Studio: international art (21.1901)

Awards in " The Studio"

Prize Competitions

SECOND PRIZE (COMP. D XXXVll) " MEMOA"

of Halifax, has forwarded to us a collection
■containing some special designs of distinctive
merit.

Mr. Ralph Peacock desires us to state that the
title—Die Falsche—of his painting which was re-
produced in colours in the October Number of
The Studio was not of his choosing, but was
given to it by the compiler of the Catalogue of
the Berlin Exhibition of 1897.

AWARDS IN " THE STUDIO "
PRIZE COMPETITIONS.

Design for a Show-Card.
(A LIII.)

The awards in this competition will be an-
nounced in a future number.

Illustration for a Child's Story.
(B LIII.)

The First Prize {One Guinea) is awarded to

Amphieri. (Sunderland Rollinson, 12, Princes
Street, Scarborough).

The Second Prize (Half-a-Guineri) to Isca
(Ethel Larcombe, Wilton Place, St. James's,
Exeter).

Honourable mention is given to the following:
—Ancient Mariner (Claire Murrell); Arig (Maud
C. Jones); Arrow (Lilian Bell); Blue Funk (Ber-
tram Puckle) ; Grumbler (Rosa C. Petherick);
Malvolio (Olive Allen); and Tortoise (Florence M.
G. Dimma).

Foreground Study.
(D XXXVII.)
The First Prize {One Guinea) is awarded to
Alcazar (Mary E. C. Willis, Southwell Lodge,
Ipswich Road, Norwich).

The Second Prize (Half-a-Guinea) to Memo 1
(PI. C. Leat, 2, Richmond Street, Totterdown,
Bristol).

Honourable mention is given to Bromide (F. J.
Mortimer) ; Barum (Maud Partridge); Iris (F. G.
Bennett); Essem (Sophie Monnier); Mask (Diomas
Kent); Kerarbury (Edward Hepburn); and Topsy
(Thomas G. Hibbert).

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