Studio: international art (54.1912)

Studio- Talk

Colmondley Walk, Richmond,
by Mr. Arthur G. Bell; Miss
Hilda Fearon, by Mr. Algernon
Talmage; Violas and a Butter-
fly, by Mr. John M. Nolan;
In Springtime, by Mr. Frank
Dadd; Woman with Parrot,
by Mr. Oswald Birley; On
Sandbed Farm, by Mr. William
B. Ranken ; In the Cart Shed,
by Mr. Steven Spurrier ; The
Watermark — A Disputed
Print, by Mr. W. P. Caton
Woodville; i860, by Miss j.
L. Gloag ; The Moon, by Mr.
Louis Sargent; Washing Day,
by Mr. Edgar Bundy; The
Shattered Idol, by Mr.
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imperial school for textile industry, vienna (prof. stanzel's class) , c , A r tt 1

(See article on Austrian Schools for Weaving) »t the Sea, by Mr. Hayley

Lever; lady Robinson and

Mr. Giffard Lenfestey'also is particularly successful Daughter, by Mr. James Quinn; Mother Carey's
in this part of the exhibition. The Regatta Day, Chickens, by Mr. A. D. Cormick; The Toilet, by
Appledore, by Mr. Cecil King, is a delightful piece Mr. Rowley Leggett, and Red Wine, by Mr. Glyn
of work. The Blue Geranium, by Mr. C. Geoffrey W. Philpot. Especially to be remarked are Mr.
Holme, a new member, is a drawing incisive in Dudley Hardy's Barter and Sir J. D. Leslie's two
execution and amusing. The Interior with an beautiful contributions.

Orpen Picture, by Mr. G. Birkbeck, calls atten- —■-

tion to itself as an excellent attempt to wrestle with The Carfax Gallery is having this month an exhi-
an extremely difficult theme. bition of Mr. Gerard Chowne's work which will
- include his flower-pieces. His attitude in these

The exhibition of the Royal Institute of Oil pictures is always one of deference to the inherent
Painters is open until the end of
December, with the usual variety in
the class of pictures shown. The
exhibition is in advance of some
recent ones they have held. Pictures
to be noted are Priscilla, by Mr. W.
Douglas Almond ; The Japanese
Doll, by Mr. Carlton A. Smith ; Salt
Merchants in the Market, Tunis, by
Mr. G. C. Haite; Fishermen at
Sundown—Audierne, by Mr. Terrick
Williams; Piazza San Marco, by
Mr. W.J. Leech (this work is skied!);
Resting, by Mr. Edgar L. Pattison ;
White Roses, by Mr. Hans Richter ;
The Childhood of Perseus, by Mr. E.
Reginald Frampton ; The Barge, by
Miss Mary McCrossan ; A Souvenir
of Rumney, by Mr. Peter Leslie; In
Fenland, by Mr. J. Aumonier; A
Bunch of Purple Heather, by the
President, Mr. Frank Walton; "larkspurs" from am nn „„„.„

' larkspurs i*rom an oil painting by gerard chowne

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