DOI Heft:
No. 307 (October 1918)
DOI Artikel:Finberg, Alexander Joseph: The recent work of Mr. H. Hughes-Stanton, A.R.A.
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.24600#0009
THE STUDIO
THE RECENT WORK OF MR H Fund of A Pasturage among the Dunes—Pas-
HUGHES-STANTON ARA BY de-Calais, France, from, the New Gallery, in
ALEXANDER J. FINBERG. ' "T^c^. He
ALITTLE more than ten years ago got a gold medal at the Paris Salon the same
The Studio published an excellently year, and a second-class Gold Medal at Barce-
written article by Miss Hepworth lona in 1910. In 1911 he was elected an Asso-
Dixon, dealing with the life and ciate of the Royal Society of Painters in Water
work of Mr. H. Hughes-Stanton. At that time Colours ; he was made an A.R.A. in 1913; and
the young artist's career was full of promise, in 1914 the French Government bought their
To-day that promise has been abundantly ful- third picture from him for the Luxembourg
filled. During the last ten years the artist's Museum. In 1915 he was made a full member
powers have steadily matured. His work has of the Water Colour Society, and the same year
gained in ease and variety, and his reputa- he was awarded a first-class gold medal at the
tion is now firmly established as one of the San Francisco Exhibition. There is scarcely a
foremost of living English landscape-painters. public gallery in England which has not bought
The purchase by the Trustees of the Chantrey or wished to buy one of his landscapes. The full
by h. hughes-stanton; a.r.a.
3
' sunlight through the trees, pas-de-calais '
LXXV. No. 307.—October 1918
Bibliothek
dcs Wurttemb.
Landesgewerbeamts
Stuttgart
THE RECENT WORK OF MR H Fund of A Pasturage among the Dunes—Pas-
HUGHES-STANTON ARA BY de-Calais, France, from, the New Gallery, in
ALEXANDER J. FINBERG. ' "T^c^. He
ALITTLE more than ten years ago got a gold medal at the Paris Salon the same
The Studio published an excellently year, and a second-class Gold Medal at Barce-
written article by Miss Hepworth lona in 1910. In 1911 he was elected an Asso-
Dixon, dealing with the life and ciate of the Royal Society of Painters in Water
work of Mr. H. Hughes-Stanton. At that time Colours ; he was made an A.R.A. in 1913; and
the young artist's career was full of promise, in 1914 the French Government bought their
To-day that promise has been abundantly ful- third picture from him for the Luxembourg
filled. During the last ten years the artist's Museum. In 1915 he was made a full member
powers have steadily matured. His work has of the Water Colour Society, and the same year
gained in ease and variety, and his reputa- he was awarded a first-class gold medal at the
tion is now firmly established as one of the San Francisco Exhibition. There is scarcely a
foremost of living English landscape-painters. public gallery in England which has not bought
The purchase by the Trustees of the Chantrey or wished to buy one of his landscapes. The full
by h. hughes-stanton; a.r.a.
3
' sunlight through the trees, pas-de-calais '
LXXV. No. 307.—October 1918
Bibliothek
dcs Wurttemb.
Landesgewerbeamts
Stuttgart