DOI issue:
No. 73 (April 1899)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19231#0215
Studio- Talk
SKETCHES IN WAX FOR BAS-RELIEF PANELS
BY H. C. FEHR
while Mr. Townsend's rather bold experiment of
relying in the murky air of London for the chief
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feature of his building on a piece of colour decora-
tion is to say the least an interesting one.
Mr. H. C. Fehr is busy at the present time with
a series of panels for the external decoration of the
new Higher Grade Schools building at Scarborough.
These panels symbolise the various subjects in-
cluded in the educational curriculum, and point
the purpose of the place. They fill spaces below
the windows in the facade, and will be about forty
feet from the ground. The reproductions given
are from the small wax sketches made by the artist
for some of the designs, and show his facility in
the application of rich detail and in the use of
strong light and shade masses. The series when
completed will be very definitely important.
PANEL OF A SCREEN
BY B. A. ALVEY
SKETCHES IN WAX FOR BAS-RELIEF PANELS
BY H. C. FEHR
while Mr. Townsend's rather bold experiment of
relying in the murky air of London for the chief
198
feature of his building on a piece of colour decora-
tion is to say the least an interesting one.
Mr. H. C. Fehr is busy at the present time with
a series of panels for the external decoration of the
new Higher Grade Schools building at Scarborough.
These panels symbolise the various subjects in-
cluded in the educational curriculum, and point
the purpose of the place. They fill spaces below
the windows in the facade, and will be about forty
feet from the ground. The reproductions given
are from the small wax sketches made by the artist
for some of the designs, and show his facility in
the application of rich detail and in the use of
strong light and shade masses. The series when
completed will be very definitely important.
PANEL OF A SCREEN
BY B. A. ALVEY