Studio: international art (5.1895)

Awards in " The Studio" Prize Competitions

HON. MENTION (COMP. B XVIII.) " BLAB "

Bashsa (H. S. Adamson, 329 Sauchiehall Street,
Glasgow); Bruce (Clara E. Byrd, in Anderton
Road, Sparkbrook, Birmingham); Chritho (C.
Thompson, Gernersgade 7, Copenhagen 4 K,
Denmark); Cambridge (Eunice E. Bloxcidge, The
Hollies, Shustoke, Coleshill, Birmingham); Comach
(Constance M. Christie, The Laurels, Old Colvvyn,
N. Wales); Daffodil (Clara Hill, 14 Clarendon
Square, Leamington); Dux (Nellie Harvey, Gowan-
brae, Stirling, N.B.); Eagle (C H Walker,
4 Yillas-on-Heath, Hampstead); Ebor (L. T.
Taylor, 9 St. Oswald's Terrace, Fulford, York) ;
Endeavour (F. W. Reckitt, Fairlights, Headstone
Road, Harrow); Fag (Florence A. Eaden, Broad
Meadow, Russell Road, Moor Green, Birming-
ham) ; Gesa (G. C. Gaskin, Olton, Warwickshire);
Greensleeves (Mrs. Frank Teed, The Ferns, Grove
Road, Denmark Hill, S.E.); Gilberto/i (A. J.
Moore, 6 Seymour Villas, Anerley); Glister (T. C.
Lawrence, The Oaks, Stoneygate, Leicester); Gesso
(Ada Clegg, 25 Alfred Place, Bedford Square,
W.C.); Hild (A. Benson, 15 Lansdowne Crescent,
Bath); Honeysuckle (Amy Page, 99 Gough Road,
Edgbaston); focus (L. Parker, 38 Arnold Street,
Lowestoft); Millie (Millie Saul, 32 Dancer Road,

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Fulham, S.W.); M. A. F. (Minnie A. Field,
Penrhos, Chislehurst) ; Philomel (E. L. Pattison,
St. Mary's, Holmesdale Road, Hampton Wick);
Princess Mary (Ethel M. Kendall, 130 Lennard
Road, Beckenham); Punch (L. S. Joyce, Poplar
Avenue, Edgbaston, Birmingham) ; Puffin (W. A.
Steward, 11 Dartmouth Park Avenue, Highgate,
N.); Snowdrop (Ethel M. Baumer, 67 Boundary
Road, N.W.); St. Benet (F. M. Bennett, Grove
House, Twickenham) ; Spruce Cone (I,. E. Forteath,
Newton, Elgin, N.B.); Trojan (E. P. Roberts,
Sussex House, Grove Lane, S.E.); Tadpole (Lettie
Thomson, Brooklyn, Solihull, Birmingham); Teddie
(Ada M. Williams, Walcott, Shaa Road, East
Acton, W.); Waterlily (W. Rowe, 87 Bromfelde
Road, Clapham, S.W.); and Waterlily A. (C. A.
Allen, 50 Lome Street, Kidderminster).

Design [for an Embroidered Pattern to be
Employed as a Powdering upon a Portiere
or Curtain. (C XVI.)

The drawings for this competition are much
less satisfactory than those usually received in this
series. The competitors do not appear to have
grasped the capabilities of the subject. A closer
study of the fine " powdering " designs in use in

HON. MENTION (COMP. B XVIII.) " PUFFIN "