Studio: international art (9.1897)

Awards in " The Studio " Prize Competitions

Design for Damask Table Linen.
(A XL.)

The First Prize {Five pounds) is awarded to
Rechtdoor Lee (M. E. de Graff, Wynhaven 101,
Rotterdam).

The Second Prize {Three pounds) to Shanty
(Geo. Marples, 63 New King's Road, Fulham, S.W.).

The Third Prize {Twopounds) to Thoughts (F.
G. Froggatt, 45 King Street, Morley, near Leeds).

Owing to the great pressure on our space, the
names of those who have gained honourable men-
tion are held over this month.

Pen and Ink Landscape.
(B XXXV.)

The First Prize {One guinea) is awarded to
Indian Ink (James S. Alderson, 1 Market Place,
Rugby).

The Second Prize {Half a guinea) to Puck
(A. B. Packham, 27 Bond Street, Brighton).

Honourable mention is given to the following :—
Ardoch (J. G. Guthrie, 41 Pembury Road, N.E.);
Busker (E. J. Ransom, 2 Falconer Road, Old
Bushey, Herts); Cactus (Chas. E. Eldred, H.M.S.
" Terror," Bermuda); Chato (Jessie Mitchell, 21
Crescent Road, Sharrow, Sheffield); Cambrensis
(B. A. Lewis, Morfa House, Carmarthen); Dodo
(Josephine Norris, 32 Atwood Road, Didsbury,
near Manchester); Exile (Ethel C. Gillespy,
Wehrhahn 25, Diisseldorf, Germany) ; Grumbler
(Rosa C. Petherick, Maple Lodge, Havelock Road,
Croydon); Jason (John Thirtle, "The Elms," Ban-
stead Road, Ewell, Surrey); Peak (D. C Veazsy,
58 Brewer Street, Woolwich); Fivitt (J. H. Brown,
Sidmouth Lodge, Richmond Hill, Surrey); Quill
(Hanslip Fletcher, 7 Milner Street, Islington, N.) ;
Regulus (Andrew Allan, 56 Waterloo Street, Glas-
gow) ; Shire (Evelyn Holden, Kingswood, Hockley
Heath, Birmingham); Simplicity (J. L. Shoosmith,
Billing Road, Northampton); Teddie (Ada M.
Williams, Walcot, Shaa Road, East Acton, W.);
and Yottenfeus (M. E. Sargent, Sella Park, Cum -
berland).

China Painting. Design for a Dinner Plate.
(C XXXIII.)

We regret that in consequence of very great
pressure on our space this month, we are unable
to illustrate the prize drawings in this competition.

The First Prize (One guinea) is awarded to
Fides (Countess Vera Sollohub, Povarskaya, Mos-
cow, Russia).

The Second Prize {Half a guinea) to Designer
(Shirley B. Wainwright, 147 Hall Road, Hands-
worth, Birmingham).

Honourable mention is given to the following :—
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Aline (Jacques Houry, 16 Falmouth Road, Bishop-
ston, Bristol); Brush (ClaraHill,Sandringham, War-
wick Road, Aston); Barney (Mabel S. Chandler,
Station House, Aldershot); Craft (Ernest Storm,
Tunstall Road, Sunderland); Chalk (Harry Moore,
15 Westfield Road, Wellingborough); Chef (A.
Cooke, 15 St. John's Road, Upper Holloway, N.);
Da (Ada Worters, Thoresby, Shortlands); Fudge
(Muriel B. Elwes, 2 Upper Woburn Place, W.C.);
Frog (Frank Overton, 99 Upper Addiscombe
Road, Croydon); Heather (Mildred G. Law, 2
Stanley Crescent, Notting Hill, W.); Handsivorth
Technical (Agnes C. Martin, 45 South Road,
Handsworth, Birmingham); May (May Dixon,
Mulberry Green, Harlow, Essex); Noshio (J. Wil-
son, Burradon Colliery, Newcastle-on-Tyne); Judy
(H. Woods, 3 Bateman Street, Cambridge); Appe-
tite (W. S. Kershaw, 6 Albany Road, New Barford,
Nottingham); Pescatore (J. L. Findlay, Aberlour,
Banffshire); Rardgar (Kate M. Garrard, " Camp-
sie," Hayne Road, Beckenham); Sixpence (G. T.
Tanner, The Knoll, Frith Hill, Godalming); Sham-
rock (Clara Hay, 1 Queen's Road, Tunbridge
Wells); and Spalpeen Mavourneen (Gretta C.
Campbell, Ballynagard House, Londonderry).
Photographs from Nature.
A Marine Subject.
(D XXVI.)

The First Prize {One guinea) is awarded to
Bosham (E. E. Manwaring, 73 Lansdowne Place,
Brighton).

The Second Prize {Half a guinea) to Provence
(Miss Christian H.Caerle, Priorwood,Melrose,N.B.)

Honourable mention is given to the following:—
Adel (J. A. Hirst, Adel Towers, near Leeds);
Bridgway (Leonard Stevenson, 3 Harlaxton Street,
Nottingham); Black Pear (Mrs. Geo. E. Hyde,
Foregate Street, Worcester); Baloo (Miss M. M.
Fry, Goldney House, Clifton, Bristol); Captain
Cuttle (Seymour Conway, Mylecroft, Beckenham);
Derelict (F. Massey, 18 Harbour Terrace, Fal-
mouth) ; Forget-me-not (Miss K. van Reede,
Weenenland, Zwolle, Holland); Golden Gate (J.
W. Palache, 900 Eddy Street, San Francisco);
Ilfra (W. T. Greatbatch, Smallbrook Street, Bir-
mingham) ; light and Shade (C. W. Richardson,
St. John's Grove, Wakefield); Luzo (W. H. Elwes,
2 Upper Woburn Place, W.C); Nick (N. G.
Reid, Holly Bank, Partin, Glasgow); Penrith (J.
C. Varty-Smith, Nandana, Penrith); Rampant (J.
H. Liebreich, 6 Blenheim Road, Bradford); The
Chequers (Mrs. H. Warren, Dye Wood House,
Nottingham); and What are the Wild Waves say-
ing] (T. A. Kay, Board School, St. Ives, Cornwall).