DOI issue:
No. 195 (June, 1909)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20967#0079
Studio-Talk
“THE TEMPLE OF THE MOON god” BY PHILIP T. GILCHRIST, R.B.A.
{See Manchester Studio- Talk)
has a notable success.
Mr. Hughes-Stanton is
now handling in his water-
colours themes which
have attracted him as an
oil painter with the same
command of quiet atmo-
spheric suggestion. A fine
picture is Mr. Paterson’s
The Yawl. The reflec-
tions in the water, into
which, fortunately, he has
not been able to intrude
his ever - prevalent blue,
make that picture a very
beautiful piece of water-
colour painting. Mrs.
Stanhope Forbes’s Spring
Blossoms is a picture very
charming in technique
and colour. Never has
Mr. Herbert Alexander’s
art been happier than in
a little lyrical picture of sun shadows drifting over
velvety downs. As their latest acquisition the
Society is indeed to be congratulated on the art of
Mrs. Laura Knight—a brilliant impressionist with
an art full of freedom and resource.
At this year’s exhibition of the Royal Society of
British Artists the work of a recent member stood
out prominently—that of Mr. Hayley Lever, espe-
cially in his Morning: Drying Sails, St. Ives.
Then The White Lady of Mr. Joseph Simpson at
once claimed attention. Other works which come
at once to mind among many others ably surround-
ing their President, Mr. East’s own high achieve-
ment in The Valley of the
Wye, were The Hungarian
Peasant, a study by Mr. P.
Lasz.lo, The Late Rudolph
Lehmann, Esq., by Sir H.
von Herkomer, Porlock,
by Mr. F. A. W. T. Arm-
strong, Until the Day
Breaks, by Mr. Michaelson,
Autumn’s First Touch, by
Mr. Walter Fowler, The
River near Wimborne, by
Mr. F. Whitehead, Mists
and Dezvs of the Morning,
by Mr. T. F. Sheard, The
Evening Hour, by Mr. J.W.
Schofield, La Salute, by
Mr. A. Streeton, A Breezy
Day, by Mr. A. Carruthers-
Gould, Anstey’s Cove, by
Mr. Lewis F. Fry, Sunset
on the Medway, by Mr. F.
F. Footet, and some small
canvases by J. Muirhead.
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“THE FARMYARD” BY ANDERSON HAGUE, R.I.
(See Alanchester Studio- Talk)
“THE TEMPLE OF THE MOON god” BY PHILIP T. GILCHRIST, R.B.A.
{See Manchester Studio- Talk)
has a notable success.
Mr. Hughes-Stanton is
now handling in his water-
colours themes which
have attracted him as an
oil painter with the same
command of quiet atmo-
spheric suggestion. A fine
picture is Mr. Paterson’s
The Yawl. The reflec-
tions in the water, into
which, fortunately, he has
not been able to intrude
his ever - prevalent blue,
make that picture a very
beautiful piece of water-
colour painting. Mrs.
Stanhope Forbes’s Spring
Blossoms is a picture very
charming in technique
and colour. Never has
Mr. Herbert Alexander’s
art been happier than in
a little lyrical picture of sun shadows drifting over
velvety downs. As their latest acquisition the
Society is indeed to be congratulated on the art of
Mrs. Laura Knight—a brilliant impressionist with
an art full of freedom and resource.
At this year’s exhibition of the Royal Society of
British Artists the work of a recent member stood
out prominently—that of Mr. Hayley Lever, espe-
cially in his Morning: Drying Sails, St. Ives.
Then The White Lady of Mr. Joseph Simpson at
once claimed attention. Other works which come
at once to mind among many others ably surround-
ing their President, Mr. East’s own high achieve-
ment in The Valley of the
Wye, were The Hungarian
Peasant, a study by Mr. P.
Lasz.lo, The Late Rudolph
Lehmann, Esq., by Sir H.
von Herkomer, Porlock,
by Mr. F. A. W. T. Arm-
strong, Until the Day
Breaks, by Mr. Michaelson,
Autumn’s First Touch, by
Mr. Walter Fowler, The
River near Wimborne, by
Mr. F. Whitehead, Mists
and Dezvs of the Morning,
by Mr. T. F. Sheard, The
Evening Hour, by Mr. J.W.
Schofield, La Salute, by
Mr. A. Streeton, A Breezy
Day, by Mr. A. Carruthers-
Gould, Anstey’s Cove, by
Mr. Lewis F. Fry, Sunset
on the Medway, by Mr. F.
F. Footet, and some small
canvases by J. Muirhead.
57
“THE FARMYARD” BY ANDERSON HAGUE, R.I.
(See Alanchester Studio- Talk)