DOI Heft:
No. 58 (January, 1898)
DOI Artikel:Reviews of recent publications
DOI Artikel:Awards in "The Studio" prize competitions
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18390#0339
Awards in " The Studio" Prize Competitions
Japanese colour prints. There are many speeial zeit (J. C. Dugdaje, 6i Plymouth drove, Man-
features which render the book remarkable, for Chester).
instance, an attempt at a new system of pronuncia- Honourable Mention is given to the following :_
tion, a bibliography, a list of signatures (arranged Ars Probat Artificem (Thomas Shepard) ; Anno
so as to enable us to read artists' names on Japanese Domini (Ada C. G. Uimma); Chan (J. I). Fergus-
prints at sight), the technical notes, the account of son) ; Cyrus (A. Constance Smedley) ; Little John
the influx of Japanese art into Europe. The illus- (John \Y. Lisle); Paw (R. F. Wells); Pallas
trations were all especially prepared for this volume, (Adolph Hofer) ; The Rook (Marion Wallace-1 )un-
but unfortunately none of them are in colours. lop) ; Udio (Frank S. Easterman) • IV. H. IV.
Vierteljafyrs-Hefte des Vereins bildender Kunstler (William H. White); Walnut (B. H. Smale); Win-
Dresdens. (Part IV.) (Dresden: E. Arnold.)- New (Dudley Heath); and Red Rose (James
We have before spoken some words of praise upon Durden).
this excellent publication. The part under review Design for \ Certificate
contains, among other plates, a beautiful lithograph ^ x )
in two colours, by Max Giese, of a wintry land- The awards in this competition will be announced
scape, and a fine etching of a girl's head by the nexj. monf-n
talented artist, Max Pietschmann. Those who
wish for interesting but inexpensive pictures with Design for an Embroidered Book-cover.
which to adorn the walls of their rooms cannot do (B VII.)
better than subscribe to this work. The First Prize design in this competition
Gedichten van Jacques Perk. (Amsterdam: is reproduced here in colours (page 283).
S. L. van Looy.)—This book of poems is chiefly Design for End Papers.
remarkable for the quaint ornamentation of its /g yjjj )
pages. The delicate colours used in the bordering The pIRST Prize (0ne guinea) is awarded to
and title pages, however original and interesting Wresden (Cordelia Phillimore, Sid Abbey, Sid-
they may be in themselves, do not harmonise with mouth)
the black letterpress they encompass ; and this we The gEC0ND Prize (HaIf-a-guinea) to Penwiper
deem to be a serious defect in bookmaking. (p. White, 19 Amott Road, East Dulwich, S.E.).
_ Honourable mention is given to the following :—■
Clytie (Alice E. Burt, 3 Kempshott Road, Streat-
The important etching by Eeopold Flameng ham Common, S.W.); Enid (Ethel C. Gillespy,
after the painting Richard Duke of Gloucester 59 Elgno Road, Croydon); Hiawatha (Mary
and Lady Amie, by E. A. Abbey, A.R.A., recently Wilcock, 74 Redesdale Street, Chelsea, S.W.); Seda
issued by the Art Union of Eondon, is one of the (A. de Sauty, 63 Ramsden Road, Balham, S.W.);
most remarkable and beautiful prints published by the above are illustrated. Elgitha (Katherine M.
that excellent institution, and it cannot fail to be Coggin); Camu (Chas. Gale); and Flutterby
well received by its subscribers. (Helen Kiick).
Messrs. Doig, Wilson, and Wheatley, of Edin- Photographs from Nature.
burgh, have just issued a very fine etched portrait An Autumn Landscape.
of Professor Masson from the painting by Sir Geo. ^ jj ^
Reid, P.R.S.A. The etching has been executed The pIRgT pRIZE {fine'guinea) is awarded to
by Mr. E. Huth and is in every respect an admir- (w ^ [Q Mapperley Roadj Not.
able production. . , ,
1 tingham).
The Second Prize (Haifa-guinea) to Superficies
AWARDS IN "THE STUDIO" (Matthew Surface, The County Press, Bradford).
PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Honourable Mention is given to the following:—
Ferret (E. A. West, Newham, Truro) ; Feuilies
Design for a Showcard. (Walter Rossiter, 9 Elm Place, Bath); the above
(A IX ) are illustrated; Autumn Morning (Miss C. H.
The first Prize (Five guineas) is awarded to Gunner) ; Abacus (J. C. Yarty-Smith); American
Echo (W. lC. Webster, 4 Ifield Road, Fulham Sub. (W. Moseley) ; Avon (Henry Johnson) :
Road, S.W'.). Bosham (E. E. Manwaring); Chestnuts (R. Clifton
The Second Prize {Three guineas) to Die Mu- Davy); Caerwent (K. J. Ballard); Epoh (Mrs. J.
