Studio: international art (84.1922)

representation of British Art in the next
International Exhibition of Contemporary
Paintings at the Carnegie Institute, Pitts-
burgh. The British Committee consists
of Mr. George Clausen, Sir William
Orpen, Mr. Richard Jack, Mr. Augustus
John and Mr. Talmage, of the Royal
Academy; Mrs. Laura Knight, Mr.
William Nicholson and Professor W.
Rothenstein. This Committee has fur-
nished to Mr. Homer Saint-Gaudens,
Director of Fine Arts at the Institute, a
list of artists who are to be invited to send
paintings, and it will also act as a jury to
select an additional number of paintings
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from those to be submitted by British
artists generally. The days fixed for this
selection are February 8th and gth, and
painters desirous of sending in should
obtain the requisite forms, etc., well in
advance of that date from Messrs. Dicksee
and Co., Duke Street, St. James's. The
exhibition will open on April 26th. a
At the Gieves Gallery, in Old Bond
Street, next month (January 23 to
February 2nd) Miss Chloe Preston of
York will be showing a collection of
water-colours, posters and cut-out toys.
Miss Preston is well known as the inventor
of the " Peek-a-Boo " series of children's