DOI Heft:
No. 38 (May, 1896)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17296#0256
Studio- Talk
nowadays, and there are few indeed who could of the casket are the arms of the City of London
use the hammer well enough to beat up such silver with supporters, while at either end are the arms of
cream jugs as were used by our great-grandparents, the Company and of Lord Glenesk—the giver and
The success which has crowned Mr. and Mrs. the recipient. Within the silver casket is another
Dawson's excursion into this class of work is, of lead which exhibits much technical skill. This
FROM A PAINTING BY EDWARD PATRY
therefore, all the more gratifying, while eloquent beautiful piece of work, which was commissioned
testimony is borne thereby to the wisdom of by Mr. W. D. Caroe on behalf of the Company,
entrusting such work to artists. We may add is now at the Royal Academy Exhibition.
that the enamelled shields are those of England, -
Scotland, Ireland, and Edward III., from whose Mr. Edward Patry's more important works this
reign the Plumbers' Company dates. On the back year are portraits. He has completed a seated full-
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nowadays, and there are few indeed who could of the casket are the arms of the City of London
use the hammer well enough to beat up such silver with supporters, while at either end are the arms of
cream jugs as were used by our great-grandparents, the Company and of Lord Glenesk—the giver and
The success which has crowned Mr. and Mrs. the recipient. Within the silver casket is another
Dawson's excursion into this class of work is, of lead which exhibits much technical skill. This
FROM A PAINTING BY EDWARD PATRY
therefore, all the more gratifying, while eloquent beautiful piece of work, which was commissioned
testimony is borne thereby to the wisdom of by Mr. W. D. Caroe on behalf of the Company,
entrusting such work to artists. We may add is now at the Royal Academy Exhibition.
that the enamelled shields are those of England, -
Scotland, Ireland, and Edward III., from whose Mr. Edward Patry's more important works this
reign the Plumbers' Company dates. On the back year are portraits. He has completed a seated full-
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