The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

MODELLED PANEL-“RUGBY”-FOR A GYMNASIUM
DESIGNED AND EXECUTED BY C. E. E. CONNOR

special exhibit of other work. Amongst his
recent productions, a series of five wall paint-
ings are of particular importance. One of
these is reproduced on the opposite page.
CONNOR, C.E.E., 62 West Street^ New-
castle-under-Lyme, Staffs.
Mr. Connor is a designer and craftsman who has
interested himself especially in pottery decora-
tion with considerable success. He is Art Direc-
tor of the Day and Evening Schools at New-
castle-under-Lyme, and,besides pottery,designs
and executes furniture and woodcarving.


CEMENT PANEL DESIGNED AND
EXECUTED BY GEORGE H. COX

COX, George H., 17 Lower Redcross
Street, Leicester.
Mr. Cox is a designer of and worker in interior
and exterior decoration in plaster, cement, lead,
and stone. He has executed many important
commissions for well-known architects, includ-
ing work at Caldy Manor, Cheshire, Conkwell
Grange, Wiltshire, Nether-Swell Manor, and
Solom’s Court, all for Mr. E. Guy Dawber,
F.R.I.B.A.; Tissington Hall, Caius and Gon-
ville College, Cambridge, Barnett Hill, Guild-
ford, and University College School, Hamp-
stead, for Mr. Arnold Mitchell, F.R.I.B.A.


THE “ SAXON ’’ WALL-PAPER, DESIGNED BY
WALTER CRANE FOR JEFFREY AND CO.

CRANE, Walter, R.W.S., 13 Holland
Street, Kensington, London.
A designer of mural decoration, plaster and
gesso-relief work, stained glass, metal-work,
tiles and pottery, wallpapers, textiles, &c., and
aworker in oil, water colour and tempera,gesso,
black and white and coloured book designs,
calligraphy and illumination, Mr. Walter Crane

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