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THE STUDIO.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY CHARLES HOLME.
Contents, February 15, 1909.
SUPPLEMENTS;—A Reproduction in Colours op an Oil Painting by
CHARLES SHANNON, entitled •• The Mermaid ” ; Reproductions of
two Lithographs bv CHARLES SHANNON, entitled respectively
"The Modeller" and “The Cup of Tea"; a Reproduction in
Colours of an Oil Painting by ALGERNON TALMAGE, entitled
“St. Mary-le-Strand” ; a Reproduction in Colours of a Tinted
Drawing by A. HENRY FULLWOO0, entitled “The Town Hall,
Peterborough"; a Chromo Xylograph aftrr a Print by UTAMARO,
entitled “Making up for the Stage”; a Coloured Reproduction
of a Drawing in Coloured Chalks by MARY WILLIAMS.
CHARLES H. SHANNON, ARTIST AND CONNOI8SEUR. By
C. Lewis Hind. Thirteen Illustrations. • 3
SOME ETCHING8 BY LE8TER G. HORNBY. Si* Illustrations . 17
MR. ALGERNON TALMAGE'S LONDON P1CTURE8. By A. G.
Folliott Stokes. Seve« Illustrations.23
THE CHA-NO-YU POTTERY OF JAPAN. By Charles Holme.
Twenty-eight Illustrations . 29
A NOTE ON THE ARTI8TIC TREATMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWINGS. By A. Henrv Fullwood. One Illustration . . 45
PEN DRAWING, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO A RECENT
** STUDIO" COMPETITION. Fourteen Illustrations . . , . 45
JAPANESE COLOUR PRINTS.—V. “MAKING UP FOR THE
STAGE,” by Utamaro. On# Illustration.54
STUDIO-TALK (From our non Correspondents):—
London, Si* Illus., 57 ; Paris, Five Ulus., 62; Vienna, Five Illus., 69;
Berlin, Five Illus., 70 ; Washington, D.C. Four Illus. 72
ART 8CHOOL NOTES:—
London, Three Illus. .7S
REVIEWS AND NOTICES.82
THE LAY FIGURE: On Thinking for Oneself ..g<5
AWARDS IN “THE 8TUDIO" PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Ten Illustrations.
The Editor viU always to glad to consider any articles, drawings, etc., that may be tub-
milted to him with a view to publication, and every effort will be made to return in due course
rejected MSS,, and all drawings, etc., rejected or accessed, but under no circumstances can he
hold himself responsible /or the safe cuetody or return thereof. Starnes for return should
always bo sent, and the name and address of the sender clearly written on every MS,, drawing, etc.
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EDITED AND PUBLISHED BY CHARLES HOLME.
Contents, February 15, 1909.
SUPPLEMENTS;—A Reproduction in Colours op an Oil Painting by
CHARLES SHANNON, entitled •• The Mermaid ” ; Reproductions of
two Lithographs bv CHARLES SHANNON, entitled respectively
"The Modeller" and “The Cup of Tea"; a Reproduction in
Colours of an Oil Painting by ALGERNON TALMAGE, entitled
“St. Mary-le-Strand” ; a Reproduction in Colours of a Tinted
Drawing by A. HENRY FULLWOO0, entitled “The Town Hall,
Peterborough"; a Chromo Xylograph aftrr a Print by UTAMARO,
entitled “Making up for the Stage”; a Coloured Reproduction
of a Drawing in Coloured Chalks by MARY WILLIAMS.
CHARLES H. SHANNON, ARTIST AND CONNOI8SEUR. By
C. Lewis Hind. Thirteen Illustrations. • 3
SOME ETCHING8 BY LE8TER G. HORNBY. Si* Illustrations . 17
MR. ALGERNON TALMAGE'S LONDON P1CTURE8. By A. G.
Folliott Stokes. Seve« Illustrations.23
THE CHA-NO-YU POTTERY OF JAPAN. By Charles Holme.
Twenty-eight Illustrations . 29
A NOTE ON THE ARTI8TIC TREATMENT OF ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWINGS. By A. Henrv Fullwood. One Illustration . . 45
PEN DRAWING, WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO A RECENT
** STUDIO" COMPETITION. Fourteen Illustrations . . , . 45
JAPANESE COLOUR PRINTS.—V. “MAKING UP FOR THE
STAGE,” by Utamaro. On# Illustration.54
STUDIO-TALK (From our non Correspondents):—
London, Si* Illus., 57 ; Paris, Five Ulus., 62; Vienna, Five Illus., 69;
Berlin, Five Illus., 70 ; Washington, D.C. Four Illus. 72
ART 8CHOOL NOTES:—
London, Three Illus. .7S
REVIEWS AND NOTICES.82
THE LAY FIGURE: On Thinking for Oneself ..g<5
AWARDS IN “THE 8TUDIO" PRIZE COMPETITIONS. Ten Illustrations.
The Editor viU always to glad to consider any articles, drawings, etc., that may be tub-
milted to him with a view to publication, and every effort will be made to return in due course
rejected MSS,, and all drawings, etc., rejected or accessed, but under no circumstances can he
hold himself responsible /or the safe cuetody or return thereof. Starnes for return should
always bo sent, and the name and address of the sender clearly written on every MS,, drawing, etc.
THE HI6HEST AWARDS at au INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS
’ARTISTIC &
„ WALL
PAPERS.
•weotendshow .
THE-maEteERtaiasor
31W0ATJHERS?4.
REGEHT* SIftEET'W.
FACTORY > ^ESSEX-RS!
THEIR LATEST WALL PAPERS
ARE ALWAYS ON VIEW
Telephone No,
134 Dalston.
The Studio is registered for transmission to Canada by Canadian Magazine Post.
And are to be obtained of all Decorators and Wall Paper Merchants
LIBERTY*
DESIGNERS AND MAKERS OF
ARTISTIC EMBROIDERIESofallKINDS
DRAWINGS sent on approval POST FREE
EMBROIDERY SILKS AND EVERY EMBROIDERY-WORK
REQUISITE SUPPLIED. A BOOK CONTAINING IOO ORIGINAL
IESJCN3 FOR TRANSFER POST FREE ON APPLICATION
Uft8fe*Y*<fO NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT EAST INDIA HOUSE REGENT ST. W