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.{ FINE ART SECTION
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~ To have a " WATERHEAT," or" PERFECTION " .· FINE ART. l319~i:JA COOKER Jo·~ - Coo... COLONIAL ART SECTION . .::.:::~ 0 0 o;....> The following list comprises exhibits of Oils, Water Colours and Black'ancl .,,~ :::s J. White of the Artists of the Common wealth of Australasia a n d New Zealand . • 0 For reference the following initials a re placed agains t ever y artist's name, in - "'J> order tha t the public may be a ble to differentiate between the various Societies. < Auckland (A) Nelson (S) South Australia (S.A.) m Canterbury (C.) Otago (0) Victoria (V.) New South Wales (N.S.W.) Q ueensland (Q-) Wellington (W.) "'r- s . d . ~ £ O" I I RIS F. W . Lee (C.) 6 0 0 .....:::s 0 .2 AUTUMN J. A. T opliss (S.) 3 10 0 0 c 3 EARLY AUTUMN C. Satchell (S.) 2 2 0 .:::: ":s ·-~ 4 MORNING MISTS, LAKI; HAYES F. B rookesmith (0.) . 40 0 0 -I 5 A GLEAM OF SUNSHINE, AKAROA -· HEADS John Gibb (C). 3 6 PORTRAIT J- F . Scott (vV) CD 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.)
A FEW c Cheap in Use, a Reliable Worker t 14 A R EVERIE .. A. E . Abbot t (C.) I5 l 0 5 Kitchen Kept Cool, Convenient, ' 15 HOP PICKING J. A. T opliss (S.) 0 No Dust or Dirt, Simple, J 5 GOOD POINTS 16 AFTERNOON ] . Lawson Balfour (C.) . . 0 Always Ready at Your· Bidding. t 7 7 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 CHRISTCHURCH GAS CO. LTDm, I9 THE BANKS OF THE A VON W. M. Gibb (C.) t x hibition Stand: No. A4 (oppos ite Strange & Co., 20 MUSKET L . J. Steele (A.) 150 0 0 and just South of Main Entrance). 2I A SURREY BARN W . A. Bowring (C.) 5 0 SHOWROOMS . . 158-160 WORCESTER .STREET. 22:;_tPOOL AT NEW BRIGHTON \Y. M. G ibb (C.) 0 4 COLONIAL ART SECTION F INE' ART GALLERY £ s. d. .., 5 I £ s. d . G. E . Butler (W.) 0 23 THE POND -6o SUNRISE, After a Stormy Night T. L. Drummond (A.) 20 0 0 Sydney L. Thompson (C. ) 52 IO o 6I PORT CHALMERS, 24 SPRING G. W. Carrington I5 I 5 0 E.W. Christmas (W.) .. 62 25 PACIFIC, Wellington Heads THE LAT!! RT. HON. R. J. SEDDON W. A. Bowring (C.) 10s 0 0 Low TIDE Mary A. L H artley (0.) 2 10 o 63 LAKE MANAPOURI, NEW ZEALAND z6 J . M. Madden (C.) 63 0 0 27 TERHAJ
202 AN ALIEN TN AUSTHAl, lA H. G. Rivers IQ.) 52 10 0 2
