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I lNTERNA TI0~9~6~7: _EXHIBITION

FINE ART SECTION

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FINE ART SECTION

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FINE ART.

COLONIAL ART SECTION .

The following list comprises exhibi ts of Oils, Water Colours and Black'ancl White of the Artists of the Common wealth of Australasia a n d New Zealand . For reference the following initials a re p laced agains t ever y artist's name, in order tha t the public may be a ble to differentiate between the various Societies.

Auckland (A) Nelson (S) South Australia (S.A.) Canterbury (C.) Otago (0) Victoria (V.) New South Wales (N.S.W.) Q ueensland (Q-) Wellington (W.)

£ s . d . I I RIS F. W . Lee (C.) 6 0 0

.2 AUTUMN J. A. T opliss (S .) 3 10 0

3 EARLY AUTUMN C. Satchell (S.) 2 2 0

4 MORNING MISTS, LAKI; HAYES F. B rookesmith (0.) . 40 0 0

5 A GLEAM OF SUNSHINE, AKAROA HEADS John Gibb (C).

6 PORTRAIT J-F . Scott (vV) His Worship the l\layor of \Ycllington .

7 STUDY OF BLACKBERRIES Mrs. A. v\I. H.obcrts (C) 5 0

8 BETTWS·Y·COED, \VALES E W. Christmas (A.) 200 0 0

9 A FROSTY SUNRISE, Pastora le, Woodville, N .Z. E. V\. Christmas (A.) .. 75 0 ()

10 AROUND THE STACK, Evening, Otago James F . Scott(\\/.) 42 0 0

I I SHY Sydney L. Thompson (C.) 26 0

I2 A HILLSIDE IN AUCKLAND D. Rodger (C.) 2 IO ()

13 SUNNY AUTUMN .. C. Satchell (S.)

14 A R EVERIE . . A. E . Abbot t (C.) I5 l 5 0

15 HOP PICKING J. A. T opliss (S.) J 5 0

16 AFTERNOON ] . Lawson Balfour (C.) . . 7 7 0

I7 MARIANA Raymond F. Mcintyr e (C.) I 5 15 0

18 IN THE CAMPO DEI FIORI , Ro~m R. Proctor (C. ) 25 0 0

I9 THE BANKS OF THE A VON W. M. Gibb (C.)

20 MUSKET L . J. Steele (A.) 150 0 0

2I A SURREY BARN W . A. Bowring (C.) 5 0

22:;_tPOOL AT NEW BRIGHTON \Y. M. G ibb (C.) 0

4 COLONIAL ART SECTION

23 THE POND

24 SPRING

25 PACIFIC, Wellington Heads

z6 Low TIDE

27 TERHAJ<rn

28 GREEN, GRAY AND GOLD

GIRi. WITH M UFF

30 FADING LIGHT

GLENT UI, OXFORD

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G. E . But ler (W.)

£ s. d. 0

Sydney L. Thompson (C. ) 52 IO o

E.W. Christmas (W.) ..

Mary A. L H artley (0.) 2 10 o Ethel E. Sadler (C.) 2 IO o F .Leary (O). .. 8 TS Q

R a ymo ncl F. l\Iclntyre (C.) 20

W. J\lenr.ies G ibb (C .)

C. E . Bickerton (C.)

2 1

0 0

0 0

31

32

33

YER 'EALTH Sydney L. Thompson (C.)

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0

0 SKETCH OF NEW ZEALAND TOI-TO! N ina Jones (S )

34 A RouGH SEA Charles E. Bickerton (C.)

35 Sm J oHN HALL, K.C.M.G. , vV . ,\, Bo wring (C.) Mayor of Chris tchurch.

36 A QUIET LANJ;:

37 REBECCA

38 BLUE AND GOLD

39 RED AN D \\'JllTE

40 NEAR VENICE

4 1 A COUNTRY R OA D

42 A COUNTRY ROAD

4 3 HOME\YAJW B OU ND

44 SuNSET, P rincess Hange, So uth-land

4~ A J'l'IJSTY ~ !GHT "

4> AUTU~I N

4 7 '-Nt.TT!NG

4~ H1 N£MOA0 s BATH, HoTORU1\

4q GoJ.DP; N SPRING

50 MAGNO l. IA

5 I ,Tin: l NNI<EEPEH's UAUGJJTlm

52 SEED Tnn: . . 53 THE BURNING LOG~

54 A CALM DAY

55 THE LBIESTONE B EACH, KAl­KOURA, NEW ZEALAND

~6 MANUKA

~7 NEw ZEAl.AN D GAME, PuKEKA AND PARERA

58 THE PIONEER'S STORY

S9 MOUNT SEFTON

J a mes Balfo·•r (C.)

A . H. O'l(C'cfc (0.)

J. A. T o pliss (S.)

C. A. Saud (S.)

Ella Ada ms (W)

C. E. Butler("\'-' ·)

D. I<. Richmond (W.)

Geo. Turner (0 .)

F. Brooksmith (0.)

C. E. Buller (W.)

Sydney L. Thompson (C.)

D. K. Richmond (W.)

E. W. P a yton (A .)

l\ liss .G. Culliford (C.)

F. W . Lce(C.)

Charles E. Bickerton (C.)

l\Jiss D. K Richmond (W. )

E.W. Chris tmas (A.)

J\liss Hartley (0. )

D e Cruchy Virtue (C.)

P. Bamfield (C.)

.Miss G. Culliford (C.)

Sydney L. Thompson (C.)

Charles N . Worsley (C.)

31 10 0

2 1 0 0

2 1 0 0

3 3 0

l 10 0

2 2 0

I O 10 0

IO IO 0

7 7 0

10 0 0

10 IO 0

52 10 0

10 10 0

26 0

21 0 0

8 0 0

so 0 0

I 5 15 0

J I 10 0

3 10 0

7 7 0

35 105

(105

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0 0

0 0

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F INE' ART GALLERY

-6o SUNRISE, After a Stormy Night

PORT CHALMERS, T. L. Drummond (A.)

G. W. Carrington 6I

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63

THE LAT!! RT. HON. R. J. SEDDON

LAKE MANAPOURI, NEW ZEALAND W. A. Bowring (C.)

J . M. Madden (C.) 64 WHANGAREI HARBOUR, SUMMER·

TIME

65 EBB TIDE

66 Som, siiR LA D IGUE CoNCARNEAU

67 ALONE AMONG TNE CLOISTERS DIM

68 WHAKAREWAREWA, ROTORUA ..

69 KARAKA BERRIES AS GATHERED IN KITS FOR 0Ln Tum MAORI FooD

70 NEW ZEALAND KOWHAI

7I DISAPPOINTED

72 THE EXPLORER'S MESSAGE

73 THE MIRROR

74 PORTRAIT

75 A FRIENDLY CRITIC

76 A RIVER BED, CANTERBURY PLAINS

T. L. Drummond (A.)

E.W. Christmas (A.)

Sydney L. Thompson (C.)

G. E . Butler (W.)

E. W . Payton (A.)

Nina Jones (S.)

Nina Jones (S)

E. Baird-Luxton (C.)

L. J. Steele (A).

James F. Scott (W.)

J . Lawson Balfour (C.) ..

A. E. Abbott (C.)

A E. Abbott (C.)

77 AUTUMNAL, Loch Long, Sco tla nd E.W. Christma s (W.)

78 DENNISTON BUSH, PEEL FOREST

79 L' AR1A, PENSIEROSA ..

.80 UNDER THE TREES

!II AUTUMN IN THE DOMAIN

W. Menizes Gibb (C.)

R. Proctor (C.)

G. E. Butler (W.)

J. M. Shaw (C.)

5 £ s. d .

20 0 0

I5 I 5 0

10s 0 0

63 0 0

20 0 0

IOS 0 0

40 0 0

2I 0 0

I 5 IS 0

5 5 0

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200 0 0

30 Q 0

J I IO 0

10 10 0

3 IO 0

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40 0 0

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.82 COOK'S EXCURSION OF THE NORTH CAPE, N .Z .

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83 A COUNTRY Ho~rn Capt. N . T. Clayton (A.)

Miss Hartley (0.)

84 PEEL FOREST Charles E. Bickerton (C.)

85 AFTERNOON ON THE THAMES Ai

CHELSEA . . W. A. Bowring (C.)

86 ALONG THE WOODLAND GLADE.. J. Lawson Balfo ur (C.) ..

.87 EVENING SHADOWS, FRANZ JOSEF

GLACIER . . E . W . Christmas (W. )

88 EVENING CALM, LAKE \.VANAKA V./. Allen Bollard (0.)

89 EVENING ON THE vVAIKOUAITI Frank Leary (0. )

90 SUNSET, NEW BRIGHTON w. Menzies Gibb (C)

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92

93

BROWN BABIES

IN FIORDLAND, NEW ZEALAND

IN THE WESTERN \VrLDS OF N EW ZEALAND ..

D. K. R ichmond (W.)

F . Melville Duncan (0.)

F. Melville Duncan (0.)

' 2 5 0 0

3 0 0

8 8 0

.J I IO 0

52 10 0

50 0 0

IS I8 0

12 IS 0

25 0 0

2I 0 0

6 6 0

6 6 0

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94 ON THE SUMNER ROAD

95 THE VOLCANOES, l'ROM TAUPO

96 THE HoN. W. P. HimvEs

97 A SUMMER EVENING

98 A BRIGHT MoRNIKG"

99 ABOVE THE FI,AX MILL, TAUPIR!

100 MY LADY'S GAllDEN

101 THE <UREY vV11ARE

102 STOR;! BREWING

103 AN Ou> STAGER

J. H ollo bon (C.)

E.W. Payto n(/\.)

W. A . Bowring (C ).

A. S. \Voo(I (0.)

Arclul. I?. Nico ll (C.)

W . Allen B ollard (0.)

A. E. Abbo tt (C. )

D. IC. Richmond (W.)

Raymond,F. Mclntyr e (C. )

Miss Hartley (0.)

104 WAlROA GEYSER, \i\'°HAKAREWA-RE~A E . W. PAYTON (A.)

105 WHERE PEACEl'UL \\TATERS

GLIDE W. Allan Bollard (0.)

100 THE DEPARTURE OF S ix CANOES FOR NEW ZEALAND FROM RARA-TONGA, A.D. 1350 . . Kennett Watkins

10 7 STUDY OF GnAPES Mrs . A. vV. Roberts (C.)

108 MT. CooK AND T ASMAN GLACIER C. E. Butler (W.)

109 LITTLE NELL A. E. Abbott (C.)

I I 0 !Dl.ERS D. K. R ichmond (W.)

f, s. <l. 7 IO 0

21 0 0

63 0 0

20 0 0

3 3 0

18 I 8 0

6 IO 0

4 4 0

4 0

0 0

2 1 0 0

8 8 o· 21 0 0

4 4 0

15 15 0

111 ETUDP. Raymond F. l\lclntyre (C.) o

11 2 ST. l:'Au r:s FROM BELOW BLACK-FRIAR's BRIDGE w. A. Bo wring (C.) IO IO 0

1 1 3 Sol'TL v F Al.LS Til.E EVENING L IGHT, Otago Hills : . \~T . Allen B o!l::ml (0. ) 28 7 o

114 THE C r.osED F 1onD, i\lT. T 1nROA F. 13rooksmith (0.)

l I 5 VILLAGE STilEl>T

I I 6 A CO RNER Ol' THR PIAZZA SIG­NORI A, FLORENCE

I I/ to 1 31~ ORIGINAL \V ATER COLOUR STuDms oF N .Z. Bums for

13 5 MAORI BUST

136 BURWOOD ..

I 37 RIALTO

I 38 MARIETTA CARTIN!

G. E. B utler(\\".)

R. Procter (C.)

Sir vV. B nller' s book on N.Z. Birds

C.Kidson (C.)

M. Bower (C.) ..

J. Wright (V,' .) ..

J. Wright (W.) ..

12 0 0

IO IO 0

20 0 0

I 10 0

3 10 0

3 1 0 0

139 GATHERING CLOUDS Fann y R ichardson (C.) ..

CASE OF ARTS AND CRAFTS, BY MISS ALICE B. WAYMOUTH (C.)

140 COAT Cr.ASP, silver and enamel

141 BELT BUCKLES

142 BRACELET, silver , enamel a nd cluysophras e

J tj.3 PENDANT, enamel

4 4 0

I IO 0

I IO 0

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FINE ART GALLERY

I44 NECKLACE, enamel, silv~r and turquoise

145 NECKLACE, Greensto ne and silver

I46 MUFF CHAIN, silver a nd Egyptian bead~· I47 SILVER TEA AND JAM SPOONS

i48 RuTnm KNIVES, s ilver

149

150

I5I

152

153

154

1 55 I56

157

158

159

160 16 1

162

163

164

165 166

167 168

172

173

174 17 5

176

SET Of' 6 ENAMEL .'\ND SILVFR " I' .. " .. " "OWHAI BUTTONS SET Of' BATTE!lSEA ENAMEL BUTTONS

SILVER AND ENA~IEL FRAME ..

COPPER PHOTO FRAME

PAIR OF SERVIETTE RINGS, silver and s~~ined ag~~e PAIR Ol' S il.VER PEPPEi{ POTS, hand beaten

PAIR OF SILVER SALTS, hand beaten

HAND BEATE N S ILVER CREAM Jue set "ti .. • w I 1 greens tone BEATEN SILVER SUGAR BOWL

BEATEN SILVER i\Iua ..

ROUND BEATEN COPPER Box AND ENA~1~L LID

COPPER Box, with enamel set in Ii<l

BEATEN COPPER Ro<m BOWL ..

2 UNSET LIMOGES ENAMELS

THE STATE

THE 01'POSlTI0'.'1

THE CHl'RCH

AN AUCKl.ANO i\IEDICO

PRE-HAJ>llAELITISM ..

THP. CHOSEN OF AUCKLAND

(Six Sketche; ) T HP. N IGHT :IIuo:;nm · ..

MARY

P.~GODA IN HONGU, N IKKO JAPAN '

ON THE BANK!" OF TH·E· BRISllA~~ RIVER . .

MILFORD SOUND. N.z: FIRST VIOLETS

TO KUSATSU,

A Vyvya n Hunt (A)

J.C. A. Trail (V.)

!\'I. Hambridge (S.A.)

D. Thistlewaite (Q )

Mrs. T. B. Aird (Q.) J. l\fathers (V.)

Miss J. Sutherla nd V.) ON THE ROAD

}APAN . . EVENING, GI PPS I.AND

· · D. T his tlewaite (Q. )

VICTORIA LOVE HAS EYES ..

MARSHLAND<;

LAKES, ]. Mathers (V.) Millicent Hambridg;

Miss Eggar (Q.)

177

178

179

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WHEN AUTUMN MISTS

BARGES BECALMED E. K. Ma1ti11 (\'. )

E. Boyd

7 £ :;. d. 5 5 0

1 17 6 8s., IO 6

each o 13 0

s 0

5 0

0 18 0

0 16 0 I 12 6

3 3 () 2 2 0

2 5 0

Q 0

0 0

20 0 0

5 0

3 3 0

8 8 0

3 3 0

3 3 0

25 0 0 20 0 0

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3 3 0

4 4 0

8 COLONI AL ART SECTION

181 COUSIN KATE

I 82 THE FRINGE OF THE GULF

193

194

r95

LIGHTS AND SHADOWS

A QUEENSLAND BusH Ho~rn

BIT OF BRISBANE)' RIVER·

AN AUSTRALIAN GIRL

PORTRAIT OF A CHILD

PORTRAIT STUDY

' R.A.NUNCULI

PEN SEE

0uR SELECTION

Tim END OF THE DAY

MOON HtSE

HAIGH BAR, CORN WALL

SAPLINGS

MooN RISE, S r. I v Es

FLOWERS OF \ VllSTERN Aus­TRALIA

198 CIRCE

I99 MY LADY

200 T HE OLD Ho~m

201 l'vl ORNING GI.ORY

202 AN ALIEN TN AUSTHAl, lA

203 J\.UTUMN 0FFirnIN<;S

204 A TIME TO L AUGH

205 J\. RELIC 01' TIIE SPAN IS ll ,\ Il -~J ADA

2o6 NORTH CoAST, N .S. \V.

207 INTERIOR OF ST. J\IARl<'S

208 BASKET 0 1' POMI;GRANITES

209 GRANDFATHER'S TA I.ES

210 NoTRF. D AME

2 I I A UTUMN HOSES

2 I2 J\. SUMMER'S DAY

2 13 NIGHT TIME

2 14 PASTORAL ..

2 15 YouNG GIRL'S HEAD

216 EARLY J\lORN l NG, J\UTUMN

217 THE \lv'ALLABY CAM P

218 EVENING SH ADOWS

Helen Ham bridge (S.A.)

H.P. Gill

Helen H ambriclge (S.J\. .)

Mrs. T. Aird (Q.)

H.B. H a rrison (Q.)

Alice H amhridge (S .A. )

]. Watkins (N.S.W.)

]. A. Crisp (N.S.W.)

Eliz. A rms trong (S.A .) ..

Lillie G ibson (Q\.

Ha.I. Waugh (V.)

W . I.istcr Lister (P.A.S .. N.S.W. ) ..

Will. Ashton (S .A. )

W. Ashton (S.A.)

H a ns Heysen (N.S.W.) ..

W. Ashton (S.A.)

£ s. d . 25 0 0

3 3 0

IO IO 0

4 4 0 2 2 0

6 6 ()

21 0 0

J 5 15 0

5 0

10 IO O

52 IO 0

150 0 0

30 0 0

I 57 IO 0

85 0 0

21 0 r,

F.S.Fuller 126 o o

]. S. Watkins (N.S.W.).. 126 o o

Mrs. lllu ntz Adams (V.)

M iss Peters (N'.S .W.)

J. Granger

H. G. Rivers IQ.)

50 Gs.

63 0 0

13 13 n

52 10 0

Mrs . Theo. Ander~on (V. ) :P 10 o

S . Dattelo Hubbo (N .S.\\ .. ) 52 10 o

J.Ashton(':i.A. l 63 o o

G . For syth (N .S.\V.) 15 15 o

Hans. H yscn (N.S. \\' .) 100 o o

E. Arm~trong (S .A . ) 10 10 o

Miss H. Peters (N.S .W.) 36 15 o

W ill. A~hton (S.A.) 100 o o

Amy Bosworth (S.A. ) . ~ 30 o o

Hans . Heysen (N.S .\V.) 100 o o

W. GraJ1t (Q.) 21 o o Hans. Heysen (N.S.W.) 52 10 o

Thos. Brooke Hansen . .

Ethel Barrin~er (S.A.) . .

H. Garlick (N.S.W.)

A. J. Hanson (N.S.W.)

15 15 0

12 12 0

IO I O 0

21 0 0

FI NE ART GALLERY

219 THE BRIEF \ \/INTER GLOW

220 Tim CurL1m

221

222

223

224

225

226

227

228

229

230

23 1

232

2 33

234

2 35

QumT Corr AGE

PATRON

S.E. COAST AUSTRALIA

HOSES

GREirn BAY, l'ORT ELLIOTT

THE MODEL

AN OLD CHARACTER

AUSTRALI AN F I!UIT ..

V.IEAVING BL1\Nl\ETS IN IOOTH YllAR

CASE i\lJNIATURES

CARVED PLAQUE

CARVJm PANEL

CARVED PANEi,

BUST OF CHILD IN i\lARULE

EVENING, LAKE BRUNNER

236 ROSES

237 POJIARA BEACII , T Al<Al\A

238 MAcA\v AND AMAZON

239 OTIRA GO I{(;E

240 FRU IT STUDY

2<P H ARVJ;ST TIME, l~N(;(.AND

242 BUTJ'E RFl.I ES OF TIIE 1\J) RlATIC

24 3 LA KE ALEXANIJIHNA . .

244 SuMMEREv1rn1NG AT HocH

245 PE!~UGIA, lTALY

246. VIA APl'l1\, l'El!UG IA ..

24 7 SUNG! RT CITY

248 A POEM OF SPIHNG

249 NASTURTIUMS

250 THE DEMOCRACY OF DEATH

251 WANGANUI H.rv1m, NEAR PIPl-RIKI

252 MOAN A, LAKE BRUNNER

253 A CAPRI STREET

254 Tim H1mFs, I SLAND BAY, \.Vm.­LINGTON

255 MEDITATION

256 UNDER THE P INl'S

T. Fitzgerald (N.S.W.)

]as. Keane (S.A.)

Cristina Baker (V.)

G. W. May (V.)

]as. Ashton (N.S.W.)

Mrs. T. Aird (Q.)

Geo. Webb (S.A.)

J.M. A uld (V .)

Lillie Gibson (Q.)

Geo. Webb (S.A.)

Morris Orr (Q.)

Miss M. Linn ..

l\·liss H awker (C. )

C. Brassington (C.)

A. W. Vfalsh (C.)

M. S toddart (C.)

j. Nicholsen (S.)

11. Garlick (N.S.W.)

Chas. N . Worsley (C.)

j ean Wilson ..

M. H ogcrs (C.)

J\liss P a t erson ..

W. H. P ratt (C.)

i\ I. H.ogers (C.)

Miss Weedon Cooke (Q.)

Miss H a lkett (C.)

i\liss ](. Halkett (C.)

j. Webb (S.A.)

]. A. B ennett (N.S.W.) ..

G. T aylor (N.S.W.)

Charles N. Worsley (C. )

A . W. Walsh (C.)

M. 0. S toddart (C )

Menzies Gibb (C.)

]. Lawson Balfour (C. )

J\Iiss E. Waymouth (C)

9 £ s. d.

3 1 0 0

75 0 0

75 0 0

100 0 0

4 4 0

10 IO 0

15 15 0

IO JO 0

20 0 0

0

0

0

40 0 0

6 6 0

0

8 8 0

10 10 0

21 IO 0

3 3 0

10 0 0

5 5 0

5 5 0

IO 0

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10 IO 0

IO 10 O

42 0 0

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257 258

259 260 26I

262

263 264

265

266

267

268

269

TAYLER BAY :

MOUNT COOK

SHOWJ;:RY DUSK

ON ARTHUR'S PASS

THE WHITE Cow

A CAPRI VILLA

LEA YING MOORING

0HAU BLUFF, KAIKOURA

CANAL, VENICE

A~ OLD GARDEN

SMOKERS

CANAr. DoRDRECHT, HOLLAND

GOING T OWARDS THE HILLS, 2\.KAROA

KNARLED GUMS, YARRA BAY ..

STUDY IN RED CHALK

C. E. S . Tindall (N.S .W. )

Charles N . Worsley (C.)

E. FitzGer ald (N.S.W.)

A. W. Walsh (C.)

D. 'K. Richmond (W.) . •

M. 0. S toddart (C.)

C. E. S. Tinda ll (N.S.W.)

A. W. Walsh (C.)

M. 0. Stoddart (C.) ·

Mabel Hill (0.)

]. M. Auld (N.S .W.)

Mis~ ·E. M. Paterson

M. ] . R ogers (C.)

Wm. Heron (N.S.W.)

Miss Alice Bryant (0. ) INTERIOR OF Sr. MARK'S,

VENICE, ITALY Mrs. F. E. Eggar (Q. ) 273

277

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279

280 281

282

283

284

285 286

287 288

289

290

291

292

THE PRIORY, foNA, 9TH CEN-TURY Miss E. M. Paterson

OLD COTTAGES, BECCLES M. 0. Stoddart (C.)

THE FISHERMAN'S NET A. w. Walsh (C.)

STORM CLOUDS, BLYTHBURGJJ, SuF~OLK M. 0. S todda rt (C.)

0LD HARBOUR, DORDRECHT, HoLr.AND Miss E. M. Paterson

A STIFI! BREEZE, NEW B RIGHTON R. A. Gill (C.) . . AUTUMN

THE SHEIKH

THE SWAMP, N EW BRIGHTON

SPRING IN THE SLUMS, GRANADA

01! THE MOUNTAIN, ROCK AND RIVER ..

CHASING A BUTTERFLY

MINIATURES ON I VORY

I N AUTUMN

THE LAUNDRY

KITTENS THREE

PORTRAIT ..

A BRISBANE STREET

THE WENSOME

CHARACTER STUD!E> . . ·;

L . E. Baird (W.)

M. Cooke (S. ) ..

M. Menzies Gibb (C. )

Miss K. Hallet t (C.)

A. W. Walsh (C.)

J a ne Sutherla nd (V.)

Mrs. Ada Whiting (V.) ea.

F. M. Castle (S.A.)

]. C. Traill

Mary A. Overbury (S.A).

