Studio: international art (47.1909)

“THE STUDIO” PRIZE COMPETITIONS

LIST OF AWARDS.

CLASS A. DECORATIVE ART.

A ix. Design for an Embroidered Alms-Bag.

In addition to a large number of coloured drawings, a few
actual specimens of work were submitted in this competition,
among these latter the one by Habdank, reproduced below,
being the best both as regards design and utility. The design
to which the first prize has been adjudged is an expensive
one to carry out, but as no stipulations were made in regard
to cost, this is of course not a disqualification. The awards are
as follows :—

First Prize (Three Guineas): Tramp (David Veazey,
27 Rectory Place, Woolwich, S.E.).

Second Prize (Two Guineas): Libra (Charles E.
Cundall, 7 Stanley Grove, Springfield, Sale, nr. Manchester).

Hon. Mention : Tramp (D. Veazey); Habdank (Sophie
Hankiewicz); Trevose (Edw. Willis Paige) ; Pat (Mary
Croonan); Satin-Stitch (Maud Neville); Brownie (Miss
Laura G. Puttick) ; Francesca (Miss M. A. von Janeck);
Holy day (V. Oppenheimer and E. Pirchan); Rosea (Rose

Auckenthaler) ; Sarah Hannah (Winifred Little) ; Sun-
worshipper (James Hall).

A xi. Design for a Show-card
for Chocolate.

The prize of Five Guineas, offered by Messrs. II. J.
Packer & Co., Ltd., of Greenbank, Bristol, has been
awarded to Isis (Miss T- Stratton, 113 Abingdon Road,
Kensington, W.)

CLASS C. PHOTOGRAPHS FROM
NATURE.

C vii. A Seascape.

First Prize (One Guinea): The Grey North Sea (John
M. Whitehead, Alva, Scotland).

Second Prize (Half-a-Gumea): Mars (Max Brunner,
2 Johnstrasse, Berlin, 59'.

Hon. Mention : Mar (L. de Bruyn) ; Idler (John

Blount Hopkins) ; Mars (Max Brunner) ; Spray (Chas. E.
Wanless).

competition

HON. MENTION ‘ ‘ TRAMp”

(Ground oj green ana white velvet-facea
cloths ; rolled coi d edges, green and yellow ;
yellow silk cross; gold satin grapes; stem
and tendrils in Japanese gold thread; vine
leaves green : edges satin stitched.)

IX. DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERED

FIRST PRIZE “TRAMP”

(1Oval band and handles in beaten silver
of dull finish ; bag of white velvet-faced
cloth edged with green cord: cross

worked in gold basket stitch ; vine orna-
ments in green and gold satin stitch.)

ALMS-BAG.

HON. MENTION “HABDANK”

(Bag of dove-coloured cloth with mouth
xormed of black circular ring of metal;
decoration of narrow gold braid with
black discs. Repi oduced from actual
work.)

CoMr. Section, August, 1909.

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