DOI Heft:
No. 289 (April 1917)
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.24576#0110
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THE STUDIO
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
School for
(Lead Pencil
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Contents, A fail 13, 1917
THE ART OF THE COLOUR-PRINT. By Malcolm C. Salaman.
Ten Illustrations ... - 103
MAXWELL ARMFIELD, PAINTER AND DECORATIVE ARTIST. By
Geoffrey Whitworth. Eight Illustrations - - ii^ ^
HUGH THOMSON, ILLUSTRATOR. By M. Hepworth Dixon.
Seven Illustrations ....... I20 j
STUDIO-TALK (From Our Own Correspondents)
London. Three Illustrations -
Edinburgh. Three Illustrations
Christiania. Three Illustrations
Montreal. One Illustration -
Washington. Seven Illustrations
REVIEWS
THE LAY FIGURE : On Simulated Simplicity
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132
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139
139
144
146
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Frontispiece
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SUPPLEMENTS
By W. LEE HANKEY, R.E.
“ In Warwick’s Band.” (Aquatint) •
By WILLIAM GILES
“ Sand Dunes, Denmark.” (Colour Print from Metal Relief
Plates) .....
By ADA L. COLLIER
“ Venetian Boats.” (Lithograph) ‘
By HUGH THOMSON
“ The Fop.” (Dead Pencil Sketch)
Preliminary Sketch for Illustration to “ The
Scandal.” (Water-Colour)
Preliminary Sketch for “ The Wife of Bath.”
Drawing) .....
By OLAF WILLUMS
“Nyhavn.” (Wood Engraving) - • , x3j
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.—The Editor will always be glad to consider any
articles, drawing's, etc., that may be submitted to him for publication, and every effort will
be made to return in due course rejected MSS., and all drawings, etc., rejected or accepted ;
but under no circumstances can he hold himself responsible for the safe custody or return
thereof. Stamps for return should always be sent, and the name and address of the sender
clearly written on every MS., drawing, etc
The Studio is registered for transmission to Canada by Canadian
Magazine Post.
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ISliSSBBHaiBBI
NOFT READY
“THE STUDIO”
VOLUME LXIX
In green cloth binding
Price 6s. net
THIS volume comprises the four
monthly issues for October, November,
December 1916, and January 1917, and
includes important articles, with
numerous illustrations in colour, on
the work of D. G. Rossetti, Alexander
and J. R. Cozens, the Duke of
Buccleuch’s Collection of Miniatures,
etc. As these numbers are now out
of print they can only be supplied in
the volume, of which the edition is
limited to a very small number.
Cloth Binding Cases for the four
numbers can be supplied at the price
of 2s. net, including Index.
INDICATES THE HIGHEST FORM OF
3-COLOUR BLOCKS
INDICATES THE HIGHEST FORM OP
HALF-TONE BLOCKS
PRODUCED EXCLUSIVELY BY
The Strand Engraving Co. Ltd
With which is incorporated THE GRAPHIC PHOTO ENGRAVING CO.
Makers o£ Finest Process Blocks for Colour and Black-and-white Printing#
Engravers to “The Studio/* &c. Specimens of our Work can be seen
in this Volume.
New Office and Works
STRANCOLOR HOUSE
MARTLETT COURT
BOW STREET
LONDON
W.C#
Opposite
Royal Opera House
Telegrams i ** Strancolor, London n
Telephone i Gerrard 5158
Facsimile Reproductions of Pen-and-ink
and Pencil Drawings a Speciality
a
THE STUDIO
EDITED BY CHARLES HOLME
School for
(Lead Pencil
I
8
a
a
a
a
a
Contents, A fail 13, 1917
THE ART OF THE COLOUR-PRINT. By Malcolm C. Salaman.
Ten Illustrations ... - 103
MAXWELL ARMFIELD, PAINTER AND DECORATIVE ARTIST. By
Geoffrey Whitworth. Eight Illustrations - - ii^ ^
HUGH THOMSON, ILLUSTRATOR. By M. Hepworth Dixon.
Seven Illustrations ....... I20 j
STUDIO-TALK (From Our Own Correspondents)
London. Three Illustrations -
Edinburgh. Three Illustrations
Christiania. Three Illustrations
Montreal. One Illustration -
Washington. Seven Illustrations
REVIEWS
THE LAY FIGURE : On Simulated Simplicity
130
132
134
139
139
144
146
a
Frontispiece
105
109
SUPPLEMENTS
By W. LEE HANKEY, R.E.
“ In Warwick’s Band.” (Aquatint) •
By WILLIAM GILES
“ Sand Dunes, Denmark.” (Colour Print from Metal Relief
Plates) .....
By ADA L. COLLIER
“ Venetian Boats.” (Lithograph) ‘
By HUGH THOMSON
“ The Fop.” (Dead Pencil Sketch)
Preliminary Sketch for Illustration to “ The
Scandal.” (Water-Colour)
Preliminary Sketch for “ The Wife of Bath.”
Drawing) .....
By OLAF WILLUMS
“Nyhavn.” (Wood Engraving) - • , x3j
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.—The Editor will always be glad to consider any
articles, drawing's, etc., that may be submitted to him for publication, and every effort will
be made to return in due course rejected MSS., and all drawings, etc., rejected or accepted ;
but under no circumstances can he hold himself responsible for the safe custody or return
thereof. Stamps for return should always be sent, and the name and address of the sender
clearly written on every MS., drawing, etc
The Studio is registered for transmission to Canada by Canadian
Magazine Post.
124
125
127
ISliSSBBHaiBBI
NOFT READY
“THE STUDIO”
VOLUME LXIX
In green cloth binding
Price 6s. net
THIS volume comprises the four
monthly issues for October, November,
December 1916, and January 1917, and
includes important articles, with
numerous illustrations in colour, on
the work of D. G. Rossetti, Alexander
and J. R. Cozens, the Duke of
Buccleuch’s Collection of Miniatures,
etc. As these numbers are now out
of print they can only be supplied in
the volume, of which the edition is
limited to a very small number.
Cloth Binding Cases for the four
numbers can be supplied at the price
of 2s. net, including Index.
INDICATES THE HIGHEST FORM OF
3-COLOUR BLOCKS
INDICATES THE HIGHEST FORM OP
HALF-TONE BLOCKS
PRODUCED EXCLUSIVELY BY
The Strand Engraving Co. Ltd
With which is incorporated THE GRAPHIC PHOTO ENGRAVING CO.
Makers o£ Finest Process Blocks for Colour and Black-and-white Printing#
Engravers to “The Studio/* &c. Specimens of our Work can be seen
in this Volume.
New Office and Works
STRANCOLOR HOUSE
MARTLETT COURT
BOW STREET
LONDON
W.C#
Opposite
Royal Opera House
Telegrams i ** Strancolor, London n
Telephone i Gerrard 5158
Facsimile Reproductions of Pen-and-ink
and Pencil Drawings a Speciality