DOI issue:
No. 330 (September 1920)
DOI article:Whitley, William Thomas: The Central School of Arts and Crafts
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21401#0073
THE CENTRAL .SCHOQL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS
BEATRICE V. HOOD MRS. CAYLEY ROBINSON GERTRUDE E. COHEN
POTTERY DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY STUDENTS OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS
numerous stairs to the topmost height out of the din, is the stained-glass studio
is worth making apart from the prospect where the pupils of Mr. Karl Parsons
of examining the studios and workshops and Mr. A. J. Drury are taught to do
on the fifth floor, for the great building everything with window glass except
in Southampton Row towers above the actually to make it. Here, too, is the
neighbouring houses, and from its summit school of textiles and costume, where,
is to be obtained a marvellous view of within the last year or two, looms have
London and the country round it for been set up, and the swiftly moving
many miles, spread out like a map. Here, fingers of men and women can be seen
BEATRICE V. HOOD MRS. CAYLEY ROBINSON GERTRUDE E. COHEN
POTTERY DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY STUDENTS OF THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF ARTS AND CRAFTS
numerous stairs to the topmost height out of the din, is the stained-glass studio
is worth making apart from the prospect where the pupils of Mr. Karl Parsons
of examining the studios and workshops and Mr. A. J. Drury are taught to do
on the fifth floor, for the great building everything with window glass except
in Southampton Row towers above the actually to make it. Here, too, is the
neighbouring houses, and from its summit school of textiles and costume, where,
is to be obtained a marvellous view of within the last year or two, looms have
London and the country round it for been set up, and the swiftly moving
many miles, spread out like a map. Here, fingers of men and women can be seen