Studio: international art (19.1900)

Studio- Talk

Book Prizes.—For
Designs for Book-lining
Papers : Hilda Drewson.
For Monochrome Painting
of Figures from the Antique:
Jessie Gavin. For Design
for a Stained-Wood Cabinet:
Edwin B. Jolliffe. For
Designs based on a Flower-
ing Plant: Arthur E. Leuty.
For Painting of the Figure
from Life: Win. A. Martin.
For Time Sketches of
Figures from Life : Win. \.
Medcalf.

Prizes for Works.—
Thos. C. Balmer, May L.
Cooksey, Geo. \V. Fish,

casket (See London Studid-Talk) by Oliver isaker Katie Fisher, Conrad O.

Looser, Annie McLeish,
Burridge R.E., and his Assistants, some 500 Constance Read, Wm. J. Thornton,
students have attended the various courses during Free Evening Studentship to Katie Fisher,
the year. From the beginning they~are encouraged Ernest Holloway, Gilbert Rogers, Mar)- ('.. Buckler,
to develop their own ideas
rather than to become mere
copyists, and the result
appears in the wide range
of design applied to practi-
cal purposes, and in the
increasing list of awards
gained in the National
Competition. In 1897 the
work of this School received
two awards, in 1898 eleven,
and last year fourteen :

Goi.n Medal. — For
Design for the Frieze of a
Hall : Wm. J. Medcalf.

Silver Medals. — For
Design for a Stencilled
Frieze: Roberta Glasgow.
For Painting of the Figure
from Life : Wm. A. Martin.
For Drawing of the Figure
from Life: Chas. W. Sharpe.

Bronze Medals. — For
Design for a Stencilled
Frieze: R. W. Bonsey.
For Designs for a Nursery
Frieze: Winifred Horton.
For Designs for Book Illus-
trations: Alice Horton. For
Design for a Hall l'rieze : playing-card box in green leather, gold tooling, and brass binding

Wm. J. Medcalf. by winifred iiouton