DOI Heft:
Nr. 117 (December 1902)
DOI Artikel:[Studio-talk]
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19877#0231
Studii
the freshness and charm obtained by Robert
Fowler's original method of treatment.
H. B. B.
NORWICH.—At the autumn exhibition
of the Woodpecker Art Club, Nor-
wich, the most striking works were (
Carrow Abbey, by the President, Miss
C. M. Nichols, R.E., of which the whole effect
was charming in the extreme; a fine picture,
fieati Immaculati, by the Vice-President, Miller
Smith, R.B.A.; and Edward Elliot's Wreck off
Cortoti, wonderfully good in the depiction of rain,
sea, and sky. Other pictures worthy of note were
A. J. Munning's Fair, H. Robinson's Lincoln,
H. F. Hitchcock's Chancellor Lias, Rosa Howlett's
Etaples Peasant Girl; Midst the Grey Drift,
by Tatton Winter, R.B.A. ; a miniature of Miss
V. Colman, by Miss C. M. Nichols ; Savile Flint's
Haysel, Montague Crick's River Scene, Mrs. Charles
Havers' beautiful Study of a Girl, and Geoffrey
Birkbeck's Market Place, Ely. Other exhibitors
of interesting work were Edmund de Poix, Arthur
Weston, John Dudley, E. Adcock, A. E. Hight,
»- Talk
L. Luard, C. Alston, E. Sawford Dye, A. Watts,
K. Margarson, L. Farquhar, E. M. Girling, Forbes
Marion, Horace Tuck, C. Baxter Nurse, Walter
Dexter, Mrs. Tallack, M. Wright, and G. May.
Among the most important works shown at the
autumn exhibition of the Art Circle were those by
the President, Mr. R. Bagge Scott, including Calm
Afternoon at Dordt, and Yarmouth Roads;
Montague Crick's Passing Clouds, Savile Flint's
Mendham Rectory, A. J. Munning's End of
an Auction — Michaelmas, Geoffrey Birkbeck's
Garden of Sleep, Miss R. Howlett's Life of Toi.1
and Home from School, Miss C. M. Nichols'
Homing, Miss Gertrude Offord's Roses and
Rhododendrons, A. E. Hight's Nightfall, and
miniatures by Mrs. Charles Havers and Miss
Nichols. Among other contributors of works
deserving careful attention were M. Beverley, Miss
Buck worth, E. Adcock, L. N. Barwell, F. B. Barwell,
Miss Buxton, Walter Dexter, Russell Dowson,
L. W. Finch, Amy Frere, Miss Gurney, M. Holmes,
Mrs. Adrian Hope, J. Bayfield, Hon. Constance
Lindley, Mrs. Sandford, Miller Marshall, A. Neville,
' WASHERWOMEN ON THE BANKS OF THE MARNE "
(See Paris Studio-Talk)
BY 1.. LHERMITTE
2TQ
the freshness and charm obtained by Robert
Fowler's original method of treatment.
H. B. B.
NORWICH.—At the autumn exhibition
of the Woodpecker Art Club, Nor-
wich, the most striking works were (
Carrow Abbey, by the President, Miss
C. M. Nichols, R.E., of which the whole effect
was charming in the extreme; a fine picture,
fieati Immaculati, by the Vice-President, Miller
Smith, R.B.A.; and Edward Elliot's Wreck off
Cortoti, wonderfully good in the depiction of rain,
sea, and sky. Other pictures worthy of note were
A. J. Munning's Fair, H. Robinson's Lincoln,
H. F. Hitchcock's Chancellor Lias, Rosa Howlett's
Etaples Peasant Girl; Midst the Grey Drift,
by Tatton Winter, R.B.A. ; a miniature of Miss
V. Colman, by Miss C. M. Nichols ; Savile Flint's
Haysel, Montague Crick's River Scene, Mrs. Charles
Havers' beautiful Study of a Girl, and Geoffrey
Birkbeck's Market Place, Ely. Other exhibitors
of interesting work were Edmund de Poix, Arthur
Weston, John Dudley, E. Adcock, A. E. Hight,
»- Talk
L. Luard, C. Alston, E. Sawford Dye, A. Watts,
K. Margarson, L. Farquhar, E. M. Girling, Forbes
Marion, Horace Tuck, C. Baxter Nurse, Walter
Dexter, Mrs. Tallack, M. Wright, and G. May.
Among the most important works shown at the
autumn exhibition of the Art Circle were those by
the President, Mr. R. Bagge Scott, including Calm
Afternoon at Dordt, and Yarmouth Roads;
Montague Crick's Passing Clouds, Savile Flint's
Mendham Rectory, A. J. Munning's End of
an Auction — Michaelmas, Geoffrey Birkbeck's
Garden of Sleep, Miss R. Howlett's Life of Toi.1
and Home from School, Miss C. M. Nichols'
Homing, Miss Gertrude Offord's Roses and
Rhododendrons, A. E. Hight's Nightfall, and
miniatures by Mrs. Charles Havers and Miss
Nichols. Among other contributors of works
deserving careful attention were M. Beverley, Miss
Buck worth, E. Adcock, L. N. Barwell, F. B. Barwell,
Miss Buxton, Walter Dexter, Russell Dowson,
L. W. Finch, Amy Frere, Miss Gurney, M. Holmes,
Mrs. Adrian Hope, J. Bayfield, Hon. Constance
Lindley, Mrs. Sandford, Miller Marshall, A. Neville,
' WASHERWOMEN ON THE BANKS OF THE MARNE "
(See Paris Studio-Talk)
BY 1.. LHERMITTE
2TQ