R ose A. Walker (V.)

H. B. H a rrison (Q.)

P. R. Presants (C.)

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SHIPPING IN PORT

OLD B IHDCE, B RI DGEWATER, S. AUSTRALIA

PORTRAIT OF A BOY

PRINCE'S BRIDGE

R EDCLIFl!E POINT, MORETON BAY, QUEENSLAND

THE ENCORE

A MELBOUR''E L ANE Orig inal Etching .

WATERHOI.E AT YURONGPILL Y,

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PORT VECCHIO, F1.0RENCE

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RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS

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324 THE SQUALL

HARVEST FIELD

GOLD AND RED, VENICE

THE POINT, KAIKOURA

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Al ice Hambriclge (S.A.) · ·

J. M. Tait (N.S.\•V.)

Portia Geach (V.)

L. H. H owie (S.A. )

E. Millicent Barnes (S,A.)

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]. Mayall Hobday (Q.)

F. Brooksmith (0.)

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J. Mayall Hobday (Q .)

M. C. Cho mley

E. Millicent Barnes (S.A .)

E thel Bloxa111 (S.A.)

M. Cooke (S.) . ·

Bertha Maguire (W.)

W. T. Butler (N.S.\ o\7. )

A . J. Hanson (N.S.W.)

Charles N . 'vVorsley (C.)

Charles N. Worsley (C.)

A . W. Walsh (C.)

G. E lla Adams (W. )

R A. Gill (C.). ·

John H. Nicholson (S. )

Cha.~. N. W orsley (C.)

Mah. Hill CO.)

R. A. Gill (C.)

A . W . Walsh (C.)

Raymond A. Mcintyre (C.)

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UiV>ITIED AND ALONE 337 Chas . N . Worsley (C.) 36 I5 338 DIAMOND LAKE ] . Nicholsen (S.) 3 IO 339 OCEAN BEACH F. Brooksmith (0.) 4 0 340 ON ~HE TAIERI PLAINS :Mrs. Woodhouse (0.), 3 3 34I STUDY A. E. Rosebray (N.S.W.) 342-350 BLACK AND WHITE SKETCHES W. A. Bowring (C.) ea. 3 3 35I DARBY AND JOAN L. H. Booth (C.) 5 3.S2 THE ROLLING CLOUD G. W. Hirst (N.S. W.) 10 IO 353 CRAYON STUDY A. Crisp (V.) .. 3 0 354 YE BUSH TREE I NN .. ]. C. Traill (V.) () 15 35~ P ORTRAIT OF LATE J. M. NAIRN Mabel Hill (0.) 30 0

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RETURN OF THE H ERRING FI.EET Allan. Robert 'vV. , R.w.s .

'.' P ORTRAIT OF J\[RS . ROLAND HILL, 1-IER SON AND DAUGHTER Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence,

O.M., R.A.

3 ROMAN INTERIOR ..

4 THE FrnsT EAR-RINGS Alma·Tadema, Lady

5 THE SCOTTISH BORDERLAND A umonier , ]., R.I., M.E.

6 Tim HOMAGE G1v1NG IN \\'Esnn NSTER AflDEY AT Tim Co1WNATION or-I<1NG EDWARD VII.. Bacon , J ohn H enry F., A.R.A.

7 THE \VEEPING ASH

8 T1m SANCTUARY IN THE (ERTOSA DI

PAVIA

9 A SAUTON LEAP ON THE TUMMEL, PERTHSHIRE, SCOTLAND

I O RlCl!MOND, YORKSHIRE

I I MOONRISE ON THE LAGOON, VENICE

I 2 AFTER THE STOR~I ..

I 3 PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST

I4 THE QUIET Houn-ScENE TN NOR-MANDY

15 Tim BYWAY

I6 RANNOCH !VfoOR, SCOTL1\ND

I 7 SEPTEMBER IN A RRAN, SCOTLAND

I8 SUNNY HOURS

I9 THE GIPSY FORTUNE TELLER

20 ON THE REEF

ZI PORTRAIT OF G. F. WATTS, O.M., R.A., AT 'v\lonK ON HIS COLOSSAT, EQUES-

Bate, F rancis, Hon. Sec., N.E.A.c

Bayliss, S ir ·wyke, P.R.B.A. (de­ceased)

Beattie-Brown, Wm., R.S.A .

Bellingham-Smith , H., N. E.A.C.

Bowen, Lota

Bramley, Frank, A.R.A.

Brock, Edmond

Brock, vVilliam

Brown, Arnesby, A.R.A.

Brown, A. IC, A.R.S.A., R.s. w .

Brown, T . Austen, A.R.S.A.

Bundy, Edgar, R.I.

Burgess, Arthur J. vV.

TRIAN STATUE," VTTAL ENERGY.. Burne- Jones, S ir Philip, BART.

22 A STREET IN Asor.o-the town near Venice where R obert Browning lived, a nd which he immor ta lized in " Pippa Passes " B urne-] ones, Sir Philip, BART.

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23 "]OIE DE V1v1m"

24 PLAY

B yles, \V. H ounsom , R.B.A.

Calderon, .w . Frank

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THE BRIDE

BROTHER AND SISTER

ANCIENT RAMPARTS

THE END 0 0F A GLORIOUS REIGN-THE FUNERAL PROCESSION OF QUEEN VICTORIA PASSING Sr. ]AMES' PALACE, :md February, 1901

RETURN FROM Cun HUNTING'"

PWMS

T~E FAIRY RING

Fl.ORA AND ZEPHYR

TH!;> R ICKYARD-WINTER

Camer on. D. Y., A.R.S.A .. A. R.w.s.

Cameron, Hngh, R.S.A.

Charles, James

Charlton. John

Chowne, Gerard, N.E.A.C.

Christie, .Tam es E lder

Christie, R obert

Clausen, George, A.R.A., H. w .s .

34 FISHING IN WHARFE, YORKSHIRE Cole, Rex Vica t, R.B.A.

35 f PORTRAIT OF THE HIGHT HON. :i1· J. - SEDDON, P.c ., LL.D. , Premier of

N ew Zealand from 1893 to 19o6. Cole, P . T ennyson B orn a t E ccles ton, near St .• Helens, Lancashire, England, 1845; died on board S.S. Oswes-try Grange in Aus tralian waters, June 10th, 19o6. "To God' s own country" were his last words.

(From sittings given in · L ondon. Copyright strictly reserved).

36 THE PRODIGAL D AUGHTER Collier, Hon. John

37 THE HARDOUR·BAR, ST. IVEs BAY, CORNWALL . . Cooper, Byron "Though moonlight a id, or darkness whelm, S till shines man's altruis tic light Athwal't the lonely harbour-b:u."

38 A GOAT GIRL Gorbet, Edith R idley

39 PORTSOY HARBOUR, SCOTLAND Coventry, R.M.G., A.R.S.A. , ILS.w.

40 AN ARISTOCRAT ANSWERING TO THE SUMMONS TO EXECUTION, PARIS, 1792 Cowper, Frank Cadogan, A.R.w.s

41 THE CONQUERORS Crane, Walter, n.w.s .

42 FUNERAL OF HER LATE MAJESTY QUEEN VI CTORIA Crofts, Ernest, R.A.

43 SUMMERTIME. A scen e in the Ayles-tone Meadows, Leicestershire Davies, Edward, R.I.

44 TWILIGHT GREY Davis, H. W . B . , I~A.

45 EARLY SUMMER

46 UPLAND PASTURES-SUN HAZE Dewhurst, Wynford, R.H. A.

47 LILIAN Dicksee, Frank, R.A.

48 GLEN FALLOCH, SCOTLAND Docharty, A. Brownlie, R.s.w.

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49 TH E J .ESSON

50 CALM l\ IORNIJ\G ON THE. H IVE!! CLYDE

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THE F OAM SPRITE

Tim :i\ln.LER's i\lEADow

J\( CASTl..E IN SPAIN

READING TllE L ETTE R

A Vmw OF \YINDSOR CASTLE 'AND ROM NEY L OCK

56 L A PICARDIE-Early J\Jorning

Dodd, Francis, N.E. A.c.

Downie, Patrick, n.s.w.

Draper, Herbert

East, Alfred, A.R.A., l'.R.D.A.

Emanue l, Frank L .

Faed , T,. R.A. (d eceased )

F anner, Alice, N.1:: .A. C.

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57 S UNRISE. ON TH E PEHTHSHll{E l\loons Farquharson , David , A.R. A., A.R.S.A.

58 'J'm:; lJPI.ANUS OF (OIHi\\'Al.I., NEAR

LAND'S END ..

59 E VE NING ON l.oc;11 D u1c;11 F a rquharson, J oseph, .\ .R. A. 6o RAVEl..LO

61 A SQUARE IN CADJz- l\Ioonlighl Fergusson, john D., R.13.A.

6 2 W ATJm l\I EA DOIVS IN SPHJNG Fisher, Mark

63 J\1y LA DY'S T o11..El"fE Fisher, S. Melton

64 H EAD OF A G IRL . . Forbes, S tanhope A. , A.R. A. 65 EAJU. y A lJTU~IN IN TllE SCOTTISH

H !Giil.ANDS F ord, Wolfram Onslow

66 E VENI NG PHAYER Frith, V..1• P ., H.R.A., H.11. n.A. 67 T1rn H o 1.v HocK B ENEATH THE Do~m

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OF TllE l\I05QUF. OF OMAR Fulley lov e, Tohn . R.I. ThC' Hock is sa id lo be the

si te of th e Grea t Altai of B urnt OJl crings in t he Temple. In Christian tim('s th e Altar of the Crusader s s tood upon th e upper Jey e] t o the le ft (C'a s t) . The small clo mecl lower al the soulh­\\'est corner within lh (' p a le en­closes a depression in the rock ca lled the F on t p1 int of Mo· hamm~tl. The Gothic .'\l'ch near the p i('r to the left spans the doorway leadin g down lo the cave b elow the H oly Rocle

AUTU~IN, \ 'VEST HIGHLANDS, SCCTLAND Fulton, David, R.S.W.

" C'EST L'EMPEREUR I" Glazebrook, Hugh de T. A sentinel in the Army o f the

g reat Na poleon, h av ing fa llen ;islcep \\'l11 IC' on du t ~', woke up and found tha t Na poleon had m ounted guard in liis p lace. "I a m lost ." hP. exclaimer! , " i t i~ th!' E mperor."

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SYMPATHY

IN THE OLD COACHING DAYS

EVER-CHANGING SKIES

STARTLED

BOULTER'S LOCK O~- THE THAMES­SUNDA y AFTERNOON · ·

A HIGHLAND FUNERAL

THE GOOSE GIRL-(" TO PASTURES NEW"~

77 AUTUMN

78.' QUEEN VICTORIA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE PROCESSION PASSING THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT

79 THE RESULT OF HIGH LIVING

80 - LADY AND CHILD PLAYING WJTH GOLD-

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FISH · ·

BOAT-BUILDERS' YARD, VENICE

A WANDERER

THE MEETING OF BURNS AND SCOTT · · In the winter of 1786-7 Wal­

ter Scott, then a boy <;>f fifteen, h ad his one meeting with Burns at Professor Fergusson's hou se.

AN IDYLL

THE WASSAIL-BOWL IN A COTSWOLD VILLAGE

SMUGGLERS

SHOWERY WEATHER

A CORNISH HARBOUR

HA YMAKING AND LOVEMAKING

" THE L IGHT OF THE WORLD "

THE PORTSMOUTH ROAD

THE SEAMEW'S NEST

A SUMMER IoYL . .

Gore, W. Henry, R.B.A

Gow, Anrirew C., R.A., R.I.

Graham, Peter, R.A., H.R.S.A.

Gregory, E. J ., R.A., P. R.l.

Guthrie, S ir Jame~. P.R.S.A.

Hacker, Arthur, A.R.A.

Hait6, Ge:>rge C., R.I. , R.B.A.

Hall, Freci

Hall6, C. E.

Hal16, C. E.

Harcourt, George

Har die, C. Martin, R.S.A.

Hartley, Alfred, R.E.

Hartrick, A. S., N.E.A.c.

Hell}.y, C . Napier, A.R.A., R.w.s.

H enderson, Joseph

Henry, James L., N.E.A.C.

Herkomer, H. von, c.v.o., R.A., R.W.S.

H olman-Hunt, W., O.M.

Holmes, C. J., N.E.A.c.

Hook, J.C., R·.A.

H orne!, E . A . ·.

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A PORTRAIT STUDY IN GREEN AND GOLD Horwitz, Emanuel

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W INTER I!N THE H IGHLANDS OF SCOT-LAND

STORM

CHELSEA PENSiloNERS "SPANISR Poor. •.

DEAR LADY DISDAI N

GUARDIAN ELVES

PLAYING

Houston , George, R.s.w.

Ingram, V.l. Ayerst, P.R.B.C'.

Jacomb-Hoocl, G.P. ·

Jopling, Louise, R.B.A.

Joy, Ge~rge W.

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SPRING IN THE PASS OF LENY, PERTH-

SHIREi Kay, Archibald, R.S.w. PLOUGHI NG AT CALLANDER, PERTH-

SHIRE

SUNLIGHT THROUGH THE LEAVES

PLOUGHI NG I N BERKSHIRE

SERENA, FOUND OF SAVAGES (Faerie Q ueen e- Spenser)

A FRENCH W~NDMILL

THE WOMAN'S PART

MiLLING CI DER APPLES

A LADY I:"I BLACK

THE VILLAGE CHURCH

SouTHWARn FROM StrRREY's PLF:ASANT HILL ;

Kay, i\.rchil>alil , R.s.w.

Kemp-Welch, Lucy E ., R.B.A.

Kennedy, William

Kennington, T. B.

Laidlay, W illiam J .. R.B.A.

J.angley, Walter, R.I.

La Thangue, H. H., A.R.A.

Laver y. John, R.S.A.

Leader, B. W., R.A:

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PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA. original sketch for the fi n ished picture)

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THE VvrzARD 's GARDEN

COU RTYARD AT COMPTON BEAUCHAMP

GREY \VILLOWS UY SHAKESPEARE'S AVON

Tim STORM CLOUD-CHRISTCHURCH HARBOUR

J-115 E~llNENCE THE CARDINAi.

BY THE FARM POND-JULY

LINCOLN CATHEDRAL FROM THE CASTLE HILL

lNTERIOR-MooNLIGHT EVENING

GREETING

Leslie, G. D., R.A.

Liddell, T. Hodgson, R.U.A.

Lindner, Moffat P., N.E .A.c.

Linton, Sir J ames D., R.1.

Lochhead, John

Lonsdail, William

Lorimer, J. H., R.s.A.

"Et. AINE" Louda u, Mouat "Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable,

Elaine, the lily m a id of Astolat, High in her c hamber up a tower to the East Guarded the sacred shield of Lancelot."-TENNYSON.

STILL \.YATERS Lucas, Arthur

THE KING'S RIVAL Lucas, J. Seymour, R.A., R.I.

FALLS OF TUMMEL, PERTHSHIRE-MooNLlGHT . . Lund, Niels M.

127 THE SARDINE FISHERY

128 THE BATHER Macbeth, R . w .. R.A. , R.w.s., R.I.

McEvoy, A. Ambrose, N.E.A.C.

McEwan, Tom, R.s.w. I29 HIGHLAND INTERIOR

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I 30 CHILDREN OF THE BEACH

13I A REST ON THE SAND

I 32 COMING HOME (Marine)

133 THE RUGGED HILLS OF SKYE

134 ToRMENA, SICILY

I 35 GIRL WITH A BOOK

136 SOUTHERN AISLE, ST. J\IARK'S

137 LEFT IN CHARGE

I 38 EVENTIDE

139 CL~RISSA

I40 DIANA VERNON

14 I A B!-ACK SHEEP

142 LABOUll

I43 MOONRISE AT SUNSET-THE AR­MENIAN CONVRNT, VENICE

144 THB DEVONSHIRE COAST-LUNDY ISLAND IN THE DISTANCE

145 STROLLERS ON THE GREEN-GIRVAN, SCOTLAND

146 IN THE VALLEY OF THE CHEVIOTS, NORTHUMBERLAND

147 THE SISTERS

148 THI! RIVER MEADOW

I49 THB SILENCE OF AN AUTUMN DAY

150 KILCHURN CASTLE, LOCH AWE, AR-. GYLSHIRE •

I 5 I lN THE SCOTTISH H IGHLANDS

152 PANDORA

153 SNOW IN SPRING

I 54 I SABELLA AND THE POT OF BASIL

I 5 5 BLUE DAY OFF THE ISLE OF WIGHT

I 56 AN UNFINISHED SYMPHONY

I57 PARTING 01' THE 'NAYS

158 THE CHESS PLAYERS

159 Roses

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JN THE WEST COUNTRY-COTTAGES BY THE EXE

IN THE TANGLED WILDWOOD

A DREAM OF THE NOR LOCH-EDIN­BURGH. CASTLE IN THE MIDDLE AGES

J\lcGregor Robert, R.S.A.

J\laclean, Alex., R.B.A.

Macwhirter, J., R.A .. H.R.S.A.

1\Iann, Harrington

l\lenpes, Mortimer, 1u ., R.E.

Michaelson, Assur, ll.B .. \.

Michie, J. Coutts. A.R.S.A.

i\lillias, Sir J. E .. Bart., P.R .. \. (cl ecea sed)

Millet, F. l>.

J\loira, Gerald

Monta lba, Hilda

i\loore, Henry, !LA. (deceased)

i\lor ton, T. Corsan

Mostyn, Tom

Muirhead, David, N.E.A .c.

Murray, David, R.A., A.R.S.A.

Nisbet, Pollok S., A.R.s.A., R.s.w.

Noble, J. Campbell, R.S.A.

Normand, Ernest

North, J. W .. A.R .A., R.w.s.

NowP!l, Arthur Treve thin

Olsson, Julius

Orchardson, Charles M. (! .. R.B. A.

Orchardson, W. Q., JLA., H.R.5 .. \.

Orpen, William, N.E.A. c .. A.R.H.A

Park, Stuart

Pars9ns, Alfred, A.R.A., A.R.w.s .

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SWITZERLAND . . . . :

EARLY MORNING

FRUITS OF THE EARTH

A QUIET HOUR

Peacock, Ralph

Peppercorn, A. D.

Perugini, C. E.

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MOLLY, DAUGHTER OF jOHN HARE, ESQ.

THE ABBEY FARM ,BEDFORD

PERO BAY, CORSICA.

ASTERIE

Perugini, Kate

Pir.kering, J. L.

Poynter, Sir Edward J., P.R.A.

" Prim:l nocte domum claude neque in v ias Sub ca.ntu querel;c clespice~tibi.e."-HoR. ODES III

VIATICUM • - . . .. . 7. Pnce, ] ulms l\I.

A SUNNY AFTERNOON

D OUBTS Priestman, Bertrnm

Rae, Hem·ietta (Mrs. Ernest

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An ingenue hesitating to ac­cept the proposal of a roue

THE THREE "WITCHES-A BIT OF OLD ENGLAND . . . .

Foo~ MOTHERLESS BAIRNS

Normand)

Raphael, Mary F. R eid, Flora M.

THE EVENING OF LIFE'

"As now the su0

n's decliuing ~·~ys At even tide descends · ·

So. !if~'s brief ~ay is sinking down, lo its appomted end.

RIVAL BOAT-BUILDERS, CORNWALL . . Reid, John R., R.I.

THE BATH OF VENUS

PORTRAIT OF PRINCE BISMARCK

180 LOST OR STRAYED

181 DEWY EVE

I82 SUNNY DAY

I83 THEENDOF'THEDAY,BOSHAM

184 THE OLD MILL AT VlTEFLEUR

185 A BAZAAR IN SPAIN

186 THE LOVE-LETTER

I 8 7 LOVE BIRDS

188 A FAIR DISPUTANT

189 "EMBROIDERY" •.

190 ,, AND, BEHOLD, Two BLIND l\lEN SITTING BY THE WAYSIDE"

191 THE BUTTS, BRENTFORD

192 PSYCHE.,

Richmond, Sir \V. B .. K.c.u. , R.A.

". Riviere, Briton, R.A.

R obertson, Tom., R-B.A.

Roche, Alexander, R.S.A.

Rooke, Herbert IC. R.B.A.

Rothenstein, Albert D., N. E.A.c .

Rothenstein, William, N .E.A.c.

Salisbury, Frank 0., R.H.A.

Sant, ] ames, R.A..

Shannon, J. J., A. R.A.

Sheard, T. F. M., R.B.A.

Sickert, Bernhard, N.E.A.c.

Solomon, Solomon J ., R.A.

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AUTUMN G LORY-/\I'TER;'OON El'l'F.CT, PICARDY

Two TO \VATCW

THE LAST FARTHING

THE BLACK D OMINO

RICHMOND (YORKS)

T1AFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON

BLOSSOMS

FRUIT . .

Somer.sen l e~. Tho mas

Speed, Harold

Spenl(wc - S p cnlovc, Frank, H.B.A., H..C.A.

S tanley, Lad y tDorothy S tnnlcyl

Steer, P. Wilson , N.E.A.c .

Stokes, Adria n

Stone, Marcus, 1<.A.

THE PAINTERS AND THE CONNOISSEURS S tor ey, G. A ., A.l<.A. The two painters here repre­

sented are the elder T eniers and his more famous son, David Teniers . Tradition represents Ten iers as going to market m ounted ou a n ass, to sell his . pictures, accompanied by his son D av id. i\Ior e than once they had th e humilia tion of nn t finding buy ers.

Tim TowN Goss1P Storey. G. i\ ., A. 1c 1\.

LOVE'S TWILIGHT

ADRIFT

WILD FLO\\'ERS AND TllORY~.

S to tt , Edward , A. l<.A.

Swan , J o hn;\[., ILA., IL\\'.S.

Swinsfead. G. Hillyard, ILB. ,\., A.R.C.A.

"HoN1 Son QU I MAL v PENSE " Taylc:r, A . Che\'all icr

The origin o f the Order of _the Garter.-Edward U L and Lady Salisbury, 13-19 .

ON THE \\lr(r.Sll COAST

A PILOT

!: I I ON THE CORN ISH (OAST

2 12 S UMMER EV!'NING

Thom son , Lc~lic. 1u.

Tilcomu, \\". H. Y.

T o llemarc he , Hon. D111T

Tukc, Henry S., A.R .. \. , A.1c11-.s.

\\"a lker , Ethel , N .E .A.<: . 213 lN THE GARDEN ..

2 14 A SUSSEX FARM ..

2 17

218

THE KING'S SrnsTA \Valls, \Villia1n , A.n.s .A .

ON Ho1.~11J URY H11.1., NEAR DoRK ING \Va!to n , Frank , 1<.1. "Sunshine in a S hady place."

THROUG H THE \.Vooo (NEAR BAR111zoN) \\'aterlow. S ir l':rncst .\. , ILA., P.R.\V.S.

L ITTLE RED HIDING HOOD \Va tts, G . F., O.M .• R.A. (de­ceased ).

...

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0

21 9

220

FI NE ART BUILDING

BRYNHILDR

Bry nhildr is lying asleeep in the flames, having displeased her father , t he god \Votan, who has condemned h er to r emain in a trance t ill awakened by a hero who will brave the flames to secure her.

PORTRAlT OF R USSELi. H. BARRING­iON, ESQ.

Begu n by Mrs." Russell Bar­rington a nd fini shed by G. F. Watts.

\Vatts, G. F., o.M. R.A. ceased)

\Vatts, G . F., o.M., R.A. ceased)

2I

(de-

(de·

221 AFTER THE Su1rnENDER \Vehrschmidt, Daniel A., M.E. 222 " AND HE THAT WILL THIS HEALTH DENY

DowN AMONG THE DEAD MEN LET HIM Lm Old English Song

223 PORTRAIT SKETCH !'ROM L ll'E OF H.M. THE !(ING Weigall, Henry

224 THE PILI.ION \Vest, J. ·waiter, R,W.S.

225 HARK, HARK THE LARK \iVe therbee, George, R.I.

226 THE TURKISH BOAT, RAGUSA Williams, Terrick, R.I.

22i 1

ELSA AND TllE SWANS Wirgman, T. Blake

Wood, Emily Stewart 228 THE ROAD TO THE SEA, CORN\\' ALL

229

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236

237

LA To~mOLA \Voods, Henry, R.A. A popular \"enetia n ga me.

TllE BACKIVATJ; R

ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL

ALl. INGTON LOCK

Tim ROYAL STAN DAno

Rovalist ladies at work ou a S tanclai:d during the time of the Rebellion in E ngland.

