashima (H. G. AVright, 157
Blythe Road, West Kensington Park, W.) : a really
beautiful design for chasing, but too crowded for
beaten metal. Kohana-San (Miss M. E. Scott,
Elmstead Grange, Chiselhurst) : an extremely
simple but quite satisfactory design. Loyal (Mrs.
F. Hudson, Lamorna, Dawlish): good of its class.
Marine (S. Hewer, 52 St. Augustine's Terrace,
Halifax): a fresh and clever design. Mars (E. C.

" TINKER "

SECOND PRIZE, "PATRICK"

of its sort. (Enone (Miss Gertrude Roots, St.
Peter's, Canterbury) : a design including charm-
ingly drawn cupids, but rather over-elaborate for
its purpose. Peetal (Miss G. Stratton, 51 Nevern
Square, Kensington): a caprice of mice cleverly
arranged. St. George (Miss Clara Jowett, 29
Manningham Lane, Bradford, York): illustrated.
Tinker (Miss M. J. Smith, Hamper Mills, Watford):
illustrated. Turk (C. R. Warren, 121 Flood Street,
Chelsea, S.W.) : the border is fresh and shows

" ST. GEORGE "

W. Williams, 13 Akeds Road, Halifax): pleasant,
but better suited for inlay. Nasturtium (Miss M.
E. Dixon, Mulberry Green, Harlow, Essex): a
good border, as a design. Niblick (A. M. D.

really fine invention, but it is too delicate for
repousse. Water-lily (C. A. Allen, 50 Lome
Street, Kidderminster): good detail, but lacks
freshness.

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