DOI Heft:
No. 104 (November, 1901)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19874#0150
Studio- Talk
and W. Follen Bishop. Drawings of lesser size hundred and fifty men, even if they really are the
and of good quality bear the names of Hamp- representative men from all districts, cannot hopi
e
son Jones, C. O'Neil, Edmund Phipps, Creswick to ^^^JZX^
Boydell, J. T. Watts, Peter Ghent, Miss Georgtna by which to m apparent at first
Laing, and Miss B. A^Pughe. ^ ^ convention has done an enor~
The Sculpture Room contains a fair proportion amount of goodI by^topng **jf ^^atm
of work from local studios. The busts of Pri. g^^f*^ *
cipal Oliver Lodge, Wm. Rathbone, Esq., and the schoolmen, y ^ ^ ^
Mrs. Dowda, by Charles J. Men, are^ach o d= ^nat^y ^
high quality of merit. Dawn, by J. Grosianu 7 _
McClure, is a relief plaster panel of interesting
design. Another plaster panel designed for metal ,—
repousse work is by H. Bloomfreld Bare. MMMHHjjHHj
Miss C. E. Martin's Eve and plaster statuette
of a Boy, Miss Caroline Jackson's Innocence,
and Miss C. A. Walker's altar panel St. Catherine, JM
are deserving of mention. .-^3? ' v ■ .
RESDEN.- On ^j^^'^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
in this country, the idea was started in a quarter
generally supposed to be extremely conservative p f
and bureaucratic, to which here, however, the ^ >"JB
majority of progressive movements are due. Severa
of the officials at the principal museums H ^^^J
as they should be/andtbey convened this meeting ■
in order to discuss what steps might be taken to «
create a change for the better.
A first convention of this kind is hardly in a
position to map out any distinct plan. Two plaster bust by chaki.es j. allen
137
and W. Follen Bishop. Drawings of lesser size hundred and fifty men, even if they really are the
and of good quality bear the names of Hamp- representative men from all districts, cannot hopi
e
son Jones, C. O'Neil, Edmund Phipps, Creswick to ^^^JZX^
Boydell, J. T. Watts, Peter Ghent, Miss Georgtna by which to m apparent at first
Laing, and Miss B. A^Pughe. ^ ^ convention has done an enor~
The Sculpture Room contains a fair proportion amount of goodI by^topng **jf ^^atm
of work from local studios. The busts of Pri. g^^f*^ *
cipal Oliver Lodge, Wm. Rathbone, Esq., and the schoolmen, y ^ ^ ^
Mrs. Dowda, by Charles J. Men, are^ach o d= ^nat^y ^
high quality of merit. Dawn, by J. Grosianu 7 _
McClure, is a relief plaster panel of interesting
design. Another plaster panel designed for metal ,—
repousse work is by H. Bloomfreld Bare. MMMHHjjHHj
Miss C. E. Martin's Eve and plaster statuette
of a Boy, Miss Caroline Jackson's Innocence,
and Miss C. A. Walker's altar panel St. Catherine, JM
are deserving of mention. .-^3? ' v ■ .
RESDEN.- On ^j^^'^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
in this country, the idea was started in a quarter
generally supposed to be extremely conservative p f
and bureaucratic, to which here, however, the ^ >"JB
majority of progressive movements are due. Severa
of the officials at the principal museums H ^^^J
as they should be/andtbey convened this meeting ■
in order to discuss what steps might be taken to «
create a change for the better.
A first convention of this kind is hardly in a
position to map out any distinct plan. Two plaster bust by chaki.es j. allen
137