The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

MUSIC ROOM WINDOW

DESIGNED BY ALEXANDER GASCOYNE


a window at Claverton Church, Bath; windows
and decoration at St. Hugh’s Church, Lincoln ;
window at Reddings Parish Church, Derby;
and a large window at the Congregational
Church at Ilkeston. He has also executed a
considerable amount of heraldic work for
private residences. Mr. Gascoyne’s designs
have been represented in every previous issue
of The Studio Year Book; two
windows by him were illustrated
in 1906; a design for a living room
in a bungalow and an ingle-nook
window in 1907 ; and a hall and
landing window in 1908. All
these designs were reproduced in
colour.

trated in two previous issues of The Studio
Year Book—in 1906 he was represented by a
hall window, “ Ariel,” and in 1908 by a
nursery window.
GUSSMANN, Professor Otto. See
pages 6 ana 7.

GRANT, Peter, 10 Blyths-
wood Square, Glasgow.
Mr. Grant is engaged in Mr. Oscar
Paterson’s studio in Glasgow,
where he designs and executes
stained glass and glass painting.
The staircase window — “ The
Potter in the Market Place ” —
reproduced on the next page is
typical of his work, and bears
the stamp of Mr. Paterson’s in-
fluence. His work has been illus-

PART OF A MURAL DECORATION IN GLASS MOSAIC FOR
A CHURCH, DESIGNED BY PROF. OTTO GUSSMANN

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