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Studio: international art — 84.1922

DOI issue:
No. 357 (December 1922)
DOI article:
Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:
https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21396#0366

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STUDIO-TALK

TOY ANIMALS HAND CARVED IN
WOOD TO SCALE AND PAINTED
IN NATURAL COLOURS. BY F. H.
WHITTINGTON, BROCKENHURST

of no little importance in these days, the Human types and domestic animals also

prices he charges are quite reasonable. c> figure prominently, and among them are

With these Brockenhurst toys we illus- some very faithful reproductions of men

trate some made in Belgium under the and women of the urban and country

auspices of a co-operative organisation districts dressed in the costumes peculiar

which provides occupation for disabled to them. The animal creation is not

Belgium soldiers. " Le Jouet Beige " is its confined to the domestic kinds, for there

name and most of the toys produced by its are tigers and polar bears with jointed

proteges have a distinctly Belgian character, limbs keeping company with rabbits, dogs,

Besides single models of old houses of horses and roosters. Most of the toys

various types, they include miniature are made from models supplied to " Le

replicas of groups of habitations such as Jouet Beige " by three ladies—Madame

the Grand Place at Furnes, the Beguinage Franchomme van Halteren, Mile. Leo Jo

at Dixmude, the old village of Lisseweghe. and Mme. Meunier Gaudron. In the
 
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