DOI Heft:
No. 393 (December 1925)
DOI Artikel:[Studio-talk]
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21403#0375
LONDON
other excellent things come from Mr.
James Clark, Mr. Albert Gilbert, Mr. St.
George Hare, Mr. A. J. Black, Mr. Tom
Mostyn, and Mr. L M. Cohen. The
Royal Society of British Artists has in its
winter show devoted most of its space to
water-colours—a collection which is cer-
tainly interesting and of good average
quality. Among the oil painters, Mr.
Foottet, Mr. Maclean, Mr. Francis Black,
and Mrs. Marston are well represented,
and of the other contributors the most
prominent are Mrs. Granger-Taylor, Mr.
Burleigh Bruhl, Mr. Hawksworth, Mr.
G. R. Rushton, Mr. Leonard Richmond,
and Mr. Solomon J. Solomon. a 0
Recent exhibitions include a show, at
the Gieves Gallery, of works in various
mediums by members of the Hampstead
Society of Artists. There were in it good
things by Mr. J. R. K. Duff, Mr. H. A.
Olivier, Mr. W. Cristall, Mr. Montague
Smyth, Mr. A. J. W. Burgess, Mr. F. D.
Walenn, and other artists of repute, and
the collection as a whole did much credit
to the society. Another attractive gather-
ing of drawings and studies by a group
of artists was to be seen at the Redfern
poster design by e. l. merrett
(Ey courtesy of the Triplex Safety
Glass Co., Ltd.)
Passerelle are specially worthy of note—
Mr. W. T. Wood, Mr. H. E. Crocket, Mr.
W. W. Russell, Mr. C. A. Hunt, Mr.
Oliver Hall, Mr. Albert Goodwin, Mr.
Moffat Lindner, and Sir Herbert Hughes-
Stanton ; and there is an admirably
vigorous study by Mr. Brangwyn. A
group of sketches by J. S. Sargent is also
included ; it gives a fairly good impression
of his capacities. 0000
In the exhibition of the Royal Institute
of Oil Painters the most notable achieve-
ments are, perhaps, Sir William Orpen's
Night and The Doll, Mr. W. E. Webster's
brilliantly handled Frills, Sir David
Murray's luminous Loch Awe, Argyllshire,
Mr. Tom Robertson's dignified Mackerel
Boats, St. Ives, Miss Anna Airy's Billings-
gate Market, Mr. H. A. Budd's cleverly
characterised Street Musicians, and the
admirable study of sunlight, St. Leonard, T0Y SHIP BY s
Honfleur, by Mr. Terrick Williams ; and g. hulme beaman
369
other excellent things come from Mr.
James Clark, Mr. Albert Gilbert, Mr. St.
George Hare, Mr. A. J. Black, Mr. Tom
Mostyn, and Mr. L M. Cohen. The
Royal Society of British Artists has in its
winter show devoted most of its space to
water-colours—a collection which is cer-
tainly interesting and of good average
quality. Among the oil painters, Mr.
Foottet, Mr. Maclean, Mr. Francis Black,
and Mrs. Marston are well represented,
and of the other contributors the most
prominent are Mrs. Granger-Taylor, Mr.
Burleigh Bruhl, Mr. Hawksworth, Mr.
G. R. Rushton, Mr. Leonard Richmond,
and Mr. Solomon J. Solomon. a 0
Recent exhibitions include a show, at
the Gieves Gallery, of works in various
mediums by members of the Hampstead
Society of Artists. There were in it good
things by Mr. J. R. K. Duff, Mr. H. A.
Olivier, Mr. W. Cristall, Mr. Montague
Smyth, Mr. A. J. W. Burgess, Mr. F. D.
Walenn, and other artists of repute, and
the collection as a whole did much credit
to the society. Another attractive gather-
ing of drawings and studies by a group
of artists was to be seen at the Redfern
poster design by e. l. merrett
(Ey courtesy of the Triplex Safety
Glass Co., Ltd.)
Passerelle are specially worthy of note—
Mr. W. T. Wood, Mr. H. E. Crocket, Mr.
W. W. Russell, Mr. C. A. Hunt, Mr.
Oliver Hall, Mr. Albert Goodwin, Mr.
Moffat Lindner, and Sir Herbert Hughes-
Stanton ; and there is an admirably
vigorous study by Mr. Brangwyn. A
group of sketches by J. S. Sargent is also
included ; it gives a fairly good impression
of his capacities. 0000
In the exhibition of the Royal Institute
of Oil Painters the most notable achieve-
ments are, perhaps, Sir William Orpen's
Night and The Doll, Mr. W. E. Webster's
brilliantly handled Frills, Sir David
Murray's luminous Loch Awe, Argyllshire,
Mr. Tom Robertson's dignified Mackerel
Boats, St. Ives, Miss Anna Airy's Billings-
gate Market, Mr. H. A. Budd's cleverly
characterised Street Musicians, and the
admirable study of sunlight, St. Leonard, T0Y SHIP BY s
Honfleur, by Mr. Terrick Williams ; and g. hulme beaman
369