-Wyllie. Charles W.

Wyllie, W. L ., A.R.A., R.E.

Yeames, \IV. F., R.A.

WATER COLOURS.

FI NE ART BUILDING.

A CORNER OF A KENTfSH HOP-GAR-DEN

HOP-PICKING IN l'llE RAIN

IN S HELTER

MARKET PLACE AT I-ION FI.EUR

Alexander, Herbert, A.R .w.s.

Allan, Robert W., R.W.S.

22 WATER COLOURS

238 A DORSET COTTAGE

239 KENTISH CORN l'IELDS

240 TULIPS ..

241 Youn1's PROMISE

242 A Douun'UL. DocuM1'NT

24.) CAMILLE DESMOULINS

244 FLOWERY l\!AY

245 1 AFTER V{ORK- VVENDEN, ESSEX

246 • THE OLD CHAIN PIER, BRIGHTON, destroyed in a gale in I 890

Allingham, Mrs., R.\\'.S.

Alma-Tadema, Anna

Al11101td, \V. Douglas, It.I., it.D.A.

Anmonier, J .. R.I., M.E.

247 COURTYARD OI' THE LtONS, ALHAMBRA Barratt, Reginald, A.R.W,S.

248 • ALHAMBRA, GRt;NADA

24q . .\MIENS CATHEDRAL FROM THE CHOIR Bayliss, S ir \Vyke, P. R.B.A. (de-ceased)

250 THE ROMANCE (Tempera) • . Bell, Robert Anning, R.W.S.

251 LntBURG-ON-LAHN, NASSAU, GERMA NY Boot,"' · H.J .. v-r, R.B.A .

252 A BAZAAR IN CAIRO

25 3 ON THE N ILE

254 IN THE PARK, 0AKl. ANDS, SUSSEX

25_1 \'El'ICE (Pastel and \Vater-ccilour)

256 SOLWAY SANDS

257 "A KINGDOM BY THE SE.\"

258 THE LOST FERRET

259 THE VIRGIN l\foTHER AND CHll-D

260 THE FLUTE PLAYER

261

262

263

\l\TATF.RCRESS GATHERERS

THE SWORD CUTLER'S DAUGHTER

THE Sr.EEPING B EAUTY

THE CHESS PLAYERS

ON THE DOVER ROAD, ENGLAND

THE FETE OF ST. AGNES The annual procession in the

little mountain village of S t . Ag­nes, F rance.

:\•IENAGGIO, ON THE LAKE OT' Co~JO. ITALY

THI> SILENT SEA

ROCKY SHORE

~'ESTMINSTER

27 1 TwrCKENHA~I

Brabazon. H. B., N.E.A.c. (de­ceased)

Brown, A. IC, A.R.S.A., R.s.w.

Browne, Tom, R.I., R.U.A.

Bulleicl, c.;, Lawrence, A.R.w.s .

Bnndy, Edl(ar, R.I.

Burne-Jones, Sir E., BART. (de­ceased)

Burne-Jones, Sir Philip (BART)

Burrington, Arthur, R.1.

Callow, William. R.w.s .

Cockram, George, R.C.A.

Collier, Tom, R.l. (deceased)

Collins, w_ w., R.I.

Cotman, F. G .. 1u.

"

.,

FINE ART BUILDING 23

272 ON THE CoLNE Cotman, F. G., R.I.

27 3 ON THE CANAI:, DoRDRECHT Coventry, R. M. G.. A.R.S.A., R.S.W.

274 A MARKET PLACE, HOLLAND

275 BRITOMART Crane, \iValter, R.W.S .

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300

From Spenser's Faerie Queene, Canto iii. In the charac­ter of Britomart, the fearless

.warrior maid, Spenser seems to typify Britannia.

THE HAMMOCK

ST. GEORGE

ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY

THE CAPTAIN OF THE TROOP

" SMALL FISH ARE BETTER THAN NO FISH"

FIRST AID

A!o(ONG THE HILLS, BARMOUTH, NORTH

Crane, Walter, R.w .s .

Crocket, Henry, E. A.R.w.s,.

Dadd, Frank R.I.

WALES Davies, Edward, R.I.

ACROSS THE ILKLEY MOORS, YORK­SHIRE

LOVE PHILTRE

A FIGURE IN " THE LANCERS "

DIVIDED ATTENTIONS

THE TEMPLE OF LUXOR, THEBES

CocHEM ON THE MOSEY.LE

ROME

ST. MARK'S, VENlCE

EAST ACTION

ENOCH ARDEN

OFF TO THE FISHING GROUND, BANFF-SHIRE

AN AYRSHIRE p ASTORAL, SPRINGTIME

THE JESUITE CHURCH, VENICE

GLADSTONE'S FUNERAL

SWINSTY HALL, YORKSHIRE " My hearth is desolate;

wild weeds are climbing on the wall."-Byron

FOUNTAINS ABBEY, YORKSHlRE " Thy wreck a glory."-Byron

IN THE GLOAMING

KILCHURN CASTI.E, LOCH AWE, SCOTLAND

Davis, F. W., R.I., R.B.A.

Davis, Lucien, R.I.

Dillon, Frank, R.I.

Docharty, Alexr. Brownlie, R.S.W.

Dodd, Francis, N.E.A.c.

Dollman, John C., A.R.w.s.

Downie, Patrick, R.s .w.

East, Alfred, A.R.A., P.R.B.A.

Evans, Bernard, R.I.

Ferrier, G . Straton, R.I., R.s.w.

24 WATER COLOURS

301 LORNA DooNE Finnemore, Joseph, R.l. , R.B.A.

302 ON A RIVER OMNlBUS, NORTH HOL-LAND

303 THE LEAF

" Wliere the' wind carries me I go without fear or grief

1 go whither each one goes Thither t he leaf of t he rose and

th ither the la~1rel leaf."'

3!)4 T HE BAI.LAD OF DEAD LADIES

Forbes, Elizabeth Stanhope, A.R.W.S . .

"Nay, never ask th is week, fair lord, \.\There. are they gone, nor yet

tlus year, Save w ith this m uch for an over­

worcl, " ' here are the Snows of yester­

year ? "

30,) THE COTTAGE HO~IES OF ENGLAND . . Fulleylove, John, R.l.

306 THE BASTION AND TEMPLE OF 'WING-LESS VICTORY

307 THE CLOISTERS, i\lAGDALEN COLLEGE OXFORD . . . . . :

308 LIGHT IN DARKNESS

309 THE ARRAN i;I11.r.s, SCOTLAND

JIO OM THE CANAL, DORDRECHT

31 l CITY OF EDINBURGH FROM CALTON HILL

3 [ 2 ST. PAm.'s CATHEDRAi, FROM BANK-SIDE

3 13 A ROMAN GARDEN

3 14 SEA SHORE

315 A SCOTTISH GARDEN

316 Tmt CASTELi.AN ..

317 A WEI.SH HA RVEST

318 A HAYFIELD, NORTH WALES

319 A VENETIAN FRUIT-STALL

320 A Vrnw FROM R ICHMOND HILL, SUR-REY

J2 1 Tmt HOUSES OF PARUAMENT, WEST-

Fulton, David , R.s.w.

Goff, Colonel R., R.J!.

Goodall, Edward A., R. w .s .

Gow, Andrew C., R.A., R.I.

Gregory, E . ] ., R.A., P.R.!.

Hague, Anderson, R.C.A., R.l.

Hait6 . George C., R.l., R.D.A.

MINSTER Hale, vv. Mat thew, R.W.S.

322 SUNS£T AT B IARR!TZ

323 A READING FROM PLATO

324 APRIL ..

Hammond, Gertrude D., R.l.

"VvE'VE BEEN IN THJ:;: l\lEADOWS ALL DAv" Hankey, '1v. Lee

ti YOUNG AM [II ..

FI NE Alff BUlLDING 25

327 PRIMROSES-SPRINGTIME IN AN ENG-LISH \Vooo . . Hardwick, J. Jessop, A.R.w.s.

328 FRANCESCA DA HIMIN I

329 THE FLOW ER OF LEBANOK

330 .. HARK, HARK, THE Docs DO BARK, THE BEGGARS AHE ComNG TO TOWN ...

33 r Tim i\IERCHANT ..

Hare, St. George, ILi.

Hassall, J ohn, R,I.

332 FJS!!Elt Fll l.l< ON Tim HE ,\Cll AT CANNES 1-lathercll , \Villiam, R.l.

333 Tim llED CAH:-IATtoN Hay, P.A., R.s.w.

334 T11E Fut:ITIVE's 1>10'"~ 1

335 .\ YORKSHIRE PASTORAi. H ayes, Claude, R.l.

336 .\COAST Sci-:r-;E ..

337 A FRESH B1rn1;zE Henderson, Joseph

338 "BETWE~:K Tim DARK AKI> Tim DAY-LIGllT" Henshall , H enry, R. w.s.

339 LA COQUETTE

340 HREAD AND SllNSlll NE

34 1

343

344

345

346

347

348

3~9

THE Or, u HoATMAN

ON Tllll Hl \IER TllA~I ES

\ -ENICE, looking to\\'ards the Grand Canal

THE CATJrnORAJ, , CHARTHES

LOVE'S LET'fl'I{ Box

OUTWARD BouNu

ENGLISH ROSES ..

S PRING IN THI-: i{IGllI.ANOS

J\ DAY DRF:AM

350 lDl.E TEARS "I am a foo l

To weep at ll'hat I am g lad of "

Herkomer, H. von, C.\'.O., R.A., ICW.S.

Hiles, Bartram (the .\rmlcss Artist) (l\lr. Hiles. h aving lost his

arms, paints U)' holding the brush in the mouth)

Hodson . S:imucl , J. R. w .s .. R.C .. ~.

Hopkins, Arthur. R.W.S.

Horwitz, Emanuel

Houston, George, R.s.w.

Hughes, E. R., R.w.s.

35 r :\PASTORAL Hunt, Thos., R.s .w.

J,)2 HIGHLANDERS

3S3 .\URICULUS .. i\IAuvr: .\:-ID BLACK"

354 :\[EGASlA CORDIF0!,1.\

355

356

N EWNHAM i\IH.L POOi., CAMBRIDGE

AN IDLE HUSSE\'

James, Francis E., N.E.A.C.

Johnson, Cyrus, R.t.

26 WATER COLOURS

357

359

360

THE· OLD BRIDGE ON RIVER T.EITH AT CALLANDER, PERTHSHIRE

A SCOTTISH ELDER

ON THE SUFFOLK RoAtJ

LE CAP DE CARTERET

FAR FROM COURT AND FREE FROM CARE

362 A CUP OF CANARY SACK •..

363 CAWDOR CASTLE BY MOONLIGHT· ' " This Castle hat h a pleasant seat :

368

the air Nimbly and sweetly recommends

itself U nto our gentle senses."

A GLEAM OF LIGHT

OFF DuTv

S WEET LAVENDER

GATESH!Ll,

T HE Tow PATH, RrcKMANSWORTH CANAL

AUTUMN NEAR THE BANKS OF THE MISSISSIPPI ..

370 T HE MOA'I OF AN ANCIENT SUFFOLK FARM

K ay, Archiba ld, R.s.w.

Kerr, Henry W., A.R.S.A.

King, Yeend, V.P.R.l.

Knowles, G. Sheridan, 1u. , R.C.A

Laing, James G., R.s.w.

Lerifestey, Giffard H ., R.U .A.

Linton, Sir James D., R.l.

Little, Robert, R.w.s.

L ongden , Alfred A.

37I PORTRAIT OF A GIRL Louise, H.R.H. The Princess

372

373 374

375 376

377

378

379

380

381

• (Duchess of Argyll) H on. .. R.w.s ., Hon. R.E.

A SCO'ITISH BURNSIDE, AUTUMN Macbride, Alex ., R.I., R,S.W.

ON THE RIVER OusE AT HEMMINGFORD

CRAIL HARBOUR, FIFESHIRE J\facColl, D. s .. N.E. A. C. (Direc-

ST. CATHERINE'S QUAY, HONFLEUR

ARRAN HILLS, FROM GLEN SANNOX, SCOTLAND

THE THRESHOLD

BABY BROTHER

HEARTS OF OAK

GRANNIE'S CARE

THE OLD KITCHEN GARDEN, THE CAIRN, LOCH RYAN, SCOTLAND

A LADY IN BLUE

Two LADIES, R ED AND BLUE

tor National Gallery of British Art).'

l\Iacculloch, James, R.B.A., R.s.w

l\Iacgoun, Hannah C. Preston, R.S.W.

McCormick, Arthur D., R.I.

McEwan, T om , R .~ .w.

Marrable,"' 'l\fade!ine (Pr esident Society \\'omen Artists)

Menpes, Mortimer, R.I ., R.E .•

J. .,

... t

.. I

FINE ART BUILDING

3~0

39 1

394

395

" FRO~! GATHERING FLOODS HE SAVES Hrs FLOCK"

" THE RED SUN SINKS AND BRINGS ITS Norsm.Ess Evg "

I lc:TOBER

i\IA RKET Pr.ACE, TANGIF.I<

A HIGHLAND RIVER

A HIGHLAND l\IOOR

~T<JRMY AFTERNOON $ KY, FENTI.AN D F IRTH

:\YLESFORD BRIDGE, KENT

\VJJITRY, YORKSHIRE

\'!Ew NEAR \VINDERMERJ; ..

YEW TREE FARM, CONISTON

( l~ THE HILL Tor-A DEVONSHIRE Yrnw

T HE NORTH l\IEADOW, CRICKLADE, WILTS

397 TH F. \\"HITE WRAP

398 .o\l1X llORDS DE LA CANCllE

399 " ROMANCE," NEAR EDINB lillGH

400 MON!AIVE, DUMFRIESSlllRE

401 A B.ERKSJllRE PASTORA!.

·114

A :"HEErFOLD ON THE DOWNS

OK THE (OAST OF CANTYH E

:\ "U J!REV CHA!.K-PIT

I I At<l)JlO\\' S C,\ R. YORKSlllRF.

T11E \\'J7.ARD

·111 1· \\·A~DERER~

:\FTJ'1l H.AIX

FRllM TliF. DEPTHS or· THE SEA

T111: Fl ~JIE IUIAK'S FAl!E\\'ELL, CORN· \\'.~1.L

~·LAYTON :\Ill.LS. SUSSEX

( n\\.URAY ( ASTLE, SUSSEX

<>K TllF. lTAUAK SmE OF THE AI. PS, YF.RCELU

1-ltmoo's FEAST

1:-JTERIOR OF \\"ESHllNSTER ABBEY, w ith Tombs o f H enry IIT. and Standarcl-bear er at Agincourt ..

?lleyerheim, R 0bert, R.I.

;\licl1ie,• J. Coutls, A.R .S.A.

N isbet, Pollok S., A.R.S.A . . R.s.w,

N isbet. R. B., n.s.A., It.I.

Norman, Philip

Nowell , Arthur Trevethin

Parsons, AHred, A.R.A., A.R.W.s.

Partridge, Bernard . R.l.

Pat erson, Jas. , A.R.S.A., A.R.w.s.

Pedder, John, n.r.

Powell , Sir Francis, P.R.s.w.

Poynter , Sir E. J . , UA RT. , P.R.A. R.\Y.S.

Rackham, . .\rlhur, A.R.w.s.

Rainey, " ' illiam, JU.

Reid, John R., R.I.

Rich, Alfred \V., N .E.A.c.

Rimington , A. \Vallace, R.B.A., A.R.E.

R ooke, T. M .. n.w.s.

Rooke, T. i\I., R.w.s.

··-

28 WATER COLOURS

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417

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419

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421

422

423

424

425

426

427

428

429

430

431

432

MEMORIES

BREAKING AWAY

WINTER SUN EFFECT OVER WEST-MINSTER

KYNANCE COVE, CORNW°"ALL

Our ACROSS THE BAY . . TIGRESS WATCHING PYTHON

LEOPARDS (SIESTA)

Bow HILL: THE ISLE OF•WIGHT IN IN THE DISTANCE

I

BRETON WATERING CART

SABOT MAKER'S HUT

ON THE MOORS, KYLES OF BUTE, SCOTLAND

THE VALLEY OF THE DART, DEVON-SHIRE

Lous1N' TIME

SAIR FASHED WI' CLEGS

BUDE BAY, ON THE COAST OF NORTH CORNWALL ..

BURNSALL CRAG, OJ::! THE WHARFE, YORKSHIRE

THE MILL PooL ..

433•.;,';A PooL AMONG THE Hn,Ls

434 ::AN AUTUMN DAY ON THE MOORS

4 35S':i DUTCH BOATS ON THE S CHELDT

436 A DANCE OF WOOD NYMPHS

437 THE MILL STREAM

438 THE QUAY, ST. TROPEZ, SOUTH OF FRANCE

439 A STREET, 'fANGIERS

R y la nd, H enry, R.I.

Sander son-Wells, J. S ., R.I.

Severn , Arthur, R.I.

S mith, He!y , R.B.A.

Swan, John·.M., R.A., R.w.s.

Thornc ·W a ite, R., n.w.s.

T ollemache, Hon. Mrs. D uff

Vosper . S. Curnow, A.R.w.s .

·walker. W. E yre, R.w.s.

\Valls , William, A.R.S.A.

\Valton, Frank, R.I.

\1Vate1low, Sir Ernes t A. , R.A., P.R.W.S.

Weeqpn , A . W. , R.I.

Weguelin, J. R., R. w .s.

'!Vest , J .. Walter, R.w. s.

\~1illiams, T errick , R.1.

440 ACROSS THE COMMON \ .Yimperis, E.M., V-P.R.I. (deceased )

441 THE PATROL . \Vollen, W. B ., R.I.

412 THE BETWEEN-DECKS OF THE "Vic-TOJ>Y .. AT TRAFALGAR W y llie, Harold

,I

,,..

"' t1

MINIATURES.

FI :\E A RT B UILDI NG.

H OPE

) IOI.LIE

AFT ER TH E 18Tll CENTURY

AFTER PLI~IER

GEORGE l V. AS P RINCE R EGENT

PORTRAIT OF A LADY l N B LACK H ,\ T . .

Non.\

Adams, Chris

Aus tin-Carter (Miss).J\·[., R .~1.s.

Dartle tt, Evelyn

B ell, L. H '.lda , R.M.s .

Bl"nr •ett, Flor ence, R.M .S.

450 Cou:-:ETTE

453

454

466

467 468

46")

470

47 I

4 72

4 73

4/4

475

476

BABY

D UCHESS . OF D EVONSHIRE AND DAUGHTER aft er S ir Joshua R ey · n olcl s , P. R.A .

D o 1ns . .

i\l RS. H.OlllN SON AS " PERD!TA .. after G!"orge R omney

1-1.:\J. QUEEN ALEXANDRA . .

l'o rnnA IT OF A C111Ln

;\l Ull ll> I., DAUGHTER OF CHARI.ES AR MSTRO!'r., E SQ.

J-loPE

T YPI!: OF ENGLISH BE,\ UTY

NEAR!.\' HEA DY . .

BEPPO . .

P ORTRAIT OF A C1m,D

F LORENCI::

;\J1ss H ISLOP

T~rn LISTEN ING G rnr., Grcuze

a fter J. B .

THE COUNTESS OF CHESTERFIELD

H.;\l. Q UEEN ALEXANDRA ..

VICTORIA, QUEEN OF SPAIN

ALP HONSO X IJl " KI NG 0 1' SPAl N

/1 t'ORTR'.l 'f

j Al'ANES I( LANTlmN

BLACK MANTILLA

SILV I.~ .. PORTRAIT STUDY ..

DAMA RIS

R UT H

Bowden, Viole t L .

Bra ine, A lice, R.M.s .

Burbury , A. D oro thy

Carr-Arms tron g (Miss ).C .. R.M.s .

Cha mberlin , l\lrs . A . G.

Co nder , H ele;i E., R.M.s.

Cooper, F lorence

Cra ig, Clara E.

Crowhurst , Julia M.

Dakin , Rose 1\1 .

Darnell, D oroth y

. , "

30 :MINIATURES

477 AUBURN HAIR

478 PriRTRAIT

479 THR YELLOW DRESS

Elias, E mily

480 ll!Rs HUTCHISON OF CARTE'RTON, Wei· lington, New Zeala!1d . . Ellis, Mrs . E. Cori>ou!tl, R.M.s .

48 I MISS MAY HAYWOOD

482 MRS. BUCHANAN

483 THE SUNNY SIDE OF SIXTY E nfield, Mary P. , R. ~!. <: . 484 SECRETS

485 AN ENGLISH GIRL •

486 ~EARTSEASE

487 eARNIVAL

488 MA BELLE SOEUR

489 STREET ARAB

490 OiD WATER CARRIER CAIRO

491 THE RULER OF THE HOUSE

492 DREAMS

493 NINA

494

495

496

497

498

499

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501

502

503

504

505

NORA

INNOCENCE

ELAINE

"THE THOUGHTS OF Y OUTH LONG, LONG THOUGHTS "

HILDA ..

SUMMER DAYS

CAPTAIN PETER 0RMROD

MRS. PETER 0RMROD

Miss RICHARDSON

REVERIE

PORTRAIT OF A LADY

LADY IN BLACK

506 DARBY

507 } OAN

508 THE BUTTERFLY

509 THE SEA KING'S DAUGHTER

5 IO H .R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES

511 A SmrnER DAY ..

512 GIRL IN A YELLOW DRESS

5I3 EDA

514 VALERIA

ARE

Gottschalk, B lanche. R.M.s.

Hadden, N ellie, R.~r. s .

H a ig (Miss) E. Cotto n, R.M.s.

H a lla m , L esa

Hankpy, llfrs . M. Lee, R.B.A., R~M.s . (Mabe l Hobson)

Harris , Kate

H eath, Lionel, R.M.S.

Hughes, Gwen

Hurs t, H al, R.I., R.M.s.

J effcock, Robert S., A.1p 1.s .

James, Alice, R.M.s.

.. I c

a

FI KE ART B UI LDI NG 31

5 I 5 P ORTRAIT STUDY ..

51 6 SPRINGTIME

5 I 7 VILLAGE SCEN E

Johnson , Nora

Knight, W . B er tha

5I 8 FROM TllE WARHE:'> T OWARDS DAW· LISH

519 STUDY IN BLUE AND GOLD L uxmoore, l\Iy ra

520 DORIS ..

521 A STUDY Martin, R osa Pla nt, R, M.s . 522 PORTRAIT OF T.H. H. l'RI NCE E DWARD

AND P RIN CE i\ J, BERT OF WALES-P a intetl from L i[e in 1901 l\Iasscy, Ger trud e, R.M.s .

523

524 5 25

526

527

528

529 530

531

532

533

534 535 536

537 53g

539

540

A MEM IJER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Mitchell, l\Iary, H. M.S. A LITTLE E NGLISH MAID

541

54 2

R EVERIP:

I N Tlrn \ Voons

A STUDY

SWEET SEVENTEEN

MARJ ORIE

A STUDY

MOTHERHOOD

THE BURN

ROMOLA

DEAR H EART

LA BELLA M IA

THE OLD KING

THE CHAPLET

CLOTH OF GOLD

THE DUCl lESS

MRS. FR l>DEIHCK CA \' EN IHS!! BEN­TI NCK

A LITTLE COUNTRY i\ lAIV . .

HER G RACE THE D uc1rns s OF WEST-MINSTER

543 RONALD

544 OLGA

545 HELEN

546 DEJECTION

547 THE OLD HUNTSMAN

548 A BACCHANTE

549 CLARISSE

550 DAN l\I cCARTHY, ESQ.

l\lnspr:i tt . :\i111ec, A. 1c M.s.

Myers, H a nna h, R.M.s .

Neatby, Willia m J as., A.R .M .S.

Nowlan, Carlo lta , R.M.S.

Palmer, E leanor, A.R.M.S.

P a uncefote, Cla ra, R.M.s .

Power, Molly

Fraga, Alfred (Pr esident th e Socie ty o f M iniaturis ts)

Q uinnell, Cec il VV., R. B.A., R.M.S.

32 MINIATURES

551 AUTU)IN FLOWERS

552 KENNERLEY RUMFORD, ESQ.

5 5 3 MRS. ANDREW

554 ACROSS THE SANDS

555 556

557 558

559

1560 '561

562

563 s64 565 566

567 568

569

570

57 1

572

573 . 574

57.5 576

577 578

579 580 581 582

583 584

NERINA.. .. ... .

KUBELIK

THE CIRCUS GIRL

EYES AND No EYES

BABY

J\'llss OLIVE KIRBY

SYLVIA ..

