DOI Heft:
No. 254 (June 1914)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21210#0080
Studio-Talk
"aftkrnoon light oil painting by w. lee hankey
we used so often to delight in seeing, and he will colour, and these delightful productions deserve a
shortly be exhibiting at the Baillie Gallery a series great success,
of vigorous and sunny impressions of outdoor
life in Spain, France, and Belgium. Rich, full The Society of Mural Decorators and Painters in
colour and bold pattern characterise these latest Tempera has just held its annual exhibition in the
productions of the artist, of which we illustrate new hall which the Art Workers' Guild has built in
three admirable examples. The brilliance and the rear of No. 6 Queen Square, Bloomsbury. The
movement of The Performing Bear make it a hall, designed by Mr. Troup primarily for the
canvas of great interest, and both Afternoon Light periodical gatherings of the Guild and its offshoot
and Entrance to Gipsy Quarter, Granada, are the Junior Art Workers' Guild, is excellently adapted
typical of the joyous feeling that inspires his work for such an exhibition as that which has just been held
in general. An unusual composition, restrained and in it. Only a comparatively small proportion of the
beautiful in colour, is The Shepherdess, which will entire membership contributed to it, but the collec-
figure in the exhibition, and another memorable tion comprised numerous items of unusual interest,
work is a charming twilight effect, a group of such as Mr. Cayley Robinson's two designs for the
Concarneau fisherwomen. Besides oil-paintings entrance to Middlesex Hospital, Comfort the Orphan
Mr. Lee Hankey is showing a number of most and Rejoice with the Happy; Mrs. Stokes's charm-
attractive water-colours on linen. Here we find ing cartoon in tempera, Ehret die Frauen; Mr.
the same charm of colour added to a peculiarly Reginald Frampton's Our Lady of Promise and
beautiful quality of technique, giving to his works in The Crucifixion, both in spirit fresco over plaster of
this medium a special attractiveness of their own. Paris on wood ; Sir Charles Holroyd's Venus
Mr. Lee Hankey is a purist in the use of water- lamenting the death of Adonis; Mr. J. D. Batten's
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"aftkrnoon light oil painting by w. lee hankey
we used so often to delight in seeing, and he will colour, and these delightful productions deserve a
shortly be exhibiting at the Baillie Gallery a series great success,
of vigorous and sunny impressions of outdoor
life in Spain, France, and Belgium. Rich, full The Society of Mural Decorators and Painters in
colour and bold pattern characterise these latest Tempera has just held its annual exhibition in the
productions of the artist, of which we illustrate new hall which the Art Workers' Guild has built in
three admirable examples. The brilliance and the rear of No. 6 Queen Square, Bloomsbury. The
movement of The Performing Bear make it a hall, designed by Mr. Troup primarily for the
canvas of great interest, and both Afternoon Light periodical gatherings of the Guild and its offshoot
and Entrance to Gipsy Quarter, Granada, are the Junior Art Workers' Guild, is excellently adapted
typical of the joyous feeling that inspires his work for such an exhibition as that which has just been held
in general. An unusual composition, restrained and in it. Only a comparatively small proportion of the
beautiful in colour, is The Shepherdess, which will entire membership contributed to it, but the collec-
figure in the exhibition, and another memorable tion comprised numerous items of unusual interest,
work is a charming twilight effect, a group of such as Mr. Cayley Robinson's two designs for the
Concarneau fisherwomen. Besides oil-paintings entrance to Middlesex Hospital, Comfort the Orphan
Mr. Lee Hankey is showing a number of most and Rejoice with the Happy; Mrs. Stokes's charm-
attractive water-colours on linen. Here we find ing cartoon in tempera, Ehret die Frauen; Mr.
the same charm of colour added to a peculiarly Reginald Frampton's Our Lady of Promise and
beautiful quality of technique, giving to his works in The Crucifixion, both in spirit fresco over plaster of
this medium a special attractiveness of their own. Paris on wood ; Sir Charles Holroyd's Venus
Mr. Lee Hankey is a purist in the use of water- lamenting the death of Adonis; Mr. J. D. Batten's
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