Studio: international art (28.1903)

Studio- Talk

'THE MAY QUEEN " WALL DECORATION BY MRS. MARGARET MACDONALD MACKINTOSH

(See Glasgow Studio- Talk I

deputation waited upon
the Corporation the other
day praying them to
establish and endow a
gallery for modern works
of art in Dublin. If, as
is confidently hoped, the
Government give a site
for the new building, the
gallery will be an accom-
plished fact in the near
future.

The opening of the new
wing of the National
Gallery of Ireland is an-
other event of importance
in the art life of the
Irish capital. The new
wing doubles the size of
the gallery, and besides
relieving the overcrowded
walls, provides space for
the housing of the collec-
tion of pictures, furniture,
and objets dart which has
been presented by the
Countess of Milltown.

Of the annual picture
shows, that of the Dublin
Sketching Club was much
larger than usual, and if

BEATEN LEAD FIREPLACE BY C R. MACKINTOSH ° '

(See Glasgow Studio-Talk) the quality of the work

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