257 TAYLER BAY: £ s. d. FINE ART GALLERY .11 C. E. S . Tindall (N.S.W.) IO IO 0 £ 5. d. 258 MOUNT COOK Charles N. Worsley (C.) 78 IS 0 INTERIOR OF ST. ANPREWS Miss i\'I. King ( ~.S .W.) 259 SHOWJ;:RY DUSK 3 3 ° E. FitzGer ald (N.S.W.) 52 IO 0 SKETCH OF A CownoY J. A. Crisp (N.S.W ..) 260 ON ARTHUR'S PASS 3 3 ° A. W. Walsh (C.) Eucmrn Al ice Hambriclge (S.A.) · · IO 10 0 26I THE WHITE Cow s 0 D. 'K. Richmond (W.) . • Tim RAIN IS ON Tim l{lVElt J. M. Tait (N.S.\•V.) 6 G o 262 A CAPRI VILLA 15 15 0 M. 0. S toddart (C.) 0 MunAL IJECORATION Portia Geach (V.) 40 0 0 263 LEA YING MOORING C. E. S. Tinda ll (N.S.W.) Procession of the Hours . 264 2 1 0 0 0HAU BLUFF, KAIKOURA SHIPPING IN PORT L. H. H owie (S.A. ) A. W. Walsh (C.) 0 3 3 ° 265 CANAL, VENICE M. 0. Stoddart (C.) · OLD B IHDCE, B RI DGEWATER, S. 5 0 266 A~ OLD GARDEN AUSTRALIA E. Millicent Barnes (S,A.) 6 G o Mabel Hill (0.) 2I 0 0 267 SMOKERS 0 300 PORTRAIT OF A BOY A . Mcintosh . . 0 ]. M. Auld (N.S.W.) 15 rs 0 268 CANAr. DoRDRECHT, HOLLAND ]01 PRINCE'S BRIDGE Miss Dora L. Wilson (V.) 0 Mis~ ·E. M. Paterson 9 0 0 269 GOING T OWARDS THE HILLS, JO:! R EDCLIFl!E POINT, MORETON 2\.KAROA BAY, QUEENSLAND ]. Mayall Hobday (Q.) 3 3 0 M. ] . R ogers (C.) 6 6; -0 KNARLED GUMS, YARRA BAY .. 303 THE ENCORE F. Brooksmith (0.) Wm. Heron (N.S.W.) 15 15 0 STUDY IN RED CHALK 304 A MELBOUR''E L ANE ]. C. A. Traill (V.) 0 Miss Alice Bryant (0.) 2l 0 0 INTERIOR OF Sr. MARK'S, Orig inal Etching . VENICE, ITALY Mrs. F. E. Eggar (Q. ) WATERHOI.E AT YURONGPILL Y, 4 4 0 273 THE PRIORY, foNA, 9TH CEN- NEAil BRISBANE · · J. Mayall Hobday (Q.) 2 2 0 M. C. Cho mley TURY Miss E. M. Paterson 8 0 0 3o6 ARCH ITECTU RAi. STUDY OLD COTTAGES, BECCLES M. 0. Stoddart (C.) I N 1-!ANHDORI'. s. AL'STRALIA .. E. Millicent Barnes (S.A.) 6 6 0 5 5 0 307 THE FISHERMAN'S NET A. w. Walsh (C.) SAPLINGS E thel Bloxa111 (S.A.) 3 3 0 6 6 0 308 STORM CLOUDS, BLYTHBURGJJ, 30<1 UN Dim THE HEn LAMP M. Cooke (S.) . · 10 10 0 SuF~O L K M. 0. S todda rt (C.) 0 310 N.Z. LAKE SCENJ;_ Bertha Maguire (W.) 277 0LD HARBOUR, DORDRECHT, Tirn So1.E ~IN S ILENT EvENING HoLr.AND Miss E. M. Paterson 3 11 IO 0 0 H OUR W. T. Butler (N.S.\ o\7 . ) 3 3 ·278 A STIFI! BREEZE, NEW B RIG HTON R. A. Gill (C.) . . ° 2 1 0 0 NE.~R GUIU'ORD, SURREY A . J. Hanson (N.S.W.) 8 8 0 279 AUTUMN L . E. Baird (W.) 6 6 0 A i\ IAOR I Ho~rn Charles N . 'vVorsley (C.) 21 0 0 280 THE SHEIKH M. Cooke (S.) .. IO IO 0 Charles N. Worsley (C.) IO 10 0 281 l N THE 0TIR A VALLEY THE SWAMP, N EW BRIGHTON M. Menzies Gibb (C. ) 282 SUNSHINE AN D R AIN, PELORUS SPRING IN THE SLUMS, GRANADA Miss K. Hallet t (C.) SOUND .. A . W. Walsh (C.) 6 6 0 283 01! THE MOUNTAIN, ROCK AND PORT VECCHIO, F1.0RENCE G. E lla Adams (W.) RIVER .. 316 3 3 ° A. W. Walsh (C.) 10 10 0 6 6 0 284 317 THE AVON, CHRISTCHURCH R A. Gill (C.). · CHASING A BUTTERFLY J a ne Sutherla nd (V.) 5 5 0 3 18 NELSON John H. Nicholson (S. ) 3 IO 0 285 MINIATURES ON I VORY Mrs. Ada Whiting (V.) ea. IO 10 0 RUSSELL, BAY OF ISLANDS Ch a.