Studio: international art (62.1914)

The A'at'ional Competition of Schools of Art, igrj

such as this, but having
regard to the necessary
limitation of space a liberal
selection has been made.
A few things, however,
which it was intended to
include and which are re-
ferred to above have, un-
fortunately, had to be
omitted because the
authorisations were not
received in time to permit
of the works being photo-
graphed, owing to the
absence of the students

clasp in cold and silver with enamel panels set with stones. by , -

dorothy BAi.i.ANTiNK (camden school of art, Islington) trom home. In some

the outset of this article to
the threats of dissolution
which have been uttered
with regard to the National
Competition. An official
notice issued by the Board
of Education after the fore
going article was written
makes it clear that whether
the intention is seriously
entertained or not, it will
not be carried out in the
immediate future, for the
regulations for the National
Competition of 1914 are to
be" operative for the year
19'5-

A word or two in con-
clusion apropos of the
illustrations accompanying
these notes. It is obvious
that out of the total number
of works exhibited only a
very small proportion can
be illustrated in a review

brooch and necklace in gold am) silver set with stones

by dorothv bai.lantine (camdsn school of art, islington)

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