J. "'· D. JOHNSTONE, ESQ.

RED HIDING HOOD f l AZALEA,,

" HED FOR DANGER "

HOPE

BESSIE

CHILD'S PORTRAIT

DAUGHTER 0°F CHARLES I., after Sir A. Van Dyck

PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES

THE LISTENING GIRL, after J. B . Greuzc

PRINCESS SUDHIRA 01' COOCH-BEHAR

THE SI STEl~S (VIOLET & l\IADELINE)

ARCH!ll

ROSES ..

H .'M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA

NELLIE

STUDY 0 1' A CHILD

ENID

Bv THE STREAM

DAI~IR~

IN THE GARPF!-1

IRENE . .

"QUEENIE

""°' I

Quinnell, Cecil W., R.H.A., R.M.s.

.Robertson, Henry R., R.E., R.M .S.

Rowney, Lilian

Scott, l\lary, J ., A.R.M.s.

Smallfield, Beatrice C. , R.M.S.

Spencelayh, Charles, R.~1.s . . Stratten, Lucy A., R.M.S.

Temple, Vere

Thornton-Clarke (l\liss) E., A.R.C.A., R.M.S.

Vi,lian, L izzie, R.M.S.

White, F lorence, R.M.s.

Williams, A lyn, A.R.C.A ., ILM.S.

Woakes, :Maude

'Worsfold, Maucl B., RM s.

Yonn~. Frances E., R.M.c;.

33

DRA vVINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETc.

586

588

590

59 1

592

593

594

595

597

599

FINE ART BUILDING.

PRINCESS ADELAIDE OF HOHENLOHE LANGENBURC, THE 1110THER OF TH E GERMAN EMPRESS. Original Etching Signed " V.R.," and

dated. Her Late J\Iajesty Queen Victo.ria THE PRINCE CONSORT, ETCHED FROM

HAYTER'S MARRIAGE PICTURE. Dated.

THE PRINCE CONSORT, ETCHED FROM HAYTER'S MARRIAGE. PICTURE (different plate). Dated.

" SYBYL." Original Etching Signed " V.H..," and dated . . . .

"ISLAY" and" Eos." Original Etch­ing Signed" V.R.," and dated .. .

"Eos." Original Etching, dated ..

"'NALDMANN." Original Etching Signed " V.R.," and datecl. . .

":ISLAY," HER MAJESTY' PET Doc. Original Etching signed by the late Queen and the Prince Con­sort. and dated.

A KNIGHT IN ARMOUR. Original Etching Signed "Albert," and dated .

A KNIGHT IN ARMOUR. OriJinal Etching on blue paper. Signed " Albert, and dated .•

A WARRIOR AT A TABLE. "Original Etching Signed " Albert," an<l dated.

A STUDY FOR A STORY OF THE MIDDLE AGES. Original Etching S igned "Albert," and dated . . . .

THE DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE. En­graving after Thomas Gains­borough, R.A.

THE HONOURABLE Mns. GRAHAM. Engraving after Thomas Gain~­borough, R.A. . . . .

Her la~e l\lajesty Queen Vic­tona and H .R.H. The Late Prince Consort

H. R. I-I. The Late PrinC€ Consort

" .

Appleton, T. G.

CHALFONT Sr. GILES-The Retreat of Milton during the Plague of London, where he wrote " Para­dise Lost" in r665. Etching ..

c: Ball, Wilfricl

.802731 8 131925

.... ·. ..-.: ... · . .·. · .. · .. ·.;.·· .. ·:: .:····· :-·· •, ·:.: .. : ·. ·::.:: ::.:::: .. :-;.·:·.- -: .. ·.:·:··/':.:-:-+:··~: "' . . : <. :· -:: :"::-·

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34 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVIN GS, ETC.

6o1 THE SLEEPERS. Etch ini;:

6o2 A STUDY. Etching

6o3 THE THAMES-CHELSEA Etching

REACH.

6o4 THE THAMES-A CHELSEA PIER. Etching.

6o6 THE T HAMES-A WHARF. Etching

6o8 SPANISH CHILDREN . Etching

609 THE DEPTHS OF THE Sil\. Etching

6 11 ' MERLIN AND NatuE. Black and White

6I2

615

• Drawing

ILLUSTRATIONS TO " BON MOTS," Original Pen Drawings

'THE GOLDEN GoosE. (Grimms' Tales)

CHRISTIANA AND THE KING'S MES­SENGER. (" Pilgr im' s Progress.") Pen ancl Ink D rawing

DANS LA CouR. Etching ..

616 THE RA~B!T HuTCH. Etching

619

620

621

622

MRs. LEE ACTON. 1\<lezzotint Engrav­in g after George Romney

MISS FRANCIS WOODLEY. Mezzotint Engraving after George R omney

MRS. CARN AC. Mezzotin t E ngraving After Sir J oshua Reynolds, P .R.A.

LADY MILNES. Mezzotin t E n graving after George Romney

ORIGINAL PEN DRAWING FOR Punch

THE T HREE BEARS. Pen D rawing ..

THE T HREE LITTLE PrGS. Pen Draw­in;!

Barnett, V./., du rnc

Bauerle, Amelia. A.R.E.

Beardsley , Aubrey (cleceasecl)

Bell, Robert Anning, R. w .s.

Bolingbroke, Minna

Bridgwater, H. Scott

Brooke, L. L eslie

EVENING PASTURE. Colour Woodcut B rown. Mrs. E . C. Austen

642

MEADOWLAND-EVENING. Colour Woodcut

A LITTLE VILLAGE. Colour Woodcut

SPIUNGTIME. Colour Woodcut

AUTUMN GoLD. Colour Woodcut

A GOLDEH EVENING. Colour Wood­c ut ..

STUDY OF A HEAD IN P ICTURE" LAUS VF.NERIS"

-643 STUDIES OF BABIES AT BACK OF F RAME

Bnrn<>-J ones, Sir. E, BART. (cle­ceased)

0

662

666

667

668

66g

670

FINE AHT BUILDING 35

STUDY OF A HEAD

STUDY OF A HEAD FOR FIGURE IN THE

Burne-Jones, Sir E., BART (de· ceased)

"G OLDEN STAIRS" . . . .

STUDY OF AN ARAB'<; H EAD

STUDY OF FIGURES IN " CUPID'S HUNTING GROUND."

STUDY OF ST. GEORGE

STUDY OF DRAPERY (AT BACK OF 'FRAME} . . . .

STUDY OF DRAPERY FOR FIGURE IN UNFINISHED P ICTURE " AVALON"

THE .PRIDE OF NORTH DEV~N. Etch-mg.

LANCASTER. Etching

HARLECH. Etching

A WBLSH WEAVER. Etching

THE DANCE. Etch ing •• " Death is king, and Vivat Rex !

Tread a measure on the stones Madam-if I know y our sex ' From the fashion of your bo1;es.

No, I can not praise the fire In your eye-nor yet your lip : All the more do I admire Joints of cunning workmanship."

Burridge, I-red ., R.E.

Bush, H.. E. ] ., A.R.E. , A.R.c.A.

-Tennyson. BETWEEN THE RACES

REGATTA. Black Drawing

AT HENLEY and White

'VARSITY LIFE AT OXFORD-THE UN-INVITED GUEST. B lack and White Drawing

'VARSITY LIFE AT OXFORD-SENT DowN. Black and White Draw­ing

ORIGINAL PEN DRAWING " FLORA'S FEAST " ..

FOR

ORIGINAL PEN DRAWING FOR SPENSER'S" FAERIE QUEEN.E."

Craig, Frank

Crane, Walter, R.w.s.

671 "CHANTS OF LABOUR." Original Pen Drawing

DRAWINGS, ETCHIN GS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC.

672 DAWN . Etching Dalgliesh, Theodore I.

673 "To SHELTERED DALE." Etching ..

674 LANDSCAPE. Etching after J ohn Con-stable, R.A. • ..

676 THE BOYHOOD OF R ALEIGH. Etching after Sir J. ;E. Millais, Bart., P.H.A. (deceased) D icksee, Herbert

677 NEARING Ho~m. Original Etching ..

678 THE DESTROYERS Orif¥nal Etching

6791 A DAY IN THE COUNTRY. Etching after \V. Dendy Sadler Dobie, J ames

680 THE LAND o' THE LEAL" Etching after Alexander J ohnston

68 1 . "AFTER DI NNER REST AWHILE." Etch ing after ·w. D endy Sadler

682 " ERE CA RE l3EGINS." Etching after Thomas Faecl, IL A.

685 A STORM IN THE CoTSWOLDS. Etching East, Alfred, A.R.A., P.R.B.A., R.E.

686 THE AVENUE. Aqua tint ..

700

702

A COTSWOLD FARM. Etchin~

MOONLl<a!T. A<1uatint

THE I NVITATION TO TnmR MAJ ESTY'S CORONATION. Etching

BOOICl'Lo\TE OF Tim L ADY VvARWICIC. Etching

BOOKPLATE OF THE EARL HowE. Etchi~g .... ·

B OOKPJ,ATE OF J\lR. AND J\1Rs. BUSH, ULLSWATER. Etching

BOOKPLATE OF THE H.OYAL SOCIETIES' CLUB, LONDON. Etching

DESDEMONA'S PALACE, VENICE. Etch­ing

STEYNINC GRAMMAR SCHOOL, SUSSEX. Etching

CHURCH H ILL, l\'.l!DHURST, SUSSEX. Etching

Fos NODDY N BETTWS Y COED, NORTH WALES, Mezzotint E n­graving

CLOSE OF A STORMY DAY. Mezzotint Engravi ng

C!lEl,SEA PENSIONERS READING WAR NEWS. Black and White Draw­ing

To BE MERRY. Black a nd \J</hite Drawing

Eve, Geo. W., R.E.

Evershed, Arthur, R. E.

Finnie, John, R.E.

Garratt, Athur

•

~ I 0

. (

Q ';;a

FINE ART BUILDING. 37

705 LANDSCAPE, NORMANDY. Etching . . Gascoyne, George. R.E.

708 THE WATERING-PLACE Etching

710 PEELING POTATOES. Lithograph Gleichen, Countess I'eodora,

7 11 HEAD OF A GIRL. Ch a lk Drawing

712 WIND-SWEPT COAST-VIA REGGIO. Etching

713 CYPRESS AVENUE, FIESOLE. Etching

714 APPROACH TO AssouAN FROM THE NORTH. Etching

71 5 PORTRAIT OF THE RIGHT H ON. CECIL RHODES. Pencil Drawing

716 PORTRAIT OF ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES BERESFORD. Pencil :Orawing . .

717 PORTRAIT OF THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF CROMER. Pencil Draw­ing

718

719

720 72 1

722

727 728

729 73I

732

733

734

735

736

737 740

PORTRAIT OF THE MARQUIS OF SALIS­BURY. Pencil Drawing

FIRS. Etching

THREE SISTERS. Etching

WATER fl:IEADOW. Etching (with Presentation In~cription)

BREAKING-UP OF THE AGAMEMNON. Etching

ROAD-SIDE TREES. Etching

BARDSEA VILLAGE-ON THE SHORES OF MORECAMBE BAY. Etching ..

A CUMBERLAND MOOR. Etching

THE GATEHOUSE, STOKESAY CASTLE SHROPSHIRE. Etching . :

MATERNITY. E tching

RUINED ARCHWAY, ASOLO, NORTHERN ITALY. Etching

AN ESSEX STREAM. Etching

STARTING FOR THE FISHING-SCENE IN AN IRISH VILLAGE. Black and White Drawing

BLOWING THE FIRE. Etching

MIJUKE. Etching

LADY SUNDERLIN. J\Iezzo tint En-graving after S ir Joshua Rey­nolds, P.R.·

H.R.E.

Goff, Colonel R. .. R.E.

Granby, Violet, l\larchioness of

Haden, Sir F rancis Seymour, P.R.E.

...

Hal l, Oliver, R.E.

Hartley, Alfred, R.E.

Hatherell, Wm., R.I.

H ayes, Gertrude E., A.R.E. (Mrs. A. K. Morgan)

Henderson, \•Vill., M. E.

741

742

743

744

745 • 740

747

749

750

7S 2

7 53

754

755

756

7 57

758

759

DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, E NG RAV ING S, ETC.

THE COUNTESS POULETT. Mezzo tint Eng raving a fter George R omney Henders on, W ill, M.E.

THE COU NTESS O J! OX FORD AND CHILD. Mezzo tint En&Taving after John H oppner, R A . . . . .

JOHN RUSKIN. Bla ck and White

Draw.ing H erkom er , H. von, c.v.o. , R.A., R.W.S.

HER MAJ ESTY QUEEN ALEXANDRA. Etching a'fter Pan1,1ell Heydema nn, W.

"CHESS." Etching after L. C. Tay lor

"SMUGGLE RS - TO SAVE THEIR N ECKS." Etc hing a fter C . Napier H erny, A.R.A. . . . .

LADY HAMILTON AS JOAN OJ! ARc M ezzo tint E ngraving after George Romney . . . . . . . Hirs t , Norma n, M.E.

THE DEVIL'S P UNCH BowL. Origina l Mezzotint E ng raving ..

OLD FRIENDS. Orig inal i\l ezzotint Engra ving

"THE \\"ooo SAWYERS." E tching a ft e r Painting by J ean Franyois NJ ill e t . :

"TH E l;U All DIAN 01' H E R F LOCK." Etching afte1· Pain t ing by Jean Fra nyois i\li!lc t . .

"THE j l' MPI NG H o Rs n." E tc hing afl l'r P a inting liy john Cons table, ll.A. •

"HE 1s Co~ll N( : ! " Etching a fter Painting by Ma tthew Maris ..

NI GIIT. l ~ngra \· ing

A P ASTORAL. Etching

CYPRESS J nE ES NEAR SIENA. Et · c hing

H oll', William, R. S.A.

llo lroyd , S ir Charles, R. E._ Direc­tor . Nationa l Gallery

" A l\l! DSU~l~IER NIGHT'S DREAM ." P en an d Ink Drawing .. Horsfall, i\Ia ry

GETTING ENTANG LED. P en a nd Ink Drawing

BEAUTY'S E YES. Pen a nd Ink Draw­ing

"LET L OVE CLASP GRIEF." (In Mem oriam). Pen and Ink Draw-ing Jone~. A. Ga rth

763 FRONTISPIECE : " Tm; KNIGHT O J! Tim TOWER. " P en and Ink Dra wing

764 DESIGN FOR A TITLE PAGE. P en and Ink Drawing

~ " •

765

768

769 770

774

775

776

777

778

779

780

790

791

792

793

794

795

797

FINE ART BUILDING 39 MonmRHOOD. Etching

THE OLD Mn.L. Etching Kemp-W elch, Margaret, A.R.E.

Lee, Sydney, A.R.E.

. .. NOTRE DAME, BRUGES. Etching

THE RUINED CHURCH. Etching

SKETCH FOR A PROJECTED PICTURE ••

HILLS NEAR VERONA-Two PENCIL Leighton, Lord, P.R.A. (deceased

OUTLINES (I857)

STUDY FOR IPHIGENIA

STUDY .OF A \.VOMAN'S HEAD. Draw­ing in Chalk on brown paper

STUDY OF HANDS. P encil Drawing

STUDY orr A FIG TREE. Pencil Draw­ing

" THE GOOD BISHOP STOOD A MINUTE THINKING." Illustra tion to " May Margaret." Chalk Draw­ing

" SHE LOOKED THROUGH A SMALi, WINDOW." Illustra tio n . Chalk Drawing

.. HE JERKED Hrs H AND UP STIFFLY." Illustration. Chalk Drawing ..

Lucas, S ey mour, R.A.

SCOTCH Frns. Etching Lund, NiP.ls l\1.

FROST AND FERN. Aqua tint

Etching and

TEMPLES AT P.iESTUM, ITALY. Et­ching

Murra y , Charles 0., R.E.

. ..

.. J

BRANCASTER S TAITHE. Etching N ichols, Ca therine M., R.E.

OLD INN, LAKENHAM, N ORFOLK. Et-ching

BRIDGE, CLEY, NORFOLK. Etching

PORTRAIT OF RUDYARD KI PLING. H a nd-colour Print

PORTRAIT OF J. Mc NEIL WHISTLER. Hand-colour Print

PORTRAIT OF THE RI GHT HON. LORD ROBERTS. Hand-co lour Print

PORTRAIT OF THE GENTLEMAN. Hand­colour Print

PORTRAIT OF THE LADY. Hand­colour Print

TWILIGHT AT ARGENTAN. Pen and Ink Dra wing

Nicholson, William

Partridge Bernard, R. t. 798 READING NEWS FROM THE FRONT AT

THE WAR OFFICE. Wash Draw-

40 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC.

799 "PUNCH" DRAWING IN PEN AND lNK Partridge, Bernard, IL L

801 PRISCILLA. Charcoal Drawing

802 THE LATE ·sm HENR3 IRVING AS "KING L EAR." \'V'as h Drawi ng

803 THE FIRST OPENING OF PARLIA~lENT BY H.i\l. 'l'HE KING IN THE .HOUSE OF LORDS. Monochrome Pearse, Alfred

805

MEMORlAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL FOR THE L11.TE RIGHT HoN. R. J. SEDDON, late Premier of New Zealand. Black and Wbite Drawing

BoB's EYES. A Sketch on the Orange Free State Border. Monochrome

8[6

818

l~NARJ,SBOROUGH. Etching Pott, Constance ;\I., n.E.

HERMIA. Cha lk Drawing Poynter, Sir Edward J., BART.,

STATE PORTRAIT OF H.M. TllE ](ING. P.R.A., H.R.E.

· Mezzo ti n t Engraving of the Coro­nation .Portrait by Sir L u ke Fildes, R.A. . . Pratt, Joseph B.

820 STATE 'PORTRA11' OF Qum:rn ALEXAN­DRA . i\iezzotint Engraving of the Coronation Portrait by Sir Luke Fildes, R.A.

821 PENELOPE, VISCOUNH.:ss LIGONIER. Mezzo tint Engraving after T . Gainsborough, R.A.

822 THE VERNON CII ILDREN. i\Tezzotint Engraving n.ftel· GeorgeJ<.omney

823 LADY D,\RNJ.EY. ~ [czzotint Engrav­ing after]. l-Ioppner, ILA.

827 STUDIES OF A Fox TERRIER. 1\lixed Chalks a nd Cha rcoal . . Hivierc, Briton. R.A.

828 STUDIES Of'" Co1, 1.Y. J\lixccl Chalks and Charcoal

829 STUDIES OF A COLLY. l\lixed Chalks and Charcoa l

830 G. B. SHAW, ESQ., AND THOMAS HARDY, ESQ. Lithographs Rothenstein, W !lliam . N.E.A.C.

THE RIGHT HoN. }OHN MORLEY. Lithograph ..

H. G. WELLS, EsQ. Lithograph

ALFRED RUSSELL .WALLACE, Esq. Lithograph ..

PEACE AND GOODWILL. Cartoon for· the" Daily Chronicle." Pen ana Ink Drawing Shaw, Byam, R.I.

A DEVON COURTING. Lithograph illustration for a book of verses by Eden Phillpotts Shepperson, Claude A.

• ;,

8 .. p

843

844

845

848

849

850

851

852

853

854

855 856

857 858

864

FINE ART BUILDING

Tim LARK. Lithograph illust ration for a hook of verses by Eclen Phillpotts Shepperson . Claude A.

SHYLOCK. Linc a ml \\Tash Drawing "HowlikeaiawningPublicanhe

looks! I hate him . for he is a Christian."­

Merchant of Ve11£cr., Act. I. , Sc. III.

THE MAN WITH A GUITAR. Line Drawing

A SUPPER PARTY-CHARLES IL AND THE 0UKF: OF BUCKINGHA~I.

Line Drawing

PORTRAIT OF S[R F. SEYMOUR HADEN, P.R.E. Engraving S herborn, Charles \V., R.E.

PORTRAI"f. OF 01, IVER CROMWEl,L. Engraving

" DAY'S DYING GLOW." Etching after Joseph Farquharson, A.It.A. S hort, Frank, A.R.A., 1cr,,

" LOVE AND 1)1°:ATH." l\Iez:r.otint after G. F. Watts, o .M ., R.A. (deceased)

" A YORKSHIRE DELL." .Mezzotin t alter ] . i\I. \V. Turner, R.~.

A FEN COUNTRY BRIDGE. Original Etching

LOWTIDE AND .'fflE EVENING STAR, RYE PmR. Original Etching . .

THE ACROPOLIS, ATHENS. Etchiug.. Sloane, 1\lary A., A.R.E.

BRIDGE NEAR LEICESTER. Etching

THE NEWARKE, LEICESTER. Etching

A 'WEAVER. Etching

AUTUMN JN TH E Fo1msT. Etching

su~nmR IN Tim \VOODLANDS. Et-ch ing

GEORGE Fox AND CROMWELL. Et-

Slocombe, F., tcE.

ch ing Spence, Robert, R.1;,

865 VANDERDECKEN. Etching

866 A CARPET SELLER. Dry Point Etch­ing

368

w AR. Etch ing ..

DEATH AND DOCTOR HORN BOOK. Et­ching

A SIN KING SUN AND AN EBBING Tll..lE. Etching

CHELSEA REACH. Etching

OLD TREES. Etching

HOUSES AT B ISHOPSGATE, LONDON, E.C. Etching

Strang, William, A.R.A.

Ta.ylor, Luke, A.R.E.

Tl;omas, Percy, R.E.

41

42 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC.

THE ANOINTING OF QUEEN ALEXAN­DRA IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY ON AuG. 9, 1903. Photogravure and

880

885

Key . . Tull'.en, Laurits

ST. PAUL'S BY MOONLIGHT, Etching Walker, Francis S., n.H.A., R.E. LA CHAPELLE DU ST. ESPRIT, RUE.

886 Etching . . . . . . Watson, Charles J.

PoRTAIL DE NOTRE DAME, NEUFCHA-

6oo

6o5

6o7

6Io

6I7 6 r8

625

TEL E?-: BRAY. Etching

A!!BEVILLE. Etching

THE REVELS. Drawing Woodward, Alice B.

Dq,VER LUGGERS. Etching W II' \" L THE Poor.. Etching

y JC, •v . ., A.R.A., R.E.

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ANNEX IN BRITISH COURT, GENERAL BUILDING.

LINCOLN, Etching

THE THAMES HAMMERSMITH. Etching

PAN. Etching

"WHEN THE WORLD WAS YOUNG." Etching

SOMERSET HOUSE-NIGHT. Drawing

SOMERSET HOUSE FROM THI! RIVER. Dry Point Etching

SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY. Line Drawing

ILLUSTRATION TO ESSAY FROM THE "SPECTATOR." Line Drawing ..

ILLUSTRATION TO "THE TINDER Box." (Andersen's Fairy Tales). Line Drawing . . . .

ILLUSTRATION TO "THE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS." (Andersen's Fairy Tales). Line Drawing ..

THE ENGINE DRIVER'S HOLIDAY. Black and White drawing

THE FIGHT BETWEEN DR. CAINS AND THE WELSH PARSON ("Merry Wives of Windsor.") Black and White Drawing

THE UNTUTORED SAVAGE. Black and White Drawing

Ball, Willred

Barnett, W . durac

Bauerle, Amelia, A.R.E.

Bone, Muirhead, N.E.A.c.

Brock, Henr~' M.

Browne, Tom, R.r.

PRIVATE. Black and White Drawing

RURAL ENGLAND. Etching Bush, R. E. ]., A.R.E., A.R.C.A. •

661

701

726

730

738

739 760

766

772

773

GENERAL BUILDING 43

ON THE RIVJ!R TAFF', NEAR CARDll'L', SOUTH WALES. Etching

THE FEEDER, LLANDAFF, Sount WALES. Etching

THE CANONGATE, TOLBOOTll, EDIN­BURGH. Etching

AT DAWN. Black and White Drawing

CHARYBDIS. B lack and vVhite Draw· ing

THE DEAD SEASON. Drawing

THANKS WHEN THANKS ARE DUE. Drawing

BOOKPLATES OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING. Etching

A TRAGIC SUNSET. Mezzotint En-graving

CLIMBING SHADOWS. Mezr:otint En-graving

WINDY \VEATHER. Etching

"THE END OF THE DAY." Etching

T HE UP-TURNED CART. Etching

WEED-BURNING • Etching

PORTICO DE LA GLORIA, SANTIAGO

Bush, RE.] .. A. R.E., A.R.C.A.

Camer on, D. Y., A.R.S.A., A.R .w.s

Craig, Frank

Davis, Stuart G.

