The Studio yearbook of decorative art (1909)

placed in a church at Rawal Pindi, India,
in memory of the officers and men who fell in
the recent Zakha Khells Expedition.

MELVILLE, J. Stark, io
Blythswood Square, Glasgow.
Mr. Melville has been closely associ-
ated with Mr. Oscar Paterson, the well-
known Glasgow artist in stained glass,
in most of his important commissions
of recent years. He has proved him-
self skilful and adept at the new “in-
taglio ” process which Mr. Paterson has
recently perfected, and his assiduity
has contributed largely to its success.
Himself a very able designer and
craftsman, he is entirely in sympathy
with the work of Mr. Paterson, and
has executed some of the latter’s de-
sign with complete success. He is
now engaged on glass work for the s.s.
“ Lusitania,” and a memorial win-
dow for the ist Battalion of the Sea-
forth Highlanders, which is to be

MILNE, Miss Jean, 72 Pembroke Walk,
London.
Miss Milne designs and executes metal and
plasterwork, with figures in relief, for architec-
tural decoration. She has recently completed
a silver chalice for St. Michael’s Church, East
Wickham, Kent; a figure medallion for the
“ Eager Heart’’presentation silver collar, given
by R. I. Fennessy, Esq.; a challenge trophy
(bronze statuette) for the Physical Training
College, Dunfermline, N.B.; and two bronze
statuettes, “The Culprit” and “The Bird of
Joy,” exhibited at the International Society
and the Royal Academy. The modelled panel
reproduced on page 60 represents “ The Wise
Virgins.”

MOORE, Miss Esther M., 4 Bath Road,
Chiswick, London.
Miss Moore is a designer of decorative sculp-
ture of all kinds and a worker in clay, metals,
wood, marble and plaster. Her most recent
work includes a bronze panel, “ At the
Gates of the Past,” exhibited at the Franco-

“keramic” fresco designed and executed by
J. S. MELVILLE FOR OSCAR PATERSON AND CO.

WINDOW DESIGNED BY JAMES LEAT, EXE-
CUTED BY J. MORRISON AND J. FORSYTH.

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