Studio: international art (39.1907)

Studio-Talk

Herbert Alexander, a younger associate whose work designed and modelled by Mr. Charles J. Allen,
always attracts attention, and the delicate Summer and cast in bronze. The general design consists of
Frocks of Mr. H. E. Crockett. flights of steps flanked by curved parapets, and
_ balustrading surrounding the central pedestal which

It was not without sadness that our visit was suPPorts the colossal fiSure of her late Maiesty-

paid to the Goupil Galleries, where the late Mr. From the anSles of the Pedestal arlse clusters of

H. B. Brabazon for successive years held his columns supporting the dome which canopies the

distinguished show of water-colours, and where a fiSure- At the summlt of the dome and P0lsed uPon

memorial exhibition of his work has just been held. a Slobe 18 a gleefully modelled figure of Fame, then

The delicate order of his talent found in his work around the base of the dome are ranSed herolc

an outlet so intimate and personal that it will sized figures of Charity, Peace, Justice and Wisdom,

always retain a unique value. exemplifying the virtues of the late Queen; the

glories of her reign being represented by colossal
bronze groups of Agriculture, Industries, Education

IVERPOOL.—Conspicuous among recent and Commerce. The unveiling was performed by

improvements here has been the removal the Princess Louise, accompanied by the Duke of

of St. George's Church, allowing of the Argyll, the Lord Mayor and other prominent

adjoining thoroughfares being widened citizens being present. H. B. B.
and a site provided for a memorial to the late Queen

Victoria, the cost being borne by public subscrip- TV T OTTINGHAM.— We reproduce here

tion supplemented by a grant from the municipality. X. some umstrati°ns of leaded glazing

Messrs. W. E. Willink, P. C. Thicknesse and XI by Mr. Alexander Gascoyne of this

Prof. F. M. Simpson were the architects for the •*■ ^ town. In the library window the

memorial, while the sculpture throughout has been designer's idea has been to arrange a bright scheme

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