~. N. W orsley (C.) 52 IO 0 286 I N AUTUMN 319 F. M. Castle (S.A.) 2 2 0 320 A Brr OF N .Z . Bus 11 Mah. Hill CO.) 15 I 5 0 287 THE LAUN DRY ]. C. Traill 0 A TROUT STREA~I R. A. Gill (C.) 21 0 0 288 KITTENS THREE 321 Mary A. Overbury (S.A). I II 6 A STORMY DAY A . W . Walsh (C.) 0 289 322 PORTRAIT .. R ose A. Walker (V.) 3 3 0 Raymond A. Mcintyre (C.) 290 323 GEORGE STREET, DUNEDIN 4 4 ° A BRISBANE STREET H. B. H a rrison (Q.) 5 0 ]. w. T r is tram (N.S.W .) 10 10 0 291 324 THE SQUALL THE WENSOME P. R. Presants (C.) HARVEST FIELD J. Balfour (C.) 21 ~- 0 0 292 CHARACTER STUD!E> . . A. Rosebray (N.S.W.) ·; 5 0 GOLD AND RED, VENICE M iss Paterson .. 9 0 0 THE POINT, KAIKOURA A. W. Walsh (C.) 0 12 COLONI AL ART SECTION I.) /, s. d. 328 DAWN ]. Rogers (C.) 2 2 0 329 0TIRA GORGE, EVENING Chas. W orsley (C.) IO IO 0 330 LAKE SCENE Bertha Macquire (W.) BRITISH GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT. 331 CHRYSANTHEMUMS Miss Ione Bennet t (N.s·.w.) 332 CLOUD1('" DAY Myrtle Lawrence (V.) I I I 6 333 HAGLEY PARK, GHRISTOHURCH OIL PAINTINGS. C. Packer (C.) . . 2 2 0 334 WHEALBUL HILL, ENGLAND M. ]. Rogers (C.) 8 8 0 335 SAND HILLS H . Hawker (C.) 2 2 I) FINE ART BUILDING. 336 FLORENCE .. E lla Ad am s ( W .) 3 3 0 337 UiV>ITIED AND ALONE b ,, Chas. N . Worsley (C.) 36 I5 0 RETURN OF THE H ERRING FI.EET Allan. Robert 'vV. , R.w.s . 338 DIAMOND LAKE ] . Nicholsen (S.) 3 IO 0 '.' P ORTRAIT OF J\[RS . ROLAND HILL, 1-IER 339 OCEAN BEACH SON AND DAUGHTER Alma-Tadema, Sir Lawrence, F. Brooksmith (0.) 4 0 0 340 ON ~HE TAIERI PLAINS O.M., R.A. :Mrs. Woodhouse (0.), 3 3 0 STUDY 3 ROMAN INTERIOR .. 34I A. E. Rosebray (N.S.W.) 342-350 BLACK AND WHITE SKETCHES ) . 4 THE FrnsT EAR-RINGS Alma·Tadema, Lady W. A. Bowring (C.) ea. 3 3 0 35I DARBY AND JOAN 5 THE SCOTTISH BORDERLAND A umonier , ]., R.I., M.E. L. H. Booth (C.) 5 0 3.S2 THE ROLLING CLOUD 6 Tim HOMAGE G1v1NG IN \\'Esnn NSTER G. W. Hirst (N.S. W.) 10 IO 0 AflDEY AT Tim Co1WNATION or- 353 CRAYON STUDY I<1NG EDWARD VII.. Bacon , J ohn H enry F., A.R.A. A. Crisp (V.) .. 3 0 0 354 YE BUSH TREE I NN .. ]. C. Traill (V.) () 15 0 7 THE \VEEPING ASH Bate, F rancis, Hon. Sec., N.E.A.c 35~ P ORTRAIT OF LATE J. M. NAIRN 8 T1m SANCTUARY IN THE (ERTOSA DI Mabel Hill (0.) 30 0 0 PAVIA Bayliss, Sir ·wyke, P.R.B.A. (de ceased) 9 A SAUTON LEAP ON THE TUMMEL, " LEST WE FORGET PERTHSHIRE, SCOTLAND Beattie-Brown, Wm., R.S.A . ' WE SAY IT YET." I O RlCl!MOND, YORKSHIRE Bellingham-Smith, H., N. E.A.C . ·~ I I MOONRISE ON THE LAGOON, VENICE Bowen, Lota I 2 AFTER THE STOR~I .. Bramley, Frank, A.R.A. . I 3 PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST Brock, Edmond ~~ I4 THE QUIET Houn-ScENE TN NOR- MANDY Brock, vVilliam 15 Tim BYWAY Brown, Arnesby, A.R.A. I6 RANNOCH !VfoOR, SCOTL1\ND