Studio: international art (3.1894)

From Gallery and Studio

sale, each contain- sent us photo-

ing twenty etch- graphs, which we

ings. In his pre- reproduce on this

face, Mr. Pennell page. They give

explains that so clear an idea

they were "in no of the work that

sense the result of further descrip-

a tour in search of tion is needless.

the picturesque." -

- At a meeting

The Guildhall held recently at

Art Committee Sheffield a number

have brought together in their third exhibition— of local art-craftsmen formed themselves into a

now open—a very noteworthy collection of master- guild, the objects of which are the improvement of

pieces, old and new, that has been chosen with the arts and crafts in the city and district, the

most catholic taste, and will appeal to all schools. holding of exhibitions, and the bringing of the

The exhibition remains open daily until June 30. work of the members more prominently before the

Admission is free, and the catalogue, price six- public. The guild is intended to include artists,

pence, is a model of good printing and lucid ar- chasers, designers, engravers, modellers, and saw-

rangement. Mr. A. G. Temple deserves the thanks piecers. We wish it every success,

of all art-lovers for his successful administration of --

this really important exhibition. A chest with panel in repousse work, illustrated

ALA*

A TRIPTYCH BY ARTHUR K. PEARCE

Mr. Arthur E. Pearce, the designer of a very on page 29, is one of an admirable series of similar

beautiful carved and painted triptych, has kindly work by Mr. Godfrey Blount, of Kirtlingtonj
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