DOI issue:
No. 86 (May, 1900)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19784#0285
Studio- Talk
BEATEN COPPER WORK BY R. LL. B. RATHBONE
by reason of its extreme
delicacy of colour and truth-
fulness. In oils the collec-
tion was not so good, some
half-dozen contributions by
Mr. Ireland Blackburne
Mr. Patten, and Miss Irlam
Briggs overshadowing the
rest. A large number of
pieces of needlework, a
quantity of decorative metal
work and wood-carving, and
a case of excellent minia-
tures by Miss Waddelove
added very largely to the
attraction of the show.
J. B.
How this colour will be affected by time and the I XI Palette Club on March 3, at which
Liverpool atmosphere it is impossible to say. A Mr. Aaron Watson, J.P. (Editor of
.- the Newcastle Daily Leader), presided, two
brown at present, harmonises well with the Run- IV T EWCASTLE - UPON - TYNE.—At the
corn stone and Ruabon brick of the exterior. \, inaugural dinner of the Pen and
Some small articles of beaten copper work by honorary members were elected — Mr. George
Mr. Rathbone are also reproduced here.
They are finished in various tones of _ ——
I_^ Spring Exhibition of the
£ J Bournemouth Art Society, .# ■ iflfl^k \^
and the sales were numiTous. The J^^f ^''-^^''^ \ >J*J
collection was an exceedingly creditable •ibi«^, U-.. j'^mj.. ^. jj .^sm^
one, a large proportion of the work in
water - colour being excellent, especially
the contributions by Miss Sophia Beale,
Miss Fenwick, Miss Hake, and Mrs. P. de
Crespigny, the contribution by the latter,
The Edge of the Forest, a study of beech
trunks in early winter, being one of the
gems of the exhibition. An autumn
study of foliage and stream by Miss
Agneta Smith certainly was entitled to
the prize awarded to it by the Society.
The contribution by Miss Kemp-Welch,
An Idyll, New Forest, was charming as
regards drawing, but lacked the attractive-
ness of the artist's famous recently engraved
Colt Hunting in the New Forest. The
few flower studies were excellent, Miss
Teresa Hegg's Roses taking the first place embosses copper door by r. i.l. b. rathbone
272
BEATEN COPPER WORK BY R. LL. B. RATHBONE
by reason of its extreme
delicacy of colour and truth-
fulness. In oils the collec-
tion was not so good, some
half-dozen contributions by
Mr. Ireland Blackburne
Mr. Patten, and Miss Irlam
Briggs overshadowing the
rest. A large number of
pieces of needlework, a
quantity of decorative metal
work and wood-carving, and
a case of excellent minia-
tures by Miss Waddelove
added very largely to the
attraction of the show.
J. B.
How this colour will be affected by time and the I XI Palette Club on March 3, at which
Liverpool atmosphere it is impossible to say. A Mr. Aaron Watson, J.P. (Editor of
.- the Newcastle Daily Leader), presided, two
brown at present, harmonises well with the Run- IV T EWCASTLE - UPON - TYNE.—At the
corn stone and Ruabon brick of the exterior. \, inaugural dinner of the Pen and
Some small articles of beaten copper work by honorary members were elected — Mr. George
Mr. Rathbone are also reproduced here.
They are finished in various tones of _ ——
I_^ Spring Exhibition of the
£ J Bournemouth Art Society, .# ■ iflfl^k \^
and the sales were numiTous. The J^^f ^''-^^''^ \ >J*J
collection was an exceedingly creditable •ibi«^, U-.. j'^mj.. ^. jj .^sm^
one, a large proportion of the work in
water - colour being excellent, especially
the contributions by Miss Sophia Beale,
Miss Fenwick, Miss Hake, and Mrs. P. de
Crespigny, the contribution by the latter,
The Edge of the Forest, a study of beech
trunks in early winter, being one of the
gems of the exhibition. An autumn
study of foliage and stream by Miss
Agneta Smith certainly was entitled to
the prize awarded to it by the Society.
The contribution by Miss Kemp-Welch,
An Idyll, New Forest, was charming as
regards drawing, but lacked the attractive-
ness of the artist's famous recently engraved
Colt Hunting in the New Forest. The
few flower studies were excellent, Miss
Teresa Hegg's Roses taking the first place embosses copper door by r. i.l. b. rathbone
272