Brown, A. IC, A.R.S.A., R.s. w. I 7 SEPTEMBER IN A RRAN, SCOTLAND ) I8 SUNNY HOURS Brown, T . Austen, A.R.S.A. I9 THE GIPSY FORTUNE TELLER Bundy, Edgar, R.I. ,~ ~ 0 "' 20 ON THE REEF Burgess, Arthur J. vV. ZI PORTRAIT OF G. F. WATTS, O.M., R.A., 224 HIGH ST., AT 'v\lonK ON HIS COLOSSAT, EQUES- TRIAN STATUE," VTTAL ENERGY.. Burne- Jones, Sir Philip, BART. \~~· 22 A STREET IN Asor.o-the town near Venice where R obert Browning lived, a nd which he immorta lized For Solid Value in Boots: in " Pippa Passes " B urne-] ones, Sir Philip, BART. 01L PAINTINGS F!!\E :\RT BU1LDI NG 15 23 "]OIE DE V1v1m" B yles, \V. H ounsom , R.B.A. 49 TH E J .ESSO N 24 PLAY Calderon, .w . Frank Dodd, Francis, N.E. A.c. 50 CALM l\ IORNIJ\G ON THE. H IVE!! CLYDE 25 THE BRIDE Cameron. D. Y., A.R.S.A .. A. R.w.s. Downie, Patrick, n.s.w. 51 THE F OAM SPRITE 26 BROTHER AND SISTER Cameron, Hngh, R.S.A. Draper, Herbert 52 Tim :i\ln.LER's i\lEADow 27 ANCIENT RAMPARTS Charles, James E ast, Alfred, A.R.A., l'.R.D.A. J\( CASTl.. E IN SPAIN 28 THE END 0 0F A GLORIOUS REIGN-THE (;: 53 Emanuel, Frank L . FUNERAL PROCESSION OF QUEEN 54 READING TllE L ETTE R Faed , T,. R.A. (d eceased ) VICTORIA PASSING Sr. ]AMES' A Vmw OF \YINDSOR CASTLE 'AND PALACE, :md February, 1901 Charlton. John 55 ROM NEY L OCK F anner, Alice, N.1:: .A. C. 29 RETURN FROM Cun HUNTING'" 56 L A PICARDIE-Early J\Jorning PWMS Chowne, Gerard, N.E.A. C. 30 57 S UNRISE. ON TH E PEHTHSHll{E l\loons Farquharson , David, A.R. A., 31 T~E FAIRY RING Christie, .Tam es E lder A.R.S.A. 32 Fl.ORA AND ZEPHYR Christie, R obert 58 'J'm:; lJPI.ANUS OF (OIHi\\'Al.I., NEAR 33 TH!;> R ICKYARD-WINTER Clausen, George, A.R.A., H. w .s. LAND'S END .. 34 FISHING IN WHARFE, YORKSHIRE Cole, Rex Vica t, R.B.A. 59 E VE NING ON l.oc;11 D u1c;11 F arquharson, J oseph, .\ .R. A. 35 f PORTRAIT OF THE HIGHT HON. :i1· J. 6o RAVEl..LO - SEDDON, P.c ., LL.D. , Premier of N ew Zealand from 1893 to 19o6. Cole, P . T ennyson 61 A SQUARE IN CADJz- l\I oonlighl Fergusson, john D., R.13.A. B orn at E ccles ton, near St. • 6 2 W ATJm l\I EA DOIVS IN SPHJNG Fisher, Mark Helens, Lancashire, England, 1845; died on board S.S. Oswes- 63 J\1y LA DY'S T o11..El"fE Fisher, S. Melton try Grange in Aus tralian waters, 64 H EAD OF A GIRL . . Forbes, Stanhope A., A.R. A. June 10th, 19o6. "To God' s own country" were his last words. 65 EAJU. y A lJTU~ I N IN TllE SCOTTISH (From sittings given in · L ondon. H !Giil.ANDS F ord, Wolfram Onslow Copyright strictly reserved). 