Studio: international art (27.1903)

Studio- Talk

Nature under every variety of illumina-
tion. In these pictures the facts are
observed by a sure-seeing eye and
translated with a sympathetic brush,
presenting the details with harmonious
relations of space, distance, and lighting.
Calm Morning: Springtime near Con-
way, Leaves and Sunshine, Silvery Noon:
Barmouth Estuary, and A Green Glade,
are especially delightful examples of

a brass girdle designed by f. t. partridge. executed by
the guild of metal workers, barnstaple
(See Barti staple Studio- Talk)

proficiency in decorative design seems to be com-
paratively small, consequently the display of ap-
plied art work is proportionately small.

copper brooch by f. t. partridge

Embroideries and lace designing attract the most
attention, and an embroidered cushion square,
designed by Harold W. Hewitt, and worked by (See Barnstaple Studio-Talk)

Miss Eglen, together with a point-
lace collar designed by Miss Sophia
Walsh, and worked by the sisters of
Holt Convent, Tranmere, are ex-
amples which claim principal notice.

The following purchases from the
Autumn Exhibition have been made
by the Liverpool Corporation for the
permanent collection at the Walker
Art Gallery : Forest Oaks, Fontaine-
bleau, by Sir Ernest Waterlow,
A.R.A.; Gibi altar, from Algeciras,
by Alfred East, R.A. ; A Cornish
Idyll, by Walter Langley, R.I. ;
Holland, by Moffat Linder ; Showery
Weather in. Little Langdale, by
Walter Cooke, R.B.A.

Robert Fowler's Studio Exhibition
included a number of moderate-sized
canvases, chiefly landscapes in North
Wales. The subjects are chosen with
rare taste, and painted for the most

part with rapid, decisive touch at embroidered cushion square designed by h. w. hewitt

one sitting, thus securing records of executed by miss eglen

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