Studio: international art (53.1911)

The National Competition of Schools of Art, ign

head by William E. Wigley
of Birmingham (Margaret
Street) deserves mention;
while the modelling in-

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Hammersmith, and Albert
G. Power of Dublin. A
good deal of the other work
of this class also was
excellent and afforded evi-
dence of careful training
and artistic perception, but

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more congenial surround*

DESIGN FOR A WOVEN TAPESTRY FRIEZE. BY ROBERT B. MCCOY (MACCLESFIELD) Jngs are provided for them

will their merits be duly

noted, however, among the drawings from the life recognised and appreciated. Having regard to all the
a good study of the nude for which a gold medal circumstances, however, and especially the restricted
has been given to Horace Quick of Clapham space available, it must be conceded that the exhibi-
School of Art, and of the paintings from the life the tion was admirably arranged. W. T. Whitley.

DESIGN FOR WOVEN TAPESTRY FRIEZE

BY NORMAN RISELEY (MACCLESFIELD)
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