Studio: international art (38.1906)

Studio- Talk

the Salon this year was followed by the distribution
of the prizes and medals awarded by the juries.
The ceremony took place in the large central room
of the picture gallery, under the presidency of
M. Dujardin Beaumetz. M. Rochegrosse received
the medaille d'honneur in the section of painting
for his large decorative can-
vas La Joie Rouge, and M,

Hoffbauerthe Prix National
of 10,000 francs, awarded
to him for his Triomphe
d’.utt Condottitre. The
name of Mr. Arthur Cope,

A.R.A., was received with
loud applause by the
French artists present on
his being proclaimed the
recipient of the prize of
1,500 francs founded in
honour of Rosa Bonheur
by Mile. Ivlumpke. One
English artist, Mr. J. Ols-
son, and three Americans,

Messrs. H. O. Tanner, G.

Scott, and Aston Knight,
received second-class
medals for painting, and
Messrs. R. MacCameron
and C. W. Eaton, both
Americans, third class
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medals; while mentions
honorables in this section
were awarded to Messrs.
W. Lee Hankey, B. F.
Gribble, and the Hon.
Marion Saumarez. In the
Sculpture section a first-
class medal was awarded
to Mr. Andrew O’Connor,
an American, and honour-
able mention to Mr. Nes-
field Forsyth, an English-
man, and to Messrs. Sherry
Fry and Herbert Hasel-
tine, Americans. Mr.
Arnold Mitchell received
honourable mention in
the section of Architec-
ture, in which a first-class
medal was awarded to M.
Augustin Rey, the archi-
tect of the Rothschild
artisans’ dwellings.

WEIMAR.—The third exposition of
the Deutsche Kiinstlerbund, the
union of independent progressive
groups of artists throughout Ger-
many, recently inaugurated at this classic centre
of tradition, is, artistically speaking, a review of

“ IN THE HARDEN

BY TH. HAGEN