66 E VENI NG PHAYER Frith, V..1• P ., H.R.A., H.11. n.A. 36 THE PRODIGAL D AUGHTER Collier, Hon. John 67 T1rn H o1.v HocK B ENEATH THE Do~m 37 THE HARDOUR·BAR, ST. IVEs BAY, OF TllE l\I 05QUF. OF OMAR Fulley lov e, Tohn . R.I. CORNWALL . . Cooper, Byron ThC' Hock is said lo be the "Though moonlight a id, or darkness whelm, site of the Grea t Altai of B urnt Still shines man's altruis tic light OJl crings in t he Temple. In Athwal't the lonely harbour-b:u." Christian tim('s the Altar of the Crusaders s tood upon the upper 38 A GOAT GIRL Gorbet, Edith R idley Jey e] t o the left (C'as t). The PORTSOY HARBOUR, SCOTLAND Coventry, R.M.G., A.R.S.A. , ILS.w. small cl o mecl lower al the soulh 39 \\'est corner within lh(' p ale en 40 AN ARISTOCRAT ANSWERING TO THE closes a depression in the rock SUMMONS TO EXECUTION, PARIS, called the F ont p1 int of Mo· 1792 Cowper, Frank Cadogan, A.R.w.s hamm~ tl. The Gothic .'\l'ch near the p i('r to the left spans the 41 THE CONQUERORS Crane, Walter, n.w.s . doorway leading down lo the 42 FUNERAL OF HER LATE MAJESTY cave b elow the H oly Rocle QUEEN VICTORIA Crofts, Ernest, R.A. l ~ fl 68 A UTU~IN, \'VEST HIGHLANDS, SCCTLAND Fulton, David, R.S.W. A scen e in the Ayles- ~ 43 SUMMERTIME. f.9 tone Meadows, Leicestershire Davies, Edward, R.I. " C'EST L'EMPEREUR I" Glazebrook, Hugh de T. A sentinel in the Army o f the 44 TWILIGHT GREY Davis, H. W . B ., I~A. g reat Napoleon, h aving fallen 45 EARLY SUMMER ;islcep \\'l11 IC' on du t ~', woke up and found tha t Napoleon had 46 UPLAND PASTURES-SUN HAZE Dewhurst, Wynford, R.H. A. m ounted guard in liis p lace. "I LILIAN Dicksee, Frank, R.A. am lost." hP. exclaimer!, " it i~ th!' 47 E mperor." GLEN FALLOCH, SCOTLAND Docharty, A. Brownlie, R.s.w. 48 Copyright, the property of the Goupil Gallery. 16 OIL PAINTINGS FINE ART BUILDING 17 100 SPRING IN THE PASS OF LENY, PERTH- 70 SYMPATHY Gore, W. Henry, R.B.A Gow, Anrirew C., R.A., R.I. SHIREi Kay, Archibald, R.S.w. 71 IN THE OLD COACHING DAYS IOI PLOUGHI NG AT CALLANDER, PERTH- Graham, Peter, R.A., H.R.S.A. SHIRE 72 EVER-CHANGING SKIES Kay, i\.rchil>alil , R.s.w. STARTLED I02 SUNLIGHT THROUGH THE LEAVES 73 Kemp-Welch, Lucy E ., R.B.A. 103 PLOUGHI NG I N BERKSHIRE 74 BOULTER'S LOCK O~- THE THAMES Kennedy, William SUNDA y AFTERNOON · · Gregory, E. J ., R.A., P. R.l. 104 SERENA, FOUND OF SAVAGES (Faerie Guthrie, S ir J ame~ . P.R.S.A. Q ueen e- Spenser) 75 A HIGHLAND FUNERAL Kennington, T. B. THE GOOSE GIRL-(" TO PASTURES 105 A FRENCH W~NDMILL 76 Laidlay, W illiam J .. R.B.A. NEW"~ io6 THE WOMAN'S PART Hacker, Arthur, A.R.A. J.angley, Walter, R.I. 77 AUTUMN 107 MiLLING CI DER APPLES .... La Thangue, H. H., A.R.A. 78.' QUEEN VICTORIA'S DIAMOND JUBILEE 108 A LADY I:"I BLACK PROCESSION PASSING THE HOUSES Laver y. John, R.S.A . Hait6, Ge:>rge C., R.I. , R.B.A. 109 THE VILLAGE CHURCH OF PARLIAMENT Leader, B. W., R.A: 79 THE RESULT OF HIGH