Du l\faurier, George (deceased)

Eve, Geo. W .. R.E.

Finnie, J ohn, R.E.

Gascoyne, George, R.E.

CATHEDRAL, SPAIN. Etching . . Haig, Axel H. , R.E.

Ass 1s1- 0cTOBER EVENING. Etching

OLD \VINDMil.L PUMP, l-IAYL!NG I SLAND. Etching Hall, Oliver, R.E.

'f~u;; FALLEN TREE, l-IAYLING ISLAND. Etching

TREES ON THE Hll.L-SlDE. Etching

"l HAVE LIVED MY Lll'E, I HAVE FOUGHT MY FIGHT." Etching Hayes, Gertrude E .. A.R.E. (Mrs

A. K. Morgan) RouEN. Etching

A CHINESE FAIRY TALE. Pen and Ink Drawing Housman, Laurence

A CAPFUL OF MOONSHINE. Pen and Ink Drawing

AYLESTON BRIDGE, LEICESTERSHIRE. Etching Kemp-vVelch, Margaret, A.R.E.

A COMING SHOWER. Etching

LA FERME SUR LA R IVIERE. No. 601. Etching Legros. Alphonse

UN GROUPE DE FERMlERS. Sepia . .

Ln HANGAR SUR LA COLLINF.. Sepia

44 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC.

800

8o6

808

810

8II

PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF. Pen and Water Colour Drawing

"PORTRAlT OF HER GRANDMOTHER." Drawing for Punch

PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST. Haud-colour Print •·

"PUNCH" DR,.AWING ~N PEN AND INK

ILLUSTRATION TO A STORY. Pen and Ink Drawing

ILLUSTRATION TO A STORY... Pen au<l Ink Drawing

!·Dorn' THE SMART THING." ·(Punch Drawing in Pen and Ink}

"A SLIGHT MISUNDERSTANDING." (Punch)Drawing in Pen arid Ink)

'vVHITE HORSE INN, EDINBURGH. Et­ching

INTERIOR OF CHURCH.

STRATFORD-ON-AVON Etching

812 · HARVARD AVON.

HOUSE, STRATFORD-ON­Etching

814 8I5 8I7

825 826

834

835

836

837

859

BRASENOSE COLLEGE FROM " THE HIGH," OXFORD. Etching .

PoRTUS LEMANUS. Etching

LE MONT CASSEL. Etching

HIGH STREET, KENSINGTON, LONDON. Etching

SETTLERS AT WORK. Mezzotiut En-graving after Heywood Hardy

PARTHIAN SHOT. Drawing

A VILLAGE FIASCO. Drawing

A 'DRIVE ROUND THE 'vVOR!.D ON A l\foTOR. Black and White Draw· ing

tt PUNCH'' CARTOON. Black an<l White Drawing

H PUNCH,, CARTOON. Black and \-Vhite Drawing

ff PUNCH,, CARTOON. Black an<l White Drawing

BOOKPLATE FOR THE BURLINGTON FINE ARTS CLUB LIBRARY. En­graving

BooKPJ.ATE FOR FREDERIC!{ BEHRENS, ESQ. Engraving

BEAULIEU HEATH, NEW FOREST. Etching

l\Iay, Phil, R.I. (deceased)

Nicholson , William

Partridge, Bernard, n.1.

Pegram, Fred

Piper, Elizabeth, A.R.E.

Pott, Constance M., 1cE.

Pratt, J oseph B.

Raven-Hill, L.

Sambourne, E. Linley

Sherborn, Charles W., R.E.

Slocombe, F., R.E.

860

861

862

882

883 884

888

GENERAL BUILDING

RANSOMED LADY MIS5!0NARY (Miss STONE). 'Nater-colour Drawing

ILLUSTRATION TO WILLIAM BLACK'S STORY, "HIGHLAND COUSINS." \-Yater-colour Drawing

ILLUSTRATION : "A SMALL \VORLD." 'Nater-colour Drawing

\VILLIAM PENN'S TREATY WlTH TllE I NDIANS. Etching

FOUR PENCIL DRAWINGS FOR

Small, \Villiam

Spence, Robert, ILE.

"PUNCH'S .. POCKET-BOOKS Tennie!, Sir John. R.I. (a) :·Mutton Chops." (b) The Birth of Minerva. (c) "Civis Homanus." {d) The Merry Swiss Boy and the

.Penguin.

ST. JvEs, HUNTINGDON. Etching . . Thomas, Percy, R.E.

THE T HAMES-DOWN RIVER. Etching

PEN AND INK DRAWING FOR" PUNCH .. T ownsend, Freclerick"H.

PEN AND INK DRAWING FOR" PUNCH"

PEN AND INK DRAWING FOR" PUNCH ..

SHAKF.Sl'EARE'S J-!OUSE AND GARDEN.

45

Etching Walker, Francis S., n.H. A .. R.E.

THE STRATH. 1\lczzotint Engraving Vvaterson, David

THE R IVER. Mezzotint Engraving

A SCOTS MARKET DAY. Etching

MISS CLIVE. Mezzotint Engraving after George Romney W ehrschmidt, Daniel A.

"Music WHEN SWEET VOICES DIR." Mezzotint Engraving after \~'. Q. Orchardson, R.A.

MRS. MAGUIRE AND ARTHUR FtTz-JAMES. Mezzotint Engraving after Sir T. I awrence. R.A.

SCULPTURE.

FINE ART BUJLDIKGS.

A DRBAM oF LovE. Bronze Group .• Allen Chas.].

LOVE AND THE MERMAID. Bronze Group

/\ GREEK DANCER Bronze Statuette Bayes, Gilbert

THE Mus1mooM SPIUTE. Silvered Bronze Statuette

WATER NYMPHS. Silvered Copper Relief

SCULPTURE

A PORTRAIT OF H .M. l<lNG EDWARD VII., AND OTHER MEDALS AWARDED BY PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS. Bowcher, Fra nk

RETROSPECTION. Bronze Plaque

STUDY OF A HEAD FOR THE LEIGHTON To~m. Marble :.

EvE. Branz~ Statnettc

Brock, Thomas, R.A., President of the Society of British Sculptors

" MEMORIAL TO HER LATE MAJESTY

QUEEN VICTORIA. being erected opposite Buckinghain Palace, London. (Exhibited in the ArchiteC'tnral Section). Photo-graph .

THE LATE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY. Small bronze of t he City B ust in t h e Mansion House, London . . Bruce-Joy, Albert, R.H.A

MARY ANDERSON. Bronze Bust

CASE, CONTAINI NG THE FOLLOWING MEDALLIONS IN S ILVER :-

(a) P ORTRAIT OF A . B. R. TREVOR - BATTYE, F.R.G.S. (Arctic Explorer)

(b) PORTRAIT OF MRS. BRUCE­J OY

(c) PORT;lAIT OF THE LATE SIR GEORGE GABRIE L STOKES, P.R.S .. M.P.

(d) A PORTRAIT

(e) PORTRAIT OF Dn. w. BRtlCE­J oY

(I) PORTRAIT OF THE LATE ARCH­BISHOP BENSON' reduced from the Memori;1l in Rugby School Cha.pet . . . .

(g) PORTRAIT OF THE REV. DR. HAWKINS

(h) A PORTRAIT

(i)

(i)

(k) PORTRAIT OF THE LATE PRO· VOST OF TRINITY COLLEGE, DUBLIN (GEORGE SALMON) D .D.), reduced from his memoria l in St. Patrick's Cathecira l

(/) PORTRAIT OF MAJOR-GENERAL Sm EDWARD HUTTON, C.B., KC.M.G.

FINE AHT GALLEHY

THE WAVELET. G ilded Bronze Statue

A BULL E r.AND. Bronze . .

BACCllANTE. Bronze Bust

J OHN RUSKIN. Terra·cotta Bust

GRISELDA. Bronze H ead

Colton . ·w. Robert, A.R.A.

Dixon, Harry

Dressler, Conrad

Drury, Alfre11. A.R.A.

47

907

908

909 9 10

911

9 12

9 13

9 14

TllE AGE OF I NNOCENCE. Bronze Bust

STUDY. i\Iarble Heatl Ford, E. Onslow, R. A. (deceased)

91 5 916

9 17

918

920

9 2 1

MRS. GEO. FRAMPTON AND SON. S ilver ed Bronze

ARTEM IS. Bronze Statuette

TERRA-COTTA BU5T OF CHILD

H.M. QuEEN VICTOR!A. Bronze Bust

THE LATE Sm HENRY IRVING. B ronze B ust

.ROBERT BURNS. Bronze Statuette . .

Frampton, Geo. J ., R.A.

Gleichen, Countess Feodora

Hampton, Herbert

T~m LASS oF DEE. Bronze Statuette Hartwell, Cha rles L. " The western wind was w ild and dark with foam,

And :>..11 a lone went she."-Charles I<ingsley. " As HE I<oDE DowN TO CAMEi. OT."

Equestrian B r onze S tatuettP..

PSYC'llF.. Bronze H ead J e nkins, F. Lynn

MERLI N AND ARTHUR. Bronzf' Group John , W. Goscombe, A.R.A.

AN E LF. Bronze Statue ..

P ERSIMMON. Bred and owned by His Majesty the King. B ro nze J ones, Adrian

926 MEDIT.\TION. Bronze

927 MEDALLro :-i. Bronze Lee, Thomas Stirling

928 JI MMIE. Marble Head

929 THE SLUGGARD. Bronze Leighton, Lord, P.R.A. (deceased )

930 L 'EREM!TER. Ideal Bronze Bust Lucchesi, A. C.

931 THE MYRTJ, e:s' ALTAR. Ideal .Bronze statuette

932 DESTINY. fdeal Bronze Statuette ..

933 934

93S 936

937

938

939

940

MOTHER AND CHIL D. Marble Helief

Cm cE. Brw n ze Statuette

TRUTll. Bronze Statuette

THE HERALD, TALTHYU!US. Bronze S tatuettt'

TH OMAS CARLY LE. Br onze Bust

THREATEN EU H EPHISALS. Bronze ..

DARWIN. Bronze i\[eclallion

MORNING. Bronze Statuette

941 " ENAMORATA." B ronze Bust

i\ lackennal, Bertram

McG ill, David

Montford, Horace

SCULPTURE

942

943

944

945

946

"SYR!Nx." Recumbent. Terra-cotta Mountfort, Horace

THE CHRYSTAL. Bronze . . Montford, Paul R., R.B.A. SPRING WHISPERS. Bronze

MOTHER AND CHILD. Bronze

Roam GOODFELLOW. Marble Mullins E. Roscoe " I am sent with broom before,

To sweep the· dust behind the door."

947

948

949,

BoY WITH ToP. Bronze .. ,

ASLEEP. Marble

A MERRY BABE. Marble Bust

950 HEAD OF A SICILIAN GOATHERD. Silvered Bronze

951 LAST SONG. Bronze Bas-Relief

952 . BATHER AND MERMAID. Bronze

95j THE SNAKE CHARMER. Bronze

954 YouTH. Bas-relief

955 . A COPPER AND COPPER-GILT BON-BONNIERE

THE CRuc1F1x10N. Study in Bronze for the large decoration of Boston Library, U.S.A.

957 LORD KELVIN. Bronze Bust

THE Music OF nmJMARSHES. Statuette Group

Bronze

959 LOST. Model in Bronze

960 STARTLED. Model in Bronze

YOUNG HIMALAYAN TIGER. Bronze Stab1ette

I'egram, A. Bertram

' Pegram, Henry, A.R.A.

Pomeroy, Fredk. W., A.R.A.

Reynolds-Stephens, \V.

Sargent, J. S., R.A.

Shannan, A. McF., A.R.S.A.

Stevenson, W. Grant. R.S.A.

.. ' '

Swan, John M. , R.A. CEYLON LEOPARDESS EATING. Bronze

965

966

EDWARD THE FIRST. Equestrian Bronze Statuette

TEUCER, THE HOMERIC. BOWMAN. Bronze Statuette

THE MowER. Bronze Statuette

THE BATHER. B ronze Statuette

967 HAGAR. Bronze Statuette

968 MOTHER AND CHILD. Bronze Statu­ette

970

J. VAN RIEBUCK. First Governor of Cape Colony. Bronze

THE LATE RT, HON. CECIL JOHN RHODES. Erected at Bulawayo, South Africa. Bronze

97 1 ]ENNY. Bronze

Thornycroft, Hamo. R.A.

Toft. Albert

Tweed, John

l..

JI i

.J

..

972

973

974

975

976

977

979

FINE ART GALLERY

l\foTHERHOOD. Marble Relief Walker, Arthur G. THE StEEP OF BRINNHILDE. Copper

Pannel White, H. Mabel ORPHEUS. Bronze Statuette

Tnm AND TIDE. Bronze . .

ADDIE HILDA. Marble Bust Wheatley, Oilve1

ARCHITECTURE.

GENERAL BUILDING.

CAMBERWELL POLYTECHNIC, PECK­HAM ROAD, LONDON, S.E. Ele-vation Water Colour . . Adams, Maurice B., F.R.I.B.A.

THE GREEN HoME (NATIONAL SocIETY FOR EMPLOYMENT OF EPIT.EPTICS}, CHALFONT ST. PETERS. Pen and Ink View

HousE IN EssEx. Pen and Ink View an-1 Plan . . . . . .

(a) WALKERN HALL, STEVENAGE: EN­TRANCE LODGE.

(b) GARDENER'S COTTAGE, BROUGHTON -IN-FURNESS. Pen and Tnk Views and Plans.

980 PUBLIC LIBRARY, SHEPHERD'S BUSH, LONDON w. Pen and Ink View and Plan . . . .

986

Baily, B.E., F.R.I.B.A. (see Brewill and Baily)

HOUSE AT PANGBOURNE, BERKSHIRF.. Three Photographs

CoRNnuRY PARK, OXFORDSHIRE. Six Photographs

CHATEAU MANRICIEU, WIMEREUX, FRANCE. Interior of Saloon. Water-Colour Pro;pective Draw­ing

VIEWS OF WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL, LONDON. Photographs

VIEWS OF WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL, LONDON. Photographs

VIEWS OF WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL, LONDON. Photographs

HOUSE AT KNOWLE, WARWICKSHIRE, erected in 1898. Drawing in Colour

D

Belcher, John, A.R.A., P.R.I.B.A,

Bentley, John F. (deceased)

Bidlake, W. H., A.R.I.B.A.

49

50

98~

990

991

993

994

995

997

998

999

1000

100 1

1002

1003

1004

1005

1006

1007

ARCHITECTURE

HOUSE AT FOUR OAKS, NEAR BIR­MINGHAM. Drawing in P encil ..

HOUSE AT FOUR OAKS, NEAR BIR-l>IINGHAM. Photogra1il1 . .

THOMAS COATS' MEMORIAL CHl} RCH, PAISLEY, 'it:OTLAND. Photo­graph

ST. }AMES' CHURCH, PAISLEY. Photo­graph

BUSINESS PREMISES, PRINCES STREET, ~EDINBURGH. Pen and Ink Draw­

ing

MU IREND HOUSE, EDINBURGH. ·water­colour Drawing

HEATHFIELD HOUSE, S USSEX. Pho-· tograph

CAYTHORPES COURT, LINCOLNSHIRE. Drawing

LONDON ROAD, NEWARK, NOTTING­HAM. Colour Drawing

INFANTS' SCHOOL, CRESSWELL, DER­BYSHIRE. Colour Drawing

THE CROFT, NEWARK, NOTTINGHAM. Colour Drawing

ST. DAVID'S CHURCH, EJ;CETER. Dra,ving "

SOUTH LYCHETT MANOR, DoRSET­SHIRE. Drawing

HOUSE NEAR DUBLIN, IRELAND, Drawing

THE JOHN RYLANDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, MANCHESTER. Photo­graph

THE J OHN RYLANDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, MANCHESTER. Photo­graph

THE JOHN RYLANDS MEMORIAL LIBRARY, MANCHESTER. Photo­graph

DESIGN FOR LIVERPOOL CATHEDRAL. Interior. Drawing

DESIGN FOR CEILING DECORATION, s. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, Yrnws­LEY, UXBRIDGE. Drawing

PHOTOGRAPHS OF EXECUTED \\l'ORKS by Sir C. A. N icholson, Bart., and H. C. Corlette

Bidlake, W . H., A.R.I.B.A.

Blanc, H ippolyte j .. R.S .A., F.R.l.B.A.

B lomfielcl , Reginald, A.ILA., F.R.I.B.A.

Brewill, A. \V., !'. R.l.R.A., and Baily, B. E ., F.R.I.B.A.

Brown~: G. Washi'~~ton, R.S .A. (see Peddie)

Caroe, \'I' . Douglas, F.R.!.13.A.

Champneys, Basil, F.R.I.B.A.

Corlette, H ubert C., F.R.I.B.A.

I I •

I

I •

! •

..

J

GENERAL BUILDING 5r 1008

1009

1010

IOII

IOI2

1013

I OI4

1015

1016

1017

1018

1019

1020

NEW HALL AND CLASS ROOMS, COM­MERCIAL TRAVEU.ERS' SCHOOL'), PINNER, MIDDLESEX. Drawing

THE GABLES, LEAMINGTON, \VAR­WICKSHIRE. Drawing

BUNGALOW AT NAIROBI, BRITISH EAST AFRICA. Drawing

THE HALL, HENGRAVE, SuFFor.K. Drawing

"CoLDICOTE," WoRCEST.ERSHIRE­Entrance and Garden Fronts. Photographs

GARDEN Vrnw OF .. COLDICOTE," WORCESTERSHIRE, AND ENTRANCE LODGES. Photographs

SCIENCE AND ART l\IUSEUM AND NATIONAL LIBRARY BUILDINGS, DUBLIN. Photograph

SCIENCE AND ART MUSEUM AND NATIONAL L IBRARY BUILDINGS, DUBLIN. Photograph

SCIENCE AND ART l\!USEUM AND NATIONAL LIBRARY BUILDINGS, DUBLIN. Photograph

SCIENCE AND ART MUSEUM AND NATIONAL LIBRARY BUILDINGS, DUBLIN. Photograph

DESIGN FOR THE btPERIAL INSTITUTE, LONDON. Perspective View and Eleva lion

DESIGN FOR THE COMPLETION OF SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM, · LONDON. E levation . .

Cresswell, Herbert 0., F.1u.B.A

Davenport, J. Lancelot. and Tapper , \Valtt:r John, .uu.a.,\.

Dawber, E. Guy, F.R.l.ll.A., President Architectural Association

Deane, Sir T. Newenham, R.H.A. (deceased) anc! Deane, Th os Manly, A.R.H.A.

East '{see Wimp~ris) NEW PREMISES IN PORTUGAL STREET, W.C., FOR MESSRS. GEORGE BELL AND SONS, AND "THE CHURCH TIMES." Photographs

"RosEHAUGH," Ross-SHIRE, ScoT­LAND. The residence of J. Doue­las F letcher. View from South­West. Drawing

Field, Horace, F.n.r.n.A, 1021

1022 "RosEHAUGH," Ross-SHIRE, ScoT­LAND

(a) I nteriors of William and Mary Bedrooms. Drawing

(b) Interior of Jacobean Bedroom Drawing

(c) Sketch of Tower Sr~1oking-room Fireplace. Drawing

Flockhart, William, F.R.T.B.A. ·

1023

1024

1025

1027

1028

1029

1030 I03I

1032

I033

1035

1037

1039

I04l

I04.3

I044

ARCHITECTURE

"PARKIVOOD," HENLEY-ON-Tl-I AMES, ENGLAND. View from Sou th-east. D rawing

WELBECK ABBEY, WOR'J$SOP, NOT­TINGHAlll. Drawing ..

RUCKLEY GRANGE, SHIFNAL, SALOP. Dra,ving

GREYCROFT, BURGHCT.ERE, HANTS. Drawing . . •

S~TER'S \YING AND INFIRMARY, ST. • GEORGE'S RETREAT, BURGESS

H lLI., SUSSEX. Drawing

ASHORNE HILL, LEAMINGTON , NEAR • WARWICK. Exterior. Drawing

ASHORNE H ILL, LEAMINGTON, NEAR WARWICK. Interior. Drawing

H OUSE AT OXFORD. D r awin g WESTMINSTER COLLEGE, CAMBRIDGE.

Photograph . .

PUBLIC LIBRARY, HARROGATE. Photograph ..

EMIGRATION OFFICES, \¥HITEHALL, L ONDON , S.W.

CLUB H OUSE, WOODBERRY DOWN, NEAR LONDON

H OUSE ON THE HADLEY ROAD, MIDDLESEX .•

THE CENTRAL HALL, ST. ·.PAUL'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, LONDON. Drawing

THE F OREST, BALCOMBE, SUSSEX, Drawing

COOMBE FIELD, GODALMING. Pho­tograph

MAUSOLEUM TO CONTAIN CINERARY URNS. Water Colour Drawing

HOUSE AT AVISAIG, SCOTLAND. Water colour Drawing by J. I-I. Crawford

RooM AT TANGLEY MANOR, SURREY. Water Colour Drawing by J . H . Crawford

ALTAR IN ST. SAVIOUR'S CHURCH, EASTBOURNE. P hotograph

VARIOUS PIECES OF CARVING, LEC­TERNS, ETC. Photograph

VARIOUS PIECES OF CARVING, LEC­TERNS, ETC. Photograph

F lockhar t , \Villiam, F.R.l.B.A,

George, Ernest , F.R.I.B.A. , and Yeates, A lfred B. , F.1u.n.A.

Goldie, E dwa rd , F.R.1.B.A.

Hare, H enry T., F.R.I.B.A.

H a rt, Alfred H., F.R.l.U.A.

Horsley , Gerald C., F.R.J.B.A.

I nce, Howard

Jack, George

I "' I045

GENERAL BUILDIJ\ G

THE ENTRANCE TOWER, New Sedg-wick Memorial Museum (Geolo­gical ), Cambridge. Drawing ..

NEW LAW LIBRARY AND LAW SCHOOL, CAMBRIDGE. Drawing

N EW GEOLOGICAL AND LAW BUILD­INGS. Cambridge, from the Court­yard, showing the cere mony of inaug uration by the King and Q neen, March 1st, 1904. Photo-

·graphs

J ackson, T. G., R.A.

53

SUN INSURANCE B UILDINGS, GLAS· Gow. Photograph Leipt>r, William, R.S.A., F.R.I.B.A.

l<INLOCHMOIDART, INVERNESSSHIRE. Drawing

CARPET FACTORY FOR l\fESSRS. }AS . TEMPLETON AND Co., GLASGOW. Photograph •.

S ANDHILL CLOSE, l-IITCHIN, HERTS. View of Entrance Front. Draw-ing Lucas, GcofTry, A.R.l. U.A.

COMPETITION DESIGN FOR CHURCH AT GRANTHAM. Drawing

COTTAGES AT LETCHWORTH, HERTS, for t he F irst Garden City Co. Limited. Drawings . . . .

"l\1uNSTEAD \VooD," GoDAL~llNG, SURREY. Photogr~ph

"DEANERY BERKS.

"DEANERY BERKS.

GARDEN," Photograph

GARDEN," Photograph

SONNING,

SONNING,

" DEANERY GARDEN," SONNING, BERKS, P hotograph

.. GODDARD'S," ABINGER, SURREY. Photograph . .

"FULDROOK," ELSTEAD, SURREY. Photograph . .

TOWER iWARISCHAL COLLEGE, UNI· VERSITY of ABERDEEN. Drawing

NORTHERN ASSURANCE OFFICES, ABERDEEN. Drawing

A 1n GALLERY, Au1mDE.EN. I n terior of Sculpture Court. Drawing ..

" KI NG' !< CORNER," B IDDENHAM, BEDFORD. Drawing ..

LODGE AT PEMBURY, KENT. "Draw­ing

GARDEN ENTRANCE TO AN OLD H o usE. Drawing

Lutyens, Edwin L., F.R.l.B.A.

l\Iackenzic, A. ;\Iar~lull, A. R.S.A., F. R.I. B.A,'

l\Ia llows, Charles E ., F.R.I .ll.A.

54 ARCHITECTURE

iouG

1068

1o69

1070

HOUSE AT HASLEMERE, SURREY, ENGLAND. Drawint.,

" BALLINDUNE," HASLEMl.':R E, SUR-REY, ENGLAND. Phftograph ..

S MALL Co uNTRY HousEs: Drawings

SMALL COUNTRY HOUSES. Drawings

S~IALI. COUNTRY H OUSES. Drawings

10/ I D gcoRAT!ONS FOR THE l\E \\' CITY

May, Edward J 0!111

:\Iitchell, Arnold , 1' .R.1.u.A.