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Japanese colour prints. There are many speeial zeit (J. C. Dugdaje, 6i Plymouth drove, Man-
features which render the book remarkable, for Chester).
instance, an attempt at a new system of pronuncia- Honourable Mention is given to the following :_
tion, a bibliography, a list of signatures (arranged Ars Probat Artificem (Thomas Shepard) ; Anno
so as to enable us to read artists' names on Japanese Domini (Ada C. G. Uimma); Chan (J. I). Fergus-
prints at sight), the technical notes, the account of son) ; Cyrus (A. Constance Smedley) ; Little John
the influx of Japanese art into Europe. The illus- (John \Y. Lisle); Paw (R. F. Wells); Pallas
trations were all especially prepared for this volume, (Adolph Hofer) ; The Rook (Marion Wallace-1 )un-
but unfortunately none of them are in colours. lop) ; Udio (Frank S. Easterman) • IV. H. IV.
Vierteljafyrs-Hefte des Vereins bildender Kunstler (William H. White); Walnut (B. H. Smale); Win-
Dresdens. (Part IV.) (Dresden: E. Arnold.)- New (Dudley Heath); and Red Rose (James
We have before spoken some words of praise upon Durden).
this excellent publication. The part under review Design for \ Certificate
contains, among other plates, a beautiful lithograph ^ x )
in two colours, by Max Giese, of a wintry land- The awards in this competition will be announced
scape, and a fine etching of a girl's head by the nexj. monf-n
talented artist, Max Pietschmann. Those who
wish for interesting but inexpensive pictures with Design for an Embroidered Book-cover.
which to adorn the walls of their rooms cannot do (B VII.)
better than subscribe to this work. The First Prize design in this competition
Gedichten van Jacques Perk. (Amsterdam: is reproduced here in colours (page 283).
S. L. van Looy.)—This book of poems is chiefly Design for End Papers.
remarkable for the quaint ornamentation of its /g yjjj )
pages. The delicate colours used in the bordering The pIRST Prize (0ne guinea) is awarded to
and title pages, however original and interesting Wresden (Cordelia Phillimore, Sid Abbey, Sid-
they may be in themselves, do not harmonise with mouth)
the black letterpress they encompass ; and this we The gEC0ND Prize (HaIf-a-guinea) to Penwiper
deem to be a serious defect in bookmaking. (p. White, 19 Amott Road, East Dulwich, S.E.).
_ Honourable mention is given to the following :—■
Clytie (Alice E. Burt, 3 Kempshott Road, Streat-
The important etching by Eeopold Flameng ham Common, S.W.); Enid (Ethel C. Gillespy,
after the painting Richard Duke of Gloucester 59 Elgno Road, Croydon); Hiawatha (Mary
and Lady Amie, by E. A. Abbey, A.R.A., recently Wilcock, 74 Redesdale Street, Chelsea, S.W.); Seda
issued by the Art Union of Eondon, is one of the (A. de Sauty, 63 Ramsden Road, Balham, S.W.);
most remarkable and beautiful prints published by the above are illustrated. Elgitha (Katherine M.
that excellent institution, and it cannot fail to be Coggin); Camu (Chas. Gale); and Flutterby
well received by its subscribers. (Helen Kiick).
Messrs. Doig, Wilson, and Wheatley, of Edin- Photographs from Nature.
burgh, have just issued a very fine etched portrait An Autumn Landscape.
of Professor Masson from the painting by Sir Geo. ^ jj ^
Reid, P.R.S.A. The etching has been executed The pIRgT pRIZE {fine'guinea) is awarded to
by Mr. E. Huth and is in every respect an admir- (w ^ [Q Mapperley Roadj Not.
able production. . , ,
1 tingham).
The Second Prize (Haifa-guinea) to Superficies
AWARDS IN "THE STUDIO" (Matthew Surface, The County Press, Bradford).
PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Honourable Mention is given to the following:—
Ferret (E. A. West, Newham, Truro) ; Feuilies
Design for a Showcard. (Walter Rossiter, 9 Elm Place, Bath); the above
(A IX ) are illustrated; Autumn Morning (Miss C. H.
The first Prize (Five guineas) is awarded to Gunner) ; Abacus (J. C. Yarty-Smith); American
Echo (W. lC. Webster, 4 Ifield Road, Fulham Sub. (W. Moseley) ; Avon (Henry Johnson) :
Road, S.W'.). Bosham (E. E. Manwaring); Chestnuts (R. Clifton
The Second Prize {Three guineas) to Die Mu- Davy); Caerwent (K. J. Ballard); Epoh (Mrs. J.
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