Studio: international art (47.1909)

Fredk. Hollyer begs to announce that he is exhibiting
during June and July, his Platinotype reproductions
of the works of Mr. G. F. WATTS, R.A., O.M., including
the pictures in the Tate Gallery, the portraits in the National
Portrait Gallery, and many others, at his Studio, g Pembroke
Square, Kensington (Earl’s Court), Daily, 10-6.

Note.— The reproductions were submitted to Mr. Watts, and
published with his full approval.

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PERMANENT COLOURS
FOR ARTISTS.

AN ELEVEN YEARS’ TEST OF THE

" CAMBRIDGE ” COLOURS.

HAROLD SPEED, Esq., writes^—

e/s/oa.

It must be over 11 years ago now
that I first used the “Cambridge"
Colours, and a canvas with a row of
Colours exposed upon it that I have
had hanging up in my studio ever
since SHOWS NO CHANGE."

A Pamphlet entitled Permanent Colours
for Artists” will be sent Post Free on

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