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Why " The Studio " Year-Book Will Interest You
IF you are a reader of The Studio you are interested
in the design, construction, decoration, and furnishing
of houses. At the present time, when the housing
question is so prominently before the public, it is impossible
to lay too great stress on the importance of suiting the
building and its contents to the locality and its surroundings.
The abnormal is not artistic on account of its peculiarities,
but without correct treatment the normal may be equally
unattractive. 0 The purpose of The Studio Year-Book
is to show you the best examples of current work, to
extend your knowledge of what is available, and to suggest
ideas. 0 The Local Government Board has issued, in
connection with the housing scheme, a series of carefully
prepared plans for small houses, in which special attention
has been paid by experienced architects to economy of
construction and general convenience. These plans will
be dealt with at considerable length in the Year-Book,
and Mr. Sydney R. Jones, a well-known authority on the
subject, has specially drawn a series of elevations to them
to illustrate his article dealing with design, construction
and equipment. 0 Furniture, wall-papers, textile fabrics,
pottery, and other subjects will also be freely illustrated,
and you will find the book full of interest to you. 0 Many
previous issues of the Year-Book have gone out of print
and are now barely obtainable even at a greatly enhanced
price ; so the forthcoming issue should be ordered before
publication if possible.
ORDER FORM
Please send me..........copies of "The Studio" Year-Book
of Decorative Art, 1919, price............net,* for which J
enclose the sum of....................
Name.................................................
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* Prices : In wrappers, 7s. 6d. net ; in handsome cloth binding,
10s. 6d. net (postage extra: Inland, 6d.; Abroad, is. to is. 6d.). The
work may be obtained through any Bookseller or direct from the
Offices of "The Studio," 44 Leicester Square, London, W.C.2
IF you are a reader of The Studio you are interested
in the design, construction, decoration, and furnishing
of houses. At the present time, when the housing
question is so prominently before the public, it is impossible
to lay too great stress on the importance of suiting the
building and its contents to the locality and its surroundings.
The abnormal is not artistic on account of its peculiarities,
but without correct treatment the normal may be equally
unattractive. 0 The purpose of The Studio Year-Book
is to show you the best examples of current work, to
extend your knowledge of what is available, and to suggest
ideas. 0 The Local Government Board has issued, in
connection with the housing scheme, a series of carefully
prepared plans for small houses, in which special attention
has been paid by experienced architects to economy of
construction and general convenience. These plans will
be dealt with at considerable length in the Year-Book,
and Mr. Sydney R. Jones, a well-known authority on the
subject, has specially drawn a series of elevations to them
to illustrate his article dealing with design, construction
and equipment. 0 Furniture, wall-papers, textile fabrics,
pottery, and other subjects will also be freely illustrated,
and you will find the book full of interest to you. 0 Many
previous issues of the Year-Book have gone out of print
and are now barely obtainable even at a greatly enhanced
price ; so the forthcoming issue should be ordered before
publication if possible.
ORDER FORM
Please send me..........copies of "The Studio" Year-Book
of Decorative Art, 1919, price............net,* for which J
enclose the sum of....................
Name.................................................
Address...............................................
* Prices : In wrappers, 7s. 6d. net ; in handsome cloth binding,
10s. 6d. net (postage extra: Inland, 6d.; Abroad, is. to is. 6d.). The
work may be obtained through any Bookseller or direct from the
Offices of "The Studio," 44 Leicester Square, London, W.C.2