DOI Heft:
No. 31 (October, 1896)
DOI Artikel:W., G.: The national competition South Kensington, 1895
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17295#0062
DECORATIVE PANEL IN COLOUR BY GERTRUDE M. BRADLEY
Joseph W. Brooks (Macclesfield), showed good con- If metal-work for architectural features was but
ventional renderings of animal form ; so did that by sparsely represented, and the only things of note
Thomas S. Brown, Plymouth (bronze medal), which were an electric-light bracket by Claude Cooke, of
was also excellent in its colour, purple dragons, and Leicester, a bronze door-knocker by Florence
yellow-green foliage. Another, by Alice Mary Steele, and some designs for rails with motive
Overell (Hertford), was rather crowded, but distinctly taken from the pea, there were some admirable
commendable; as were also designs for glazed bricks, examples of smaller articles. A design for a vase
by John W. Sherratt, of Macclesfield. Some ex- and stand in silver, by John H. Parkyn (S.K.), was
cellent modelled designs for glazed tiles by Florence most charming. A tea-set, shown in the actual
Steele were deservedly awarded a silver medal. metal, by Julia C. Middleton (Birmingham), if only
DESIGN FOR STAINED-GLASS PANEL BY ETHEL ISABEL COOK
49
Joseph W. Brooks (Macclesfield), showed good con- If metal-work for architectural features was but
ventional renderings of animal form ; so did that by sparsely represented, and the only things of note
Thomas S. Brown, Plymouth (bronze medal), which were an electric-light bracket by Claude Cooke, of
was also excellent in its colour, purple dragons, and Leicester, a bronze door-knocker by Florence
yellow-green foliage. Another, by Alice Mary Steele, and some designs for rails with motive
Overell (Hertford), was rather crowded, but distinctly taken from the pea, there were some admirable
commendable; as were also designs for glazed bricks, examples of smaller articles. A design for a vase
by John W. Sherratt, of Macclesfield. Some ex- and stand in silver, by John H. Parkyn (S.K.), was
cellent modelled designs for glazed tiles by Florence most charming. A tea-set, shown in the actual
Steele were deservedly awarded a silver medal. metal, by Julia C. Middleton (Birmingham), if only
DESIGN FOR STAINED-GLASS PANEL BY ETHEL ISABEL COOK
49