SESSIONS H ovsE. Phot~graphs Moira, Gerald

1072 Di>CORA'l'!ONS FOR THE NE\\' CITY 1 SESSIONS H ousE. Photograph5

1073 DECORATI ONS FOR THE N E\\' CITY SESSIONS H OUSE. Photographs

1074 °Cl·IURCH OF ST. j\IARY, S LEDMERE • PARK, Y o RKSlllRE. Photogra ph i\loore, Temple, F.R.l. B.A.

1075 VARIOUS N E\\' CHURCHES IN E NG-LAND, Photographs ..

10 76 VARIOUS N E\\' Doirnsn c \\'ORKS IN ENGLAND. Photographs

!077 NEW CENTRAi, CRIMINAL COURT AN D SESSIONS HOUSE FOR Tll E CITY OF LONDON. Drawing

1078 1\lUNSTEAD GRANGE, NEAR G ODALM­ING, SU RREY. Photograph

1079 COTTAGE AT Bus nRIDGE. NEAR G o­DALMING. Photograph

1080 FOURACRE, \VINCHFIELD, HANTS. Entrance Front. Drawing

108 1 GLEBELANDS, \VOKIN(il!AM ," BERKS. Entrance Front. Drawing

1082 MARTIN'S BANKS, BROMLEY, KENT. Drawing

1083 DESIGN FOR A NATIONAL i\IEMORIAL EXTERIOR. Drawing . .

t084 DESIGN FOR A NATIONAL MEMORIAL INTERIOR. Drawing ..

108 5

!086

1088

DESIGN FOR CHURCH ON A TRIAN­GULAR ~!TE AT \VALWORTH, LON­DON, S .E. Drawing ..

RESTORATION AND ADDITI ON TO H OUSE AT HARRIETSHAW, KENT.

Photograph ..

HILLINGTON, \VALTON-ON-'fIIAMES. P hotograpb ..

:\NNEXE, SCANDINAVIAN SAil.ORS' Ho~m. POPLAR, LoNDON. Pho­tograph

l\lou n tford, Eu ward w .. F.R.1.U. A.

N ewton, Ernest, F.R.I.B.A.

Nicholson, Sir Charles A., BART., F.R.l.B.A.

Niven, David Barclay, F.R.I.B.A. - and Wigglesworth, H. Har·

cly, F.R.l.B.A.

. f

. ..

GENERAL BUJLDING 55

1092

GROUP OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE BUILDINGS. Photographs

THREE INSURANCE COMPANY BUILD­INGS. Photographs • .

DESIGN FOR ANGLICAN CATHEDRAL. Drawing

DE5LGN FOR ANGLICAN CATHEDRAI . Drawing

1093 THREE LONDON DOORWAYS. Draw­.ings

Peddie and G. Washington Browne, R.S.A.

Pite, Beresford, F.R.I.B.A.

1094 HOUSE AT 9;, SLOANE STREET, LON-DON, S.W. Drawing . . Poynter, Ambrose, F.R.I. B.A.

1095 POLESDEN LACEY, NEAR DORKING . . (a) Two VIEWS OF EXTERIOR (b) Two VIEWS OF ENTRANCF. HALL.

Photographs.

1096 l{ELLTNG PLACE, NORFOLK. Photo-graph Prior, Edward S., F.R.l.B.A.

1097 KELLING PLACE, NORFOLK. Photo-graph

1098 KELLING PI.ACE, NORFOl-K. Photo­graph

I099 Vrnw from tho N .E . of the exterior of · ! the Church of S. John the Evan-gelist, Upper Edmonton, London, N. Photograph Quennell , C.H. B.

1100 VIEW of the interior of the Gallery and Staircase Hall of Messrs. Speaights' Premises, 157 New Bond Street, London , W. Photographs

I IOI DESIGN FOR A :\JETROPOLITA>; CATHE­DRAL. Exterior. Water-colour Drawing Reilly , Professor C.H., A.R LB.A.

I 102 DESIGN FOR A llfETROPOLITAN CATHEDRAL. Interior. \ Vater­colour Drawing

1103 TERRACE OF SEVEN SMALL COTTAGES, PORT SUNLIGHT. Water-colour Drawing

I 104 TERRACE OF SEVEN SMALL COTTAGES, PORT SUNLIGHT. Photograph

I I05 HOUSE NEAR EDEN BRIDGE, KENT,

Colour Chalk Drawing Schult?., H. W!lir

I Io6 How GREEN, HEYER, KENT. Photo-graph

I 1<>7 VARIOUS COTTAGES. Photographs

II08 THE ROEDEAN SCHOOL-The Ap-

proach Road. Drawing Simp~on, John W., F.R.i.B.A.

ARCHITECTURE

I 109 THE ROEDEAN SCHOOL-General View. Drawing

I I 10 MEMORIAL TO THE ROYAL SUSSEX REGIMENT AT B RIGHTON. P ho-t ograp h •

I I I l ALL SAINT'S CONVENT, COLNEY CHA­PEL, Sr..ALBANS. Drawing

I I I:! ALL SAINT'S CONVENT, COLNEY CHAPEL, Sr. ALBANS-Entrance Tower. Drawing • ..

I I IJ, H ILL END, WENDOVER. D rawing ~

1114 HOUSE ON THE HOG'S BACK, NEAR GUILDFORD, SURREY. \ Vater-colour Drawing

I I I 5 • H OUSE AT COLEBROOK, 'NEST DRAY­TON. Water-colour Drawing ..

111 6

11 17

I I 18

FACTORY AT CHISWICK

SHERFIELD MANOR, HAMPSHI RE. V iews of Garden E n trance F ron ts, and four in terior views. Photo­graphs

VIEW OF COTTAGES AT SHERFIELD MANOR. (With Plan). P hoto-graph

I I 19 NEW HOUSE I N BERKSHlRE. Per­speclive v iew a nd p lans. Draw­ings

1120

I 12 1

1122

COMPETITIVE DES!GN FOR MUNICIPAL BUILDINGS AND FREE. LIBRARY, BARRY. Drawing ..

CLUB H OUSE, SUNN!NGDALE GOLF CLUB. Photograph . .

HOUSE AT HUNTERCOMBE, OXFORD­SHIRE. Colour Drawing

Simpson, J o hn W., F.R. I. B.A.

Stokes, L . Aloysius S., F.R.I.B.A.

Tapper, Walter John, A.R. I. 13.A. (see Davenport)

Voysey, C. F. A.

\Vade, Fairfax B., F.R.I.13.A.

Wakley, Horace 1\f.

1 123 BtllLDINGS AT OXFORD :- \Varren , Edward P., F. R. I. B.A.

1124

1 125

(a) The Eastgate H otel (b) Clock T urret and Drinking Fountain (c) Four Houses in High Street (d) T hree Houses in King Street

Sr . MARTIN'S CHURCH, BRYANSTON, D0Rs1n . View from S.\¥. P ho­tograph

ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH, BRYANSTON DORSET. I n ternal View from West End. P hotograph

1126 Soun! FRONT OF THE CHIEF OFFICE OF THE PRUDENTIA ASSURANCE

r ··. COMPANY, HOLBORN, LONDON. P hotograph . . \¥aterhouse, Allred, R.A., F.R.I.

B.A. (deceased)

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I 129

1130

I 1 J l

11 .12

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113+

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GENERAL BUILDING 57

STAIRCASE AT l\ [OUNT i\[F.LV!Lr,I;:, ST. :\NDHEws, SCOTLAND. Photo-graph

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, SOUTH KENSINGTON, LONDON, S .\V. Drawing

NORTH\\"OOD S.\ NATOR!UM. Sou th Fron t. P hotograph ..

LONDON AND COUN TY BANK, L ITTLE­llAMPTON, Photograph

i\lODEL COTTAGES, SUTTON, SU RllEY. Drawing

Bus1:-: 1>ss l'RE~HSES for :\Lessrs. Thurston and Com pany Ltd. , l ,eicester Square, London, W.C. . Drawing

OFFICES. OLDHAM \\"ater - colour Drnwing

CHURCH OF C!! R!STIAN 'iCIENf'E, l\f ANCHESTER. Pen and 1 nk D rawing

HouSE AT Eur.1mn1:-:, I l 110D1ms­FIELD. \Va ler-colour Drawing

\Vaterhousc , Pad, F.R.I.B.A.

\Vebb, S ir Aston, R.A., F. R . l. ~.A.

\Vheeler, Frederick, F.11.1.1:. \.

Wigglesworth, H. H., [F.R.I.ll.A. (see Niven)

\Vimper is, Edmu nd F.R.l.13.A . a nd East

\\'ood, Etlgar, A.R. t .IL\.

Panorama & Views of New Zealand Do not be lmrdened wi th a lot of luggage. \i\fai t un ti l passing through Vl ell ington. \.Ye will supply your want in Photographs, etc., and a ll at bedrock prices.

All principal Towns, Beauty Spots, and that in terest ing part of New

Zealand -ROTORUA.

' T. BEADNALL & SON, 62a W ILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON,

. .. NEW Z EALAND ...

E stablished 1878. Telephone 1508. Opposite "Evening Post."

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ARTS AND CRAFTS. FTNE Arn BUILDING.

COBJE~TS OF ART WORKMANSHIP).

The initials " A. & C." after the name of a n Exhibitor indicate member­s hip of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society.

BINDING IN RED MoRocce, WITH OAK LEAF DESIGN. Life of William Blake. In two vols.

7 fIVE-WAY CANDl.ESTICK IN WROUGHT IRON

9 ELECTRIC STANDARD LAMP IN ARMOUR BRIGHT IRON

Exhibited, designed, and ex­ecuted by Katharine Adams, A. & C.

Designed by Edward Spencer Executed by E. East

7 & 9 Exhibited by the Artificers' Guild I 3 SILVER BELT-CLASP, WITH LABRADORITE

AND SERPENTINE

14 SILVER NECKLACE, WITH LAPIS LAZULI AND FIRE OPAL, RED, WHITE AND BLUE

I3 a nd 14 exhibited, designed, and exec~ted by Margaret G. Awdry 15 WATER-COLOUR PRINT, THE TIGER

16 -,YATER-COLOUR PRINT, CONSTANCE

20 DECORATIVE PANEL, ORPHEUS

21 I!>ECORATIVB PANEL, THE SLEEPING BEAUTY

22 ·BRONZED - COPPER RELIEF, jASON

23

PLOUGHING THE ACRE OF MARS .

SILVERED-COPPER RELIEF, THE STORM RIDE

SILVERED-COPPER IbtLIEF; THE GOAL ;

Exhibited, designed, and ex­ecuted by ] ohn D. B a tten

" Exhibited, d esig ned, and ex­

ecuted by Amelia M. Bauerle

25 22-24 Exhibited, designed, and executed]by Gilber(B,:tyes, A. & C.

ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT, " ISABELLA, OR THE POT OF BASIL "

26 TRYPTICH ON PARCHMENT, THE CRUCI­FIXION

27 MINIATURE ILLUMINATION, ST. CECILIA

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2 8 .MINIATURE ILLUMINATION, KING COP­HETUA

29

30

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37

38

Vl

40

41 .

4~

43

44

45

46

4i

4 8

49

53

54

55

25-28 Exhibi ted, desiglled, alld executed by Jessie Bayes, A. & C .

S ILVER AN D CORAL BROOCH

Exhibited, designed, and executed by Dora Bell

COLOURED RELIEF," FLORA"

ELECTRIC TABLE STANDARD

S11.v1m 13Er.T-CLASP

SILVER BELT-CLASP

SIL\"ER B ELT-CLASP

SIL\'ER BELT-CLASP

S ll.\' ER BO\\'L

SIL\'ER SUGAR BOWL

Slf.\'ER CANDLESTICK

S IL\"l':R SWEET DISH

5 11. \"ER T.~NKARD

S!L\'ER SUGAR CASTER

SlL\"ER CASKET

SILVER TANKARD

Exhibited, designed and exe­

cuted by Robert Anning

Bell, A.&. C.

Designed by \Y. A. S . Ben son,

A.&C.

Executed by J. Lovegrove

Exhibited by vV. A. S. Benson & Co., Ltd .

Designed by A. Fowler

.. Designed by A. S. Dixen, A . & C.

Designed by W. Halford

Designed by G. T. Tarling

Execu ted by E . Daroll, I. Large, J. \Varen and J. \Vcbster

35-46 Exhibited by Birmingham Guild of Handic raft L~d.

Designed and executed by Edith SILVER NECKLET · ·

S ILVER NECKLET

SILVER BELT

CALIGRAPHY, THE FORM OF SOLEMN!-

ZATION OF l\lATRIMONY

CALIGRAPHY

\Yn:DOW, THE NORTH vVIND

i\L Bodington

Designed a nd executed by Kath­

leen Cavcnagh

D esigned and executed by Ivy

E. Harper

Designed and executed by Ger­

trude Maxwell

Designed and executed by Ger­

aldine l\Iorris

60 ARTS AND CRAFTS

58 CoVERLET

59 COVERLET WORKED IN WOOLS WHITE SATIN

ON

Designed and executed bv the Teachers and Students in Needlework

60 CURTAIN

Designed and executed by .\[ar­gherite von Janeck

Designed and executed by the Teachers a nd S tudents in Needlework

• 47-6o Exhibited by.the Birmingham l\Iunicipal School of .Art ; Head

Master, R. Catterson-Smith

76 • STENCILLED PRINT, THE CHURCH, STRATFORD-ON-AVON

77 STENCILLED PRINT, THE HARBOUR, EVENING

79

80

81

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76 and 77 Exhibited, designed and executed by T . T. Bladock FRIEZE PAINTED ON LINEN, THE P!L- .

GRIMS' WAY," THE KNIGHT AND RETINUE"

FRIEZE PAINTED ON LINEN, THE PIL­GRIMS' WAY," THE OX-WAIN"

78 and 79 Executed by Herbert A. and l\Iarga ret Bone . Exhibited and designed by Herbert A. Bone, A. & c.

PANEL ON LINEN," COHORS LAETA VIA­TORIUM"

STENCILLED EMPIRE BANNER, CROWN IMPERIAL DESIGN

STENCILLED LINEN CURTAIN, PELICAN AND VINE DESIGN

80-82 Exhibi ted, designed, and executed by Herbert A. Bone, A. & c. BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN

SOFA COVER, HANDWOVEN

TYRIAN PURPLE SILK, HANDWOVEN

Executed, designed, ancl exhibi­

ted by Charlotte Brown. A. & C.

9I BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN

92 BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN

94 MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOKCASE

95 FOLDING TEA TABLE, INLAID WITH

BRASS, COPPER, PEWTER, MOTHER-OF-PEARL, ETC.

94 and 95 Executed by Henry Augustus Bultitucle Exhibited and designed by Henry F. Bultitucle

PICTURE WORKED IN COLOURED SILKS, A WET SPRING IN ENGLAND Exhibited, designed and

cuted by Kate Button exe-

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II :? .. IDEALS IN ART," BY \\",\LTER CllANE, R.w.s., A. & C. Illustrated by Walter Crane

.. PERICLES AND AsPASIA," BY vVAL-TER SAVAGE LANDOR . . Illustrated by Alfred A. Longden

112-II6 Exhibited, and Executed by The Chiswick Press

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123

124

127

129

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132

THE ENGLISH BIBLE, CONTAINING THE OLD TESTA~IENT AND THE NEW, ALSO THE APOCRYPHA, AUTHO­RISED VERSION , FIVE VOLS.

S ILVE R PENiJANT A:-:D CHAI~

GoLD PENDANT ..

SILVER BELT-CLASP

SILVER CADDY SPOON, \\"ITH AMETHYST

SILVER JAM SPOON, wnri OPAL

SILVER J EWEL CAS KET

IRISH CROCHET COLI.AR

CARRICKMACROSS APPLIQUE LACE

Designed a nd executed by T. J. Cobden-Sanderson and Emery v\'alker, A. & C.

Exhibited by T. J. Cobden-San­derson, A. & C.

Designed by W. H. Pick Exhibited and executed by

Collins & Co.

Exhibited, designed, and exe­cuted by J. Paul Cooper ,

A. &C. Fittings by R. Burns

Executed by Mary E . Bennett

BERTHE Executed by Mary Flanagan

133

134

137

DRAWN THREAD vVORK Executed by Kate Harte 131-I33 Exhibited by Co. Meath Home Industries Association

DESIGN FOR A NURSERY FRIEZE,

" :l'l'lrSTRESS MARY "

DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERED SCREEN, " SPRING,,

138 FRIEZE PANEL IN GESSO, TINTED WITH METAL AND LACQUERS

140 "GLOBE TROTTERS"

141 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FOR .. A FLOWER WEDDING"

142 ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR CERTIFICATE

146 "ALI BABA .. Original coloured sketches

147 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FOR NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE'S "WUNDER BOOK"

62 ARTS AND CRAFTS

I52 ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR COVER, "RO­MANCE OF THREE R's "

I34-I52 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Walter Crane, R.w.s., A.&C.

I53 HERALDIC PORTIERE, WORKED IN

THREAD, SILK, AND GOLD Designed by Walter Crane .R. w.s, Exhibited a nd executed by Mrs.

156 WROUGHT SILVER BROOCH, SET WITH Walter Crane

TURQUOISES •

I57 ! HAMMERED SILVER Box, SET WITH GARNET

I 58 WROUGHT GOLD BROOCH, SET WITH SPINAL RUBIES

I59 WROUGHT SILVER SUGAR SIFTER, SET WITH OBSIDIAN

I56-I59 Executed by Bernard Cuzner, W. W. Gilbert and F. K. Sheldon ........,

Exhibited and designed by Bernard Cuzner, A. & C.

160 SILVER AND ENAMEL NECKLET AND PENDANT

I61 SILVER CHATELAINE MIRROR, WITH IVORY HANDLE

162 SILVER BROOCH, SET WITH PEARL BLISTERS, GARNETS, AND GREEN TOURMALINE ,.

I60"I62 Exhibited, designed, a nd executed by Bernard Cuzner, A. & c. 164 AFTERNOON TEA CLOTH Designed by B. Kahn

167-169 CRYSTALLINE VASES

172 CRYSTALLINE Low COVERED VASE WITH ANTIQUE METAL COVER

173 FAIENCE VASE

Exhibited and executed by Florence Doe

167-172 Designed by C. J . Noke

Designed by Miss M. E. Thomp-son

17 4 DouLTON-·w ARE SALT GLAZED VASE Designed by M. V. Marshall

167-174 Executed by Cuthbert Bailey, K. Eleod and W. Hodgkinson Exhibited by Daulton & Co. Ltd. •

175 A PANEL FOR A MANTELPIECE, "SPRING,, ..

I77 . PLAQUE, ENAMELLED EARTHENWARE, KNEELING ANGEL

Executed, designed, and exhi­bited by Edith Downing

Exhibited, designed, and e»e­

cuted by Conr.ad :Dressler, A.&C.

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I79 TRINKET Box Exhibited, designed, and exe-cuted by Mr. and Mr~.

Charles Eastlake I83 SILVER Box

I84 COPPER AND HORN Box

185 COPPER AND BRASS BUCKLE Adapted from an old engraving

186 SILVER AND STEEL BUCKLE

I83-186 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Charles H . L. Emanuel

188 SONG BOOK Exhibited by The Essex House

199 " FRUIT OF SOLITUDE "

200 " WEDMAN'S JOURNAL "

21 I SILVER CASKET

2 I2 SILVER CASKET WITH ENAMELS

213 PANEL IN STEEL MOUNT," ST. GEORGE AND THE DRAGON "

Press

Designed and execu tecl by J\. Miller

Exhibited by The Essex House Press

21 I-2 I 3 Exhibited, designed, an cl execu tecl L>y Alex. Fisher, A. & C.

216 GREEN BowL Exhibited, designed, and ex­ecuted by E. B. Fishley

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220

222

223

224

225

228

229

230

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EccLESIASTICAL BooK-1\lARKERS

EMBROIDERED PANEL

SILVER PENDANT SET WITH PEARLS, TURQUOISES AND PEARL BLISTERS

SILVER PENDANT SET WITH PEARL BLISTERS AND AMETHYSTS

SILVER CROSS SET WITH OPAL MATRIX AND PEARLS

GOLD PENDANT SET WITH OPAL MATRIX

Exhibited, designed and ex­ecuted by Mrs. E. R. Francis

222-225 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Eirian E. Franci?

CASKET IN FtsH-SKIN, IVORY AND SILVER

NOTE CASE IN FISH-SKIN, MOTHER-OF · PEARL AND SILVER

HEAD OF A BABY IN IVORY

HEAD OF A GIRL IN IVORY

228-23I Exhibited, designed, and executed by Richard Garbe, A. & C.

232 HANDWOVEN SILK, \VILD HYACINTH

ARTS AND CRAFTS

234 SETTLEBACK, IN HAND-SPUN THISTLE DESIGN

SILK,

Execu te.cl by " ' indermer c l.ntlustry Spinsters, 'Veavers and Em­broiderers

2 35 SILVER 232-234 ?xhibited allCl designed by Annie Garnett, r\. & c. CROSS SET WITH AMETHYST

236

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AND ENAMELS

HAND MIRROR IN CHAMPLEVE EN AMEL COPPER-GILT • •

CROSS IN COPPER-GILT, ENAMEL AND TURQUOISE ..

SILVER NECKLACE, CORAL AND PEARL • ff PRUD ENCE IJ ,

239 ENAMELLED PENDANT, COPfER-GILT, GOLD CHAIN AND SETTINGS, If MERMAID,,

240 SILVER ENAMELLED PENDANT AND CHAIN, TURQUOISE AND PEARL " LOVE IN A l\lfIST " •

241 SILVER NECKLACJ;, TURQUOISE AND PEARL, " UNDI NA ''

242 GOLD AND S JLVEn PENDANT, CHRVSO­PRASE AND PEARL, "JEANETTE"

243 ENAMELI-ED S ILVER PENDANT AND CHAIN, SAPPHIRES, PEARLS, ETC., " I RIS,,

244 SILV~R NECKLACE, OPALS AND PASTE: BRIAR ROSE"

24 5 SILVER NECKLACE, TURQUOISE, .. FOR­GET-ME-NOT"

SILVER NECKLET, AMETHYST PEARL, " DOROTHEA "

AND

247 GOLD PENDANT NECKLACE, OPAL MATRIX AND RUBIES, " K ING-

249

FISHER"

GOLD PENDANT AND CHAIN, PEARLS, TURQUOISES, ETC., " ESTELLE "

SILVER PENDANT NECKLACE, FINE GREEN PASTE, "GREEN RUSHES "

SILVER CROSS, GREEN PASTE

S ILVER L ACE T URQUOISE PIN

Exhibited, designed, and ex­ecuted by Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Gaskin, A. & C.

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253

254

257

FINE ART BUILDING

BERTHE OF CARRICKMACROSS AP­PLIQUE LACE

J ABOT CARRICKMACROSS GurPUUE

Designed and executed by Annie Hynes 253 a nd 254 Exhibited by Marguerite Gaussen

.. l\[AHKET DAY ..

" THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN "

255 and 256 Exhlibited, designed, a nd executed by Alice B. Giles

.. SPORT," A FANTASY Exhibiterl, designed, and exe-cuted by Ernest G. Gillick.

\VROUGHT IRONWORK TOASTING-FORK Executed by Alfred Buckn ell

Exhibited and designed by E . \\'. Gimson, A. & C.

259 CHALICE IN WROUGHT SILVER ANO EBONY SET WITH i\IOONSTONES . . Designed by c. A. L lewelyn

260 ELECTRIC LIGHT BRACKET IN WROUGHT

• Roberts Executed by H. Rembrandt

Fowler

AND PIERCED IRON Designed by c. A. Llewelyn

Roberts Executed by Ralph Platts

259 and 260 Exhibited by Gittins Craftsmen Ltd.

.... FOLKESTONE HARBOUR." \VOOD-

CUTS Exhibited, designed, and ex-

S ILVER CUP, WITH Buu .s' HEADS

S ILVER CLASP

267 S ILVER WAIST-CLASPS

268 SILVER WAIST-CLASP

269-271 SILVER BUTTONS

272 TAPESTRY, " THE SWANS"

273 KNEE-HOLE \VRITING TABLE IN OLD OAK

E

ecuted by Louise i\f. Glazier

Executed by Countess Feodora Gleichen and J. Green

Exhibited and designed by Countess Feodora Gleichen

Designed and execu tee! Blanche and Bertha Goff

Exhibited by B lanche Goff

by

Exhibited, designed, and exe­c u ted by IC Grasett

Executed by A. Terry a n d H . F leming

Exhib ited and designed by A_ Romney Green, A. & C.

