Studio: international art (84.1922)

THE ARTS AND CRAFTS STUDENT

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ECLIPSE PLUMAGE, N.AMERICA. S.AFRICA. INDIA.

tiles for outside name-plates at
zoological gardens. by misses mary
r. brace, stella crofts and j. williams
(students, l.c.c. central school)

number of shillings to escape the eighteen- or sharpens a pencil ... in all the

penny shaving-brush, which he has to thousand and one little activities of the

take, every morning of his life, from the daily round he is compelled to use

bathroom shelf. Equally distasteful badly constructed and badly designed

objects greet him when he turns on his objects, which it should have been the

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l.c.c. school pictures—the tower
of london. by miss c. hey (mr.
f. e. jackson's class for litho-
graphy, l.c.c. central school)

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