66 ARTS AND CHAFTS

274 MIRROR FRAMED JN OLD OAK, INLAID

WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL

278 SILVER SERVIETTE HING, SET WITH EMERALDS · ..

279 GOLD, SILVER, AND Fl~E OPAL NECK­LACE

280 S ILVER AND ENAMEL T OPAZ NECK­

LACE

28I SH.VER, OPAi_ AN D PEAR!. NECI<LACE

282 GOLD, SILVER AND CHRYSOPRASE

NECKLACE

Go1, p AND TOURMALINE PENDANT

GOLD, ENAM Ei_, AND PEARL PENDANT,

SET WITH STONES

Exhib i ted, d esigned , a nd exe­

cuted by A. Romney Green, A. &C.

Designed by W. A. \\"hite Executed by H. Humphreys

Designed a nd E xecuted by W. Hardima n

Designed by C. R Ash bee, A. & c.

Exec uted by C. Daniels

Designed by W . A. White Executed by\\'. Scur r

Des igned by\\'. A. \\'hite Executed by S id ney Sawyer

283 and 284 Designed by C. R . As hbel', A. & C. E xecuted by E. Viner

28Ci

288

Gol. D AND ENAMEL BRACELET

GOLD AND SILVER LION P ENDANT, DIAMONDS, OPALS, ETC.

SILVER BUCKLE WITH ENAMEL PO~IE­

GRANATES

SILVER AND ENAMEL BUCKLE, SET

WITH T OPAZ

SILVER AND ENAMEL BUCKLE, SET

WITH CARBUNCLES

Designed by A. Cameron Executed by \\'. l\larks

Designed by G. R Ash I.Jee, A. &C.

Executed by E. Vinl'r

Designed by 'v\'. Hardima n Executed by \\'. l\larks

288 and 289 D esigned by \V. A. White Executed b y Geo. H art

S ILVER PENDANT, SET WITli TOURMA- .

LINE

SILVER CHALICE AND PATEN, SET WITH CARBUNCLES

Designed by W. A. White Executed by C. Daniels

Designetl by W. A. White

Executed by J. Bailey

FINE ART BUILDING

SILVER] AM D1s11, WITH ENAMEL LID

293 SILVER FRUIT STAND, WITH ENAMEL PANELS

Designed liy W. A. White Executed by E. Toy

Designed by W. A. W hite Executed by 'vV. Marks

294 S ILVER CU P AND L ID, SET WITH

AMETHYST Designed by C . R. Ashbec, A. &C.

295 SILVER BUTTER D ISH, SET WITH Execu ted by H. He:vson

A~IETHYST Designed by W. A. White

Execu ted by E. Toy 296 SILVER SPOON D esigned by A. Cameron

Executed by H. Humphreys 297 SILVER AN D ENAMEL Box Designed and executed by G.

298 SILVER PEPPER POT, SET WITH CoR­NELIAN

299 StLVER PEPPER POT, SET WITH

Hart

AMETHYST Designed by C. R. Ashbee, A. &C.

Executed by E. Toy 300 SILVER PoT Designed b y VI/. A. White

Executed by G. Hart 301 SILVER ANO ENAMEL BUTTONS Designed by A. Cameron

Executed by C. Daniels 302 COPPER PLAQUE . . Designed anc.l executed by 'vV.

A. White 278-302 Exhibited by th e Guild o f Handicraft

303 SILVER BOWL AND COVER, SET WITH TURQUOISE AND LAPIS0 LAZULI

364 SILVER CUP 305 SILVER BOWL

300 PENDANT, SET WITH TURQ UOISE AND PEARLS

303-3o6 ,Exhibited, designed and executed by W . S. Hadaway, A. & C .

307 DESIGN OF MANTELPIECE FOR A HOUSE IN DussELDORF

317 NEEDLEWORK BOOK COVER

Exhibited and

320 THREE \\'mnNGS FOR R EPRODUCTION

lN SIR EDWARD BURNE-JONES' " FLOWER-BOOK"

Executed by George Frampton, R.A.

Exhibited and designed by Harrison Townsend

Designed by D ud ley Heath executed by Mrs. Dudley Heath

68 ARTS AND CRAFTS

32I CHRISTMAS GOSPEL, IN ITALICS 320 and 32I Exhibited, designed and executed by Graily Hewitt, A. & C.

322 SILVER ENAMEL PE~DANT LOCKET

323 SILVER AN'D PEARL PENDANT

324 SILVER, PEARL AND CAHBUNCLE NECK-LACE

325 SILVER AND OPAL PENDANT

3:l£5 GOLD, PEARL, AND OPAL PENDANT ..

327 GOLD, PEARL, AND 0PAI. PENDANT ..

328 SILVER REPOUSSE BUCKLE

330 SILVER H.EPOUSSE CARD TRAY

332 HANDWOVEN DORSAL HANGING FOR A SMALL ALTAR, VINE AND VlHEAT

DESIGN

333

334

HANDWOVEN CURTAINS, CLOVE AND ASTER DESIGN

HANDWOVEN Cu1nAIN MATERIAL,

Exhibited, designed, a ncl ex­ecuted by Jos. A. Hodel, A. & C.

Executed by Percy Hooper

MorrLJ; DESIGN, WITH BORDER Executed by Frank Harding 332-3H Exhibited and Designed by Luther Hooper

" lJN PICCOLO MAZETTO DEI FIORETTO DI SAN FRANCESCO

339 "Q. .HORATI FLACCI CARMINA AL­CATCA"

340 JEWEL Box, IN WATER GILDING WITH TEMPERA PANET.S

341 BLUE AND GOLD BURSE

342 BLU.E AND GOLD STOLE

343 GREEN AND GOLD ALMS-BAG

344 RED AND GOLD BROCADE, SYMBOLIC BORDER

Designed byC. H. St. J. Hornby and C. M. Gere, A. & C.

Executed byC. H.St. ].Hornby a nd E. Faulkner

Exhibited by C.H. St. J. Horn· by, A. & C.

Exhibited, designed and exe­cuted by C.H. St.]. Horn­by, A. &C.

Exhibited, designed and exe­cuted by Mary G. Houston

Executed by .Edmund Hunter, and St. Edmundsbury, Weavers

Exhibited and designed by Edmund Hunter, A. & C.

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345 GREEN SILK AND ALUMINIUM BRO­CADE, VINE INTERTWINE DESIGN

346 SILK DAMASK, IMPERIAL SHIELD DESIGN

347 PORTIERE, VINE INTERTWINE DESIGN

348 WOVEN TAPESTRY, .. THE FOREST ..

349 CHALICE VEIL

352 CARVING IN OAK, THE SHEEPFOLD . .

353 PLASTER CAST OF WooD . CARVING, THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT . . .

354 PLASTER CAST OF CARVED BooK COVER, .. THE TALE OF TROY." KELMSCOTT PRESS

355 EMBROIDERED COLLAR

364 SILVER ROSE BOWL

365 SILVER VASE

366 SILVER PUFF Box

367 SILVER CANDLESTICK

372 ILLUMINATED PAGE OF KEAT'S " ODE ON INDOLENCE "

375 WOOD ENGRAVING, THE LIMESTONE ROCK

376 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, THE SPANISH TOWER

377 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, THE BRIDGE ..

378 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, BOAT BUILDING

Executed by Edmund Hunter and St. Edmundsbury Weavers

Exhibited and designed by Edmund Hunter, A. & C.

., Exhibited, designed, and ex­

ecuted by G. Jack, A. & C.

Executed by Mrs. Jack Exhibited and designed by G.

Jack, A. & C.

Designed by B . Cuzner, A. & C. Execnted by E. C. Harris Exhibited by A. Edward Jones ,

A.&C. Designed a nd executed by E.

C. Harris Exhibited by A. Edward Jones,

A.&C. Exhibited, designed and exe­

cuted by A. Edward Jones. A. &C.

Executed by E . C. Harris Exhibited and designed by A.

Edward Jones, A. & C.

Exhibited, designed and exe­cuted by Fl!>rence Kings­ford, A. & C.

375-378 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Sydney Lee, A. & C.

70 ARTS AND CRAFTS

381 BRONZE CAN DLl(STICKS, ENAMELLED

382 BRASS BOWELS

383 NECKLAC1' TN S JLVl;R AN D CAR-BUNCLES

384 PLAIN GOBLET, IN l' LNE SLLVER

Designed hy f'ro[cssor W. H. Lethaby, A. & C.

E xecuted byB. Coldwell Exh ib ited liy Londgen & Co.

382-384 Exhib'hed, designed, a nd execu ted hy J. W. Marshall

3~5 SILVER LUSTRE VASE

386 RUBY L USTRE VASE

388 R UBY LUSTRE PANEL VASE, " PLOUGH­ING"

385-388 D esigned by Wal ter Crane, R.W.S., A . & C. Executed by A . F . Potter. Exh iuited by Maw & Co., Ltd.

391 CARPET

39 1 S ILK BROCADE

392 DESIGNS IN FABlll CS

393 PRLNTED CRETONNE

39i CARDINAL MANNING; FULL SIZE DETAIL OF DECORATION IN NEW CITY SESSION HOUSE, LONDON

595 SKETCH JJESJGN FOR DECORATION OF

P. AND 0. LJNER ' · MOOLTOON "

396 SKETCH DESIGN FOR DECORATION OF P. & 0. LINER "l\100LTOON"

397 DESIGN IN PASTEL !'OR A PROPOSED DECORATION OF A L IBRARY AT DAULTON, SOMERSET ..

Executed by \Vilson Bannock­burn

Exhibited and clesigned by Cecil l\fillar

Executed by Payne & Co. Exhibited and designed by Cecil

l\lillar

Exhibited , designed, and exe­cuted by Cecil l\Iillar

Executed by ] . Harrod Exhibited a nd designed by Cecil

Millar

Exhibited, design ed, and exe­cuted by Gerald l\Ioira

398 OvERM ANTLE IN OAK PANELLING Carpenter , J. Garrett

400 SILVER BROOCH, SET WHITE AND COLOURED PEARL

40 I SILVER AND GOLD NECKLET, SET WITH OPAL MATRIX

402 SILVER NECKl,ET, SET WITH WHITE AND COLOU RED PEARL

400-402 Exhibited, designed, and executed by J ohn \ V. Moore

..

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403 PANEL FOR SCREEN, FLOSS SILK ON SILK CANVAS ..

404 Cus1110N-Cov1rn. COUCHED WORK ON

Executed by May Morris and Maude Deacon

Exhibited and design ed by May Morris, A. & C.

WHITE VELVET Exhibited, · d esigned, and exe.

405 GOLD NECKLET, OPALS AND RUBIES WITH PEARL BANDS

4o6 NECKLET, EGYPTIAN PENDANTS, GOLD CHAIN, BEADS, ETC.

407 SILVER GIRDLE, PARCEL-GILT BUCKLE

cuted by May Morris, A &C.

SET WITH GARNETS, PEARLS, ETC. Executed by May Morris and A Byrne

408 405-407 Exhibited a nd designed by May l\lorris, A . & C.,

l\IAHOGANY DRAWING-ROOM CABINET,

4IO

411

412

413

4 14

INLAID SATIN WOODAN D EBONY

WOOL TAPESTRY HANGINGS

SILK AND \,\'ooI. DAMASK

SILK AN D LI NEN DAMASK

WooL TAPESTRY H ANGING

EMBOSSED UTRECHT VELVET

WALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAN D-BLOCKS, FRUIT DESIGN

WALL-PAPER, PRINTE D WITH HA ND­

BLOCKS, AUTUMN FLOWERS DE­SIGN

416 \VALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAND-

BLOCKS, WILD TULIP DESIGN . .

417 WALI,-PAPER, PRINTED WITN HAND­BLOCKS, ACANTHUS DESIGN

418 WALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAND­

BLOCKS, DAISY DESIGN, Inter­esting as the earliest design for Wall-Papers by Wm. M orris

4I9 HAND-BLOCKED PRINTED COTTONS (CHINTZES) . .

420 HAND-BLOCKED \VALL-PAPERS

Designed by George ] ack

Designed by William Morris, A. & C.

Designed b y William MorrIS,

A. & C., and W. H. Dear le

D esigned by Wm. Morris, A. & c.

408-420 Exhibited and executed by Morris & Co., Decorators, Lt ct .

72 ARTS AND CRAFTS

42 I HAMMERED COPPER PAUi BOWL

42 2 HAMMERED COPPER PALM BOWL

Designed and cxecu ted by J ohn Pearson

Designed and executed by John Pea,rson

421 and 422 Exhll1ited by i\lorris & Co., Decorators, Ltd.

I LLUSTRATIONS TO J. \V. i\fACKAlL'S "LIFE OF \VILLIAM MORRIS " ..

ILLUSTRATIONS FOR" THE HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS OF SHAKESPEARE'S COUNTRY" ..

428 NEEDLEWORK PANEL " i\{ORTE D' AR­THUR"

429 EMBROIDERED STOLE

Exhibited, (lcsigned, and cxc­

cu ted by R. l\for ton Nance, A. & C.

Exhibited and designed by

Edmund H. New, A. & C.

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by Eclmu ncl H. New A.&C.

428 and 429 Exhibi ted, clesignecl, and executed by i\lary J. Newill, A. & C.

430 BUCK!NGHA~ISHrnE L ACE BERTHE

43I BUCKING JI AMSIIIRE LACE COLI.A R

43 2 BUCK!NGllA~·ISH!RE LACE SCARF

.J.33 BUCKI NG l!AMSll IRJ; L ACE HA NDKER­CHIEF

430-433 Designed by :\l. R. I<~wley; executed by i\lcmbers of th e Nor th

B uckinghamshirn L ace Association; exhibited by the Nor th Buck­inghamsh ire Lace Associ;i,tion

436 L IMERICK I.,\CE

437 LIMERICK L ACI; SCARF

438

439 LIMERICK LACE FRILL"D 1?1c11u

436-439 Exh ib ited, designed, and executed by Mrs. Vere O'Brien

440 SILVER CHA LICE ..

.J.42 S il.VER P.\TEN

440-442 Exhibited, d esigned, and executed by \\'. Edward. l'arkinson, A.RC.A., Loncl.

443 CARVED H oirn AND SAPl' HIRE HAIR COMB

444 CARVED Ho1rn HAIR co~rn ... SEEDS OF MAPLE" ..

445 PAIR OF HAT-PINS, IN SILVER AND

SHELL, " HONESTY SEEDS "

I)

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446 GOLD FILIGREE PENDANT ..

443-446 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Fred Partridge

447 A CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES," BY

453

454

H.. L. STIWENSON

" No \NHIPl'E" (REPRINT OF ORIGINAL EDITION}, llY NICllOLAS BRE-

TON Executed by Alice Pattinson,

and Geo. Fisher 447 and 448 Exhibited and designed by Alice Pattinson, A. & C.

BOWL, LION AND ROSE

SMALL VASE, THE SEASONS Designed by Walter Crane, R.W.S. , A. & C.

Executed by Gordon M . Forsyth 455 PLAQUE rn ·LuSTRES, PEACOCK DESIGN

Designed by Walter Crane, R.W.S.

Executed by Gordon M. For­syth

4515 SPECIMENS OF LANCASTRIAN POT­TERY IN OPALASCENT, CURDLED,

CRYSTALLI NE AND !'LAMBE GLAZES Designed by \Vatter C ra ne ,

R. W.S., Lewis F. Day, A. & C., v\lill iam Bur ton and J ohn Chambers

Executed by E. Radford and H. Tunnicliffe

453-456 Exhibited by Pilking ton' s Tile and Pottery Co., Ltd.

507 THE AREOPAGIT!CA, BY JOHN MILTON

508

549

550

551

Executed by Lucien and Esther Pissarro; exhibited and designed by Lucien Pissarro, A. & C.

"THE DESCENT OF lSHTAR," BY DIANA WH ITE

SKETCH MODEL FOR FRIEZE FOR SHEF­FIELD TOWN HALL

Designed by D iana White

Executed by Lucien and Esther Pissaro

Exhibited by L ucien Pissaro

549 and 550 Exhibited, designed, and executed by F. W. Pomeroy, R.A., A.&C.

BRONZED COPPER CANDLESTICK Executed by R. LLB. Roth­bone, A. & C., assisted by Alfred H ughes

552 PAIR OF BRONZED COPPER CANDLE­STICKS Executed by Alfred Hughes

74 ARTS AND CRAFTS

554

555

SILVER NECKLACE AND PENDANT, GARNETS AND OPALS ..

GOLD PENDANT AND CHAIN, OPALS AND AMETHYSTS . .

554 and 555 Exhibited, c~signed, and executed by R. L . L. B. Rathbone, A. &C. ·

556

557

559

560

COPPER PROTOGRAPH FRAME

BRASS AND COPPER LETTER PLATE . .

S ILVER GILT F ILIGREE PEN;ANT, SET

• WITH A DARK BLUE STONE

SILVER FILIGREE PENDANT, SET WITH

A PALE BLUE STONE AND RIVER PEARLS

Exhibited, designed , and exe­

cuted by W. Reynolds Stephens

5 59 and ~60 Executed by C. Th orpe ; exhibited and designed b}· F. Robmson S.

561 "THE KNIGHT AND THE DRAGON,"

BOUND IN COLOURED VELLUM ..

562 "REMBRANT," BOUND IN COLOURED VELLUM

572 DECORATIVE PANEL, "FAIR ROSA­MUND"

573 PANEL IN INLAID AND INCISED Woon "PROSPERPINE" ,

574 PANEL IN INLAID AND INCISED \'VOOD .. THE MERMAIDS " •

Exhibited, designed, and exe­cuted by I. ] . Rowu tree

575 572-574 Exhibited, desig ned, and execu ted by Bernard S leigh

POEM BY ROBERT BROWNING

576

577 578

Gold uncial lettering

WRITTEN AND ILLUMINATED COPY OF

" T HE BEATITUDES " . On lamb-skin

SONNET TOG. F. WATTS

.. RECESSIONAL," WRITTEN AND ILLU­

MINATED

57 5-578 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Percy J. Smi th 579 MODERN LOVE AND OTHER POEMS. •

Bound in white sealskin, in laid and tooled

580 " THE CHRISTMAS CAROL " Bound in· brown sealskin

..

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•

HNE ART BUILDING 75

";\!1~~101HALs OF En. BuRNE-jONEs." Bound in Levant morocco Designed by Douglas B. Cock­

erell Executed by E. i\Iarch and W.

Ca Ilagan

579-581 Exhibited by W. H . Smith & Son

PORCELAIN PANEi, , "LA PnIERE"

PORCELAIN PANEL," CONSULTING THE ORACLE ..

582 a nd 583 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Leon V. Solon

FIRE SCREJ>N WITH CUT-WORK ON

585

586

LANGDALE LINEN

PANEL 1'011 PROPOSED \VHITE DRAW­

ING RooM (PAINTED IN TEMPERA) 1

' l\JORNING,,

ORI GINAL DESIGN FOR DECORATION, PAINTED ON WALL OF ROYAL AC1\UEMY, LONDON.,, AUTUMN ..

Executed by Mrs. E. M. Sout­hall

Exhibited ·and designed by

] oseph E. Southall

585 and 586 Exh ibited, designed, and executed by Harold Speed, A. & C.

587 COPPER REPOUSSE PLAQUE Designed by Clifford Spittle and

588 OAK CORNER CUPBOARD, INLAID WITH EDONY, IVITll I RON HINGES

590

S11, nm AND Go1.1> BROOCH, SET WITH STAR RUUY ..

Sil.VER CLOAK-CL1\SI', SET W!Tll MOSS A<;ATl;s AND SJ;l<l'ENTINE

591 IlELT-CJ,ASP, LAURADORITE IN SILVER SETTING

592 SILVER BELT-CLASP, WITH TWISTED WIRE ORNAMENT, AND SET W!Tll SMALL STONES

] . A. Dwan Exhibited and executed by Nor­

man and Ernest Spittle

Executed by E. J. Mini ham Exhibited and designed by

Charles Spooner, A. & C .

Executed by Thomas Collins Exhibited and designed by An­

nie Steen

590-592 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Annie Steen

593 i\l!RROR, IN CARVED AND GILDED WOOD FnAME Exhibited., designed, and exe­

cuted by F. Stuttig

ARTS AND CRAFTS

594 SKETCH DESIGN FOR SGRAFFITO DECO­

.RATION AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, MANCHESTER

BOWLS ..

DECORATIVE PA!'1EL JN S1:AINED AND GILDED GESSO, "SILVIA"

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by H eywood Sumner, A . &C.

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by Harry G . Theaker

649 LAPPET IN DEVONSHIRE PILLQ,W LACE Designed by Cecelia Keyes

CHI_NA BOWL, PAINTED UNDER GLAZE

CHINA BOWL, PAINTED UNDER GLAZE

Executed by Mary Anne Bart­lett

Exhibited by Miss Audrey Tre-velyan

653 and 654 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Thackeray Turner, A.&C.

655 NEEDLEWORK PANEL, " SWEET THAMES ..

656 ELECTROTYPE REPLICA OF HAND·

BEATEN AND REPOUSSE SILVER MACE OF THE CITY OF SHEFFIELD, COMMISSIONED BY Hrs GRACE THE DUKE OF NORFOLK

657 LILY VASE AND STAND IN 'BEATEN REPOUSSE SILVER

Designed by Walter Crane, R.W.S.

Exhibited and executed by Violet Turner

656 and 657 Designed and executed by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn C. E . Carr ·

Exhib .ted by kind permission of the Victoria and Albert Museum a uthorities

658 "OF GARDENS," BY LORD BACON ANEMONES AND BLUE TIT DESIGN

660

66I

"OF GARDENS," by LORD BACON. Illumination on vellum. Only six copies printed

.. OF GARDENS," BY LORD BACON,

IBIS AND PINKS DESIGN. Illumi­tion

"OF GARDENS," by LORD BACON,

TULIPS, POPPIES, VIOLETS AND BLUE FLOWERS DESIGN

/.)

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662 WlLL!AM l\IIORRIS' LECTURE, " AN ADDRESS," ETC., VINE AND PAR­TRIDGES DESIGN

WILLIAM MORRIS' LECTU RE, "ART AND ITS PRODUCERS, AND ARTS AND CRAFTS OF TO-DAY," SCAR­I.ET RUNNEllS AND BLUE AND llED Pl M !'ERNE!. DESIGN

667 BRASS DOUBLE INKSTAND

668 S11. v E1i HoT-WATEI! j uc

Two HAND-PAINTED TILES

Designed by C. F. A. Voysey

Execu ted by j esson Birkett & Co.

Exhibited by Muntzer & Son

Executed by Alfred Newey Exhibited and d esigned by C.

F. A. Voysey

666-669 Exhibited, designed, and executed by C. F. A. Voysey

670 IMPRESSIONS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES : PORTRAITS FROM OIL PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND PHO-TOGRAPllS

IM PRESSIONS Pl.ATES: VENUS,

FROM PHOTOGRAVURE

THE " ROKEBY " HY VELAZQUEZ, AND

OTll rm l'ICTURES

674 DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS PANEL, GODDESS OF AIR, SUIUWUNDED [IY BrnDs

677 PANEi. IN GLASS, GoODESS OF Arn, SUllROUNDED 13Y l!IRDS

Designed by the Painters whose Names are engraved o n the Plates

Executed by Emery Walker and

Assistants; principal As­sistan t, H. G. Williams

674-677 Exhibited, designed, a nd executed by Leonard Walker

679

680

68 1

683

" VERNIS MARTIN " Box . . Exhibited, designed, and exe-cuted by Mrs. Douglas Watson

Two-HANDLED EARTHENWARE BOWL

BLUE AND WHITE EARTHENWARE BOWL

EARTHENWARE BOWL (TWELVE

INCHES Designed and executed by Al­fred H. Powell, A. & C.

680-683 Exhibited by Josiah Wedgewood and Sons

ARTS AND CRAFTS

684 BRONZE BUST "STAR-GAZING"

688 " THE NEAREST GUARD... Bound in Niger Morocco, golU-tooled

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by L. Gwendolen Williams

Graciously lent by His l\lajesty the I<ing

Exhibited designed and exe­cuted by Nelly G. \Yoolrich

BRITISH FINE ART ANNEX-GENERAL BUILDING.

(OBJECTS OF ART WORKMANSHIP)

. The initials "A. & C." after the name of an Exhibitor indicate member­slup of ihe Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society.

2 LECTERN IN ENGl.ISH OAK

3

4

6

8

DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS, THE LORD IS MY SHEPHERD

DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS, LIFE OF ST. PAUL

PAIR OF FIRE DOGS

IRON TRIVET

Two-WAY CANDLESTICK IN "WROUGHT IRON

Exilibited, designed and exe­cuted by Joseph Armitage

Exhibited, designed and exe­cuted by Hugh Arnold

Designed by Edward Spencer Executed by \Valter Spencer and

Bertram Edwards

Desig~ed by Edward Spencer Execu·ted by Walter Spencer

6-8 Exhibited by the Artificers Guild

10 PANEL OF MEDMENHAM TILES Designed by Conrad Dressler,

A. &C. II FIGURE PANEL

I2

Executed by G. A. Crane aud Emily Marsh

10 and 11 Exhibited by The Art Pavements and Decorations, Ltd. SHIP PANEL CARVED IN ENGLISH OAK

' THE PINTA' . ' •

I7 ILLUSTRATION TO ENGLISH FAIRY TALES (D. NUTT) "]ACK WITH HIS INVISIBLE COAT ON " ·

I 8 ILLUSTRATION TO INDIAN FAIRY TALES (D. NUTT) "THE DEMON WITH THE MATTED HAIR " ..

Exhibited, designed antl exe­

cuted by W . Aumonier, A. &C.

' ~ I

,,

I9

3I

GENERAL BUILDING 79

lLl-USTRATION TO THE BOOK OF WONDER VOYAGES (D. Nun) .. THE l\l1L­LER OFHELL"

17-19 Exhibited, designed and executed by John D. Batten, A. & C.

S~IALL COFFEE SET, COMPRISING TRAY, CO FFEE-POT, MILK JUG, AND SUGAR VASE

32 CLOCK

33 PAIR OF CANDLESTICKS 31-33 Exhibited by \V. A. S. Benson & Co. Ltd.

50 COPPER LOVING-CUP Designed and executed by Rich­a rd J. Stubbington

51

52

56

57

61

62

66

68

CoPPER JuG

STEEL CASKET

\VINDOW, BEAUTY'S FATHER SURPRISED BY THE BEAST

\VrNDOW, \VrNE OF CmcE

SILVER FILIGREE BUTTONS ..

S t LVEI! FILIGREE BELT-CLASPS

Designed and Executed by Walter J. West

Designed and Executed by Thomas Wright

Designed aind Executed by Joseph Sanders

Designed and executed by Ida Kay

61 and 62 Designe<l and executed by H enry E. Chapman

SILVER FILIGREE HAT-PIN Designed and executed by John Trow

SILVER PENDANT . . Designed and executed by Rich-

an! J. S tubbington COPPER AND SILVER FILIGREE BUT-

TONS Designed aud executed by Wil-liam Marlow

COPPEii AND SILVER FILIGREE BROOCH Designed ancl executed by john H. Hanman

STEEL BUTTONS, DAMASCENED GOLD Designed and executed by Ber-

STEEL BELT-CLASP AND CHAIN, DAMAS­CENED GOLD

tram A. Hunt

Designed and exccu ted by Robert M. Catterson-Smith

69 STEEL Box, DAMASCENED GOLD AND SILVER Designed anti executed uy Lcwiq

Ins tone 70 COPPER Bl':AKER Designed and executed by

Robert M. Catterson-Smith 71 COPf'ER BOWL WITH COVER Designed and executed by Harry

A. Bunn

80 ARTS AND CRAFTS

72 COPPER BOWL, ORNAMENTED WITH

HEART-SHAPED TOOL-MARKS

7 3 COPPER BOWL, ORN°,4MENTED WITH

SIMPLE BORDER OF TOOL-MARKS

74 COPPER BOWL, CHASED ORNAMENT

75 COPPER BOWL, CHASED ~ITH FILIGREE

D esigned and executed by Al bert J. Brown

Designed ru1cl executed by Al­fred Deeley

Designed and executed by Robert C. Hatwell

. SPIRAL SCROLLS Designed and executed by Harry Rainsley

61-75 Exhibited by the Birmingham Municipal School for J ewellers and Silversmiths, under the Joint Management of the City Council and the Jewellers' and Silversmiths' Association-Head Master, Arthur J. Gaskin, A. & C.

83 PRINTING ON VELLUM, "MAY SONG," BY EDWARD ELGAR, FOR VIOLIN AND PIANO;

8 5 CUSHION COVER, HANDWOVEN

88 CUSHION CoVERS, HANDWOVEN

89 EGYPTIAN CANVAS CURTAINS, HAND­

WOVEN

90 CREAM CANVAS CURTAINS, HANDWOVEN

93 CARRIAGE RUG IN WOOL AND SILK,

HANDWOVEN

Designed by \'Valter Crane, A.&C.

Executed by W. H. Broome Wood Blocks cut by R. B. Lodge Exhibi ted by W. H. Broome

84-93 Exhibited, designed and executed by Charlotte Brown, A. & C.

96 POSTER, TASMANIAN APPLES

97 PAINTED FAN 96 and 97 exhibited, designed and executed by Arthur J. W. Burgess

99 BRACELET, IN SILVER AND MOTHER-OF-PEARL

IOO NECKLACE IN SILVER AND MOTHER­OF-PEARL

99 and 100 Exhibited, designed and executed by L. D. !:arro and M. Wilcock

IOI SILVER LOBSTER-CLAW SUGAR-TONGS

102 SILVER COFFEE SPOON IOI-I02 Executed by H. S. Brown and Francis Higgins. Exhibited and

designed by L. D. Carro and M. Wilcock

GENERAL B UlLl>INl; . ~I

IOJ LUSTRY. VASE

I04

!OS LUSTRJ; Bowr.

!06

107 TILES

I08 Smm NOTES ON BOOKS AND P~!NT­ING," by c. T. Jacobi, A. & r ...

I09 THE BIRMINGHAM ADDRESS. Golden

Type

I lO " THE ANCIENT HALLS OF THE CITY

GUILDS"

1 I I " EccE l\1uNDus,"

I I 3 POEMS BY ALFRED, LORD TENNYSON

114 THE POEMS OF JOHN KEATS. Two VOLS.

I I 5 " HANS HOLBEIN THE YOUNGER," by Gerald S. Davis

I 17 THE SONNETS OF WILLIAM SHAKES­

SPEARE

I 18 "THE 0RESTEIA OF 1ESCHYLUS."

II9

Special Greek Fount designed by Robert Proctor' ·

" UTOPIA," by Sir ~homas Moore

Designed by Owen Carter and · Clara Wright (deceased)

Executed by G. Holmes

Designed and execu te<I by Owen Carter. Io3-107 exhibited by Carter & Co .

William Morris

Illustrated by T. R. Way

T. J. Cobden-Sanderson

Illustrated by Eleanor F. Brick­dale

Reproductions by J. H. L. Hyatt

Illustrated by W. L. Bruckman 108- I 19 Exhibited, designed and executed by The Chiswick Press

I21

I22

I28

BRONZE CANDLESTICK Designed by William H. Pick

.. . SILVER ENTREE DISH AND COVER

121 -128 Exhibited and executed by Col­lins & Co.

I 30 PAIR OF l\foTHER OF-PEARL CANDLE:

STICKS

F

Executed by Miss M. Oliver Exhibited and designed by J.

Paul Cooper, A. & C.

82 ARTS J\ NJ) CHA FTS

135 SYMBOLIC FRIEZE 01' THE W'oRK 01' WALTER CRANE

r 36 SKETCH FOR A FR11':zt, , " DANCE OF THE FIVE SENSES"

139 ORIGINAL• DRAWlNG ·FOR "FLORA'S FEAST"

143

144 •

r45

149

150

151

ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR ~ERTIFICAT!t

ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR \~ALTER

CRANE'S PICTURE BOOK," BEAUTY AN!l THE BEAST "

"Puss IN Boors" and "VALENTINE D00RSON"

ORIGINAL DRAWINGS," CINDERELLA" P 1cTURE-BooK

ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, "SLEEPING BEAUTY," "BLUEBEARD," "His BABYSHIP," "Hrs BABYSHIP's THEATRE" ..

ORIGINAL DRAWING,"' ALADDIN"

154 PORTIERE, WORKED IN CREWELS, " COMING OF SPRING "

I 55 MODEL OF A SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE

I63 ALTAR PANEL, " MADONNA DELLA ROSA"

165

166

PAINTED BOWL, SCARLET RUNNERS

CHESS Box

Designed by \.\1alter Crane, R.W.S.

Executed by Mrs. J effree Exhibited by Mrs. Walter Crane

Exhibited, designed, and exe· cuted by Lionel Francis Crane

Exhibited, designed, and exe­cuted by Frances Darling· ton

170-17I

I65 and I66 Exhibited, designed, and executed by A. B. Donaldson

ROUGE FLAMBE VASES Executed by Dotrlton & Co. Ltd.

I 76 " Sr. MARGARET " Exhibited, designed, and exe­cuted by Edith Downing

178 PANEL OF EARLY MEDMENHAM TILES Executed by Miss Kate Hilles-den

Fireman, Mr. Samuel Todd Exhibited and designed by Con­

rad Dressler, A. & C.

' ..

GENERAL BUILDING

180 COLOURED RELIEF, HEAD 01' VIRGIN, AFTER FIUPP!NO LIPPI Exhibited, designed and exe·

cuted by Lilian Edmonds

I8I COLOURED RELIEF." THE SEA-GULL'S

BREAKFAST"

182 COLOURED RELIEF," THE MERMAID'S

SONG"

" Al>!ERICAN SHEAVES." Blue Morocco

WREN'S "PARENTALIA"

" MISS KILMANSEGG "

" OMER KHAYYAM "

" LAST RECORDS OF A 'COTSWOLD COMMUNITY"

SHELLEY'S" PROMETHEUS "

WORDSWORTH'S " ODE " ..

THE ANCIENT MARINER " ..

Designed by A. Power -Executed by Miss Power

"KING EDWARD VII. PRAYER BooK" Designed by C. R. Ashbee. A. &C.

Executed by E. Green 197 SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS. Bound in

oak boards

198 PSALTER. Bound in carved oak boards

201 "ENDEAVUOR." Bound in Levant..

202 Hoay's "CoURTIElR." Bound in red

203

210

Niger Designed by Miss A. Power Executed by A. Power ·

187-202 Exhibited by the Essex House Press

PLASTER, FRIEZE, THE VrNE Designed and executed by

SMOCKS FROM SIX COUNTIES IN ENGLAND, Viz. :-BUCKS., DoR-SET, Essi;x, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, SussEX AND KrrnT

Alexr. Raworth & G. R. Pitkethly

Exhibited by Fairholm Arts and

Crafts Studio riJ!.'

v ~

Exceute<l by A. Dew, l\'1. Glover, Agnes Lynch, Amy Norman, etc.

LINEN \oVORK-BAli IN SILK J\l'l'LIQUE Executed by lithe! Smith ··.,· 204-210 Exhibited by Fine Needlework Association for Crippled aml

Invalid Women and Girls

.

2I4

2I5

217

218

2 21

226

227

233

252

261

262

263

264

277

ARTS AND CRAFTS

FOUR-HANDLED BROWN }AR

FOUR-HANDLED GREE;1 j AR

GREEN VASE

GREEN }UG

EMBROIDERED BooK Covrm FOR

CHA UCER'S WOR!tS

Exhibited, designed , and exe­

cuted by E. B. Fishley

Exhibited, designe~ and executed by i\lrs. E. l{eginald Frampton

EMBROIDERED PORTIERE, REPRESENT-

ING I 6TH CENTURY SHIP

CLOCK CASE IN FISH-SKIN, STEEL AND

BRASS, SURMOUNTED WITH IVORY FIGURE

HANDWOVEN FABRIC IN S ILK AND WOOL

PANELS IN STAINED GLASS FOR A HALL

DooR, " MoTI.EYS "

fl PAN,,

"THE BuTTEI{ ll o us E. JJ1wc;~;:; "

"FoLKESTONE HARBOUO "~7oodcu(~

Designed by \"an. Breughel

Exhibi ted an<.l executed hy J\l.

\:Vinifride Freeman

Exhibited, designe<.l, aud e x e­

cuted by Richard Garbe

Exhibited, a nd designed , by

Annie Garnett, A. & C.

Exhibited and d esigned by Claire Gaudet

Executed by Messrs. G. and C. O'Neill

26 I-263 Exh ibited , designed, and executed h y L ouise i\l. Glazier

HAND-TUFTED RuG, LoTus DESIGN Executed by Hebecca Fann ing

DESIGN 1'01{ J\!E~IORI AL CUP, FOR

PRESENTATION TO H.i\l. KING

EDWARD VII., BY BENCHERS OF MIDDLE TirnPLE

Et.ECTRIC-LIGHT PENDANT

E1.ECTRIC LIGHT PENDANT

HANDWOVEN LINEN TABl.EC!.OTll

and Mary Burke

Exhibited a nd d esigned by Evelyn Gleeson

Designed and execu ted by C. H. Ashbee, A. & ~.

Designed by C. R. 1\ shbee, A.&C.

Executed by \V. Thornton and i\. Cameron

309 · HANDWOVEN SrnEBOA1w C1.0T11 Executed by Amy While

Designed by-Godfrey l3loul Executed by Edith Hill

GENERAL BUILOrNG

3 IO HANDWOVEN TABLE CENTRES Designed by Godfrey Blout

Executed by Nellie Renmeut 31 I

3 I 2

313

3 15

316

318

3 19

329

33I

HANDWOVEN COTTON APRON Designed and executed by l\J.

Wright HANDWOVEN LINEN CHAIR COVER Designed by Catherine Jones

Executed by Nellie Renment HANDWOVEN COTTON Cov1m Designed and executed by Lily

Claridge.

308-3I3 Exhibited by the Haslemere Weaving Industry SONNETS OF S HAKESPEARE, BOUND IN

GREEN MOROCCO

OAK \VARJ)ROBE, INLAllJ WITH EBONY AND HOLLY

DESIGN FOR lEsop's FABLE, .. TmE HARE AND THE TORTOISE"

PILLOW-COVER

SILVER KNIFE, FORK, AND SPOON

HAND- KNOTTED CARPET, HEARTS­

l•:ASE AND lku1rnEu. D1,s1GN

Designed by L . Hay-Cooper

Exhibited and executed by L.

Hay-Cooper and S. Barnard

Designed by Ambrose Heal, Jun., A. & C.

Exhibited and executed by Heal and Son

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by Dudley Heath Designed by Rudolph Hel!wag

Exhibited and executed by Annie Hellwag

Exhibited. designed, and exe­

c uted by J. A . Hodel, A, & C.

335 PRAYE!l BOO K, BOUND IN CALF-SKIN

E~lllROI DEREI) APPLIQUE B1·:D-S!'llEAD

Executed by Daisy Farminea11

and Florence White

337

350

35 1

E~ll.IROIDERED CHAMOIS LEATllEH BAG

335-337 Exhibited , designed, m1d executed by Florence S. Hornblower CARTOON FOR Po1n10N OF STAINED

GLASS WINDOW, "Sr. Peter" ..

CARTOON !'Oil PORTION OF STAINED

GLASS \.VtNDow, "C1rn1srus DOM!NUS ....

350 <u1d~35 I Exhibited, d esigned , and executed by Selwyn~ Image, A. & C.

356 WAI- t-PAPER, 0 1i 1\NGE TREE DESIGN Designed by Walter Crnn~. R. W.S., A. & C.

Executed by ] effrey & Co.,

:mder the direction of lllet­ford \Varner, A. & C.

86 ARTS AND CRAFTS

357 \NALL-PAPl-:R, PRINTED IN LACQUERS ON MllTAL GROUND

EMBOSSED LEATHER PAPER, " ABER­CORN ''

359 \VALL-PAPER, PRINTED IN TAPESTRY COLOURS" JACOBITE"

360• \•VALL-PAPER," MAY-DAY"

Designed by Lewis F. Day, A.&C.

Executed by Jeffrey & Co. under the direction of Met­ford Warner, A.' & C.

Designed by Heywood Sumner, A&C.

Executed by J effrey & Co., under the Direction of Met­fo_d Warner

361 WAu,-PAPER, "RAMBLER RosE" . . Designed by George Walton

Executed by Jeffrey & Co .. under the direction of Met-ford Warner

362 WALL-PAPER," DAISY" ..

363 vVALL-PAPER, "LAVENDER AND ROSES"

368 PEWTER TRAY

Designed by A. F. Vigers, A. & C Executed by Jeffrey & Co.,

under the direction of Met­ford Warner, A. & C.

356-363 E;xhibited by Jeffrey & Co.

Designed by H. J. Maryon Executed by Matthew Arm-

strong

369-370 S1LvEn SPOONS Designed by M. D . Carpenter Executed by Robert Temple

37 1 S1LvEn SuGAn BOWL Designed by Mrs. Rawnsley Executed by Robert Temple

368-37I Exh ibited by Kelswick School of Industrial Arts

373 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, THE STEPPING STONES

374 WOODCUT IN CoLOURS, WITH WIND AND TIDE

373 and 374 Exhibited, designed, and execnted by Eth~! Kirkpatrick

379 W1wuGHT-lRON Furn DoGs AND <;:noss BAR, WITH BRASS UALLs.1 . .

.~80 WHOUGHT-llWN ,Furn llASKET

. 379 and 380 Designed by H. Longden, A . & C., and execu led by J. Clt~cas 387 RUBY LusrnE VASE .. Executed by Maw & Co. Ltd.

Exhibited by Longden & Co.

I

' •· '1 - I

:

t;i•

ca·:NERAJ. fl Utl.lJI Nt;

399 INDI AN J{osi>WOOI> ANU COPPEI<

Executed by A. Auslcad Exhibited and designed

G:-ie l<tuo r-1 eo liy

CAND1.ESTJCK, WITH CHlffSOPRASE Copper work hy Evelyn Hick­mann

Exhibited, desig ned, a nd executed by Muriel l\foller, A. & C.

426 PEN DRAWINGS FOR ILLUSTRATIONS TO PAUi, BounGTn's" OXFORD" Exhibited and executed by

Edmund H . New, A. & C.

427 FHA~m OF Boo KPl.ATl;s Exhibited and designed by

434 CHJ1_u 's FROCK, SMOCKED AND EM­BROIDERED IN GREP.N FLAX

Edmund H. New, A. & C.

THREAD, " IVYJ.EAJ'" Exhibited, designed, a nd exe-

435 C1111. D's FROCK, SMOCKED AND EM-BROIDEREO BLUJ~" J~OSE"

4I I COPPER CREAM j UG

449 PEASANT TAPESTRY, "VINE AND J AR PANEi-"

450 RosE TREE CURTAIN IN PEASANT TAPESTRY .. DUXHURST"

45 I HANDWOVEN PILE RUG

cuted by Mrs. Vere O'Brien

Exhibited, designed, and exe­cuted by Eclward Parki11So11, A.R.C.A., London

Designed by Godfrey Blount Executed by the Members of

the Society

449-451 Exhibited by the Peasant Arts Society

452 \'ASE, THE HESPERIDES ..

4>6-505 SPECIMENS OF LANCASTRIAN POT­TERY IN OPALESCENT, CURDLED, CRYSTALLINE, AND FLAMBE GLAZES Designed by vValter Crane,

R.W.S., Lewis F. Day, A. & C., Willi<Lm Burton and John Chambers

Executed by E. Radford and R. Tunniclif!e

452-505 Exhibited by Pilkington's Tile and Pottery Co., Ltd.

5o6 AN ACCOUNT OF THE ERAZNY PRESS, ETC., BY T. S. MOORE

509 " CHRISTABEL," inc .. BY s. T. C01.1£­RIDGE

5IO So~IE OLD FRENCH AND ENGLISH . BALLADS

~w~~----------------..................... ____.. ·88

ARTS AND CHAFTS

511 SONGS, BY BEN j ON SON Excculcd by Lucien and Esther

Pissarro 5o6-5u Exhi.bited and designed by Lucien Pissarro

5I2-517 SILVER-MOUNTED DECANTERS Exhibited and designed by

] am es Powell & Sons Executed by T. j. Avery, H.

518 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP

519-528 SPECIMENS OF BLOWN ANt> EN-GRAVED VASES I

529 STRkW OPAL TAZZA

530-539 SPECIMENS OF RIBBED GLASS

540 HOCK GLASS

54I-544 S°PECIMENS OF CUT GLASS

545- 547 RIBBED DECANTERS AND STOP· PERS

548 WROUGHT-IRON STAND, WITH GLASS BASKET

Hart, T. Smith, and E. R. Wills

553 BRONZED COPPER ]uG Executed by Allred Hughes and

T. Pemberton

558 TEA-COSY Exhibited and designed by R. LLB. Rathbone, A. & C.

Exhibited, designed and executed by W. Reynolds-Stephens, A . & C. 563 CHAUCER'S "CANTERBURY TALES,"

BOUND IN NIGER MOROCCO

Exhibited, designed, and executed by Irma J. Rowntree 570 DEliIGN FOR PRINTED VELVET, BEAST

AND BIRDS . .

57I DESIGN FOR PRINTED LINEN, TREES AND TRELLIS

570 and 57I Exhibited, designed, and executed by Rex and Harry Silve1· 595 DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS" HEARD

MELODIES ARE SWEET "

608-616 VASES

6I8-6I9 BOWLS

638 CADDIES

646 POT PURI

Exhibited, designed, and exe­

cuted by Ed. Ingram Taylor

Executed by W. Howson Tay­lor, W. Forrester and E. Boswell

608-646 Exhibited and designed by W. Howson Taylor, . A. & • C.

GENERAL BUILDING 89

PRINTED LINENS AND CRETONNES

PRINTE D Ll.NENS, CRETONNES AND

TAFJ>ETAS Designed by Lewis F. Day 650 and 65 1 Exhibited and executed by Turnbull and Stockdale, Ltd.

PLASTER PANEL, " RABBITS" Exhibited by L. A. Turner

DESIGN FOR PRINTED COTTON, PINK ~IAY, CORNFLOWER, AND COLUM-DINE DESIGN

DESIGN l'OR 'NALL-PAPER, " THE BRAY"

Exhibited, designed and exe­cutecl by Allen F. Vigers, A. & C.

666 ALUMINIUM CLOCK Executed by Harold Tingey

Exhibited and designed by C.

672 IMPRESSIONS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES : PORTRAITS OF SHAKES­PEARE AND SOME OF HIS CON· TE~I PORARIES, EACll FROM THE ORIGINAL PORTRAIT

67 3 h11•1rnss10NS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES MADE FROM PEN AND INK DRAWINGS

F. A. Voysey

Designed by the Painters, whose names, where known, are Engraved on the Plates

Executed by Emery Walker and Assistants. P rincipal As-sistant H. G. Williams

Designed IJy L. Leslie Brook<!, Walter Crane, R.W.S., Al­fred Parsons, A. H .. A., A. i\J. Poynter, and others

Executed by Emery \Nalker and Assistants. Principal As-

(>70·(>7.l DESl(jN FOR CllURCll WINDOW, ST.

sistant , I I. G. Williams Exhibi ted by E rncry Walker

PAUi. AND ST. PETER ..

676 DESIGN FOH DOMESTIC GLASS

678 DESIGNS !'OR CARDS OF GIU::ETINGS (STENCILS)

682 CIRCULAR EARTllEN\\",\RE PLAQUE

Exhibited, designed, and ex~­cu ted by Leonard vValker

Exhibited, d esigned, and exe­cuted by C. Alban Wallis

Designed and executed by Alfred H. Powell

Exhibited by Josiah Wedg-

90 ARTS AND CRAFTS

685 ALTAR CROSS I N HAMMEHED BRONZE

ENAMEi-

686 DES IGN FOH i\lADHAS i\JUSLTN , CO L UM·

Excculccl by J ohn Williams and D . W. E vans

Exhibited an d designed by John Williams

BJN.E AND HONEYS UCKLE D ESI GN Exhibited, d esigned , and exe­cuted by George Wilson

687 ZODIAC BELT CLOlSONNE ENAMEL ON

COPPEH

INDEX.

COLONIAL ART SECTION

BRITISH GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT-

OIL PAINTlNGS -

WATER COLOURS .

i\llNIAT URES

E xhibited, designed, and exe· cuted by E. C. Woodward

P AGE

3

13

2 1

29

VH.AWINGS, E TCHINGS ANV ENGRAVINGS 33

SCULPTURE 45

ARCHITECTURE - 49

ARTS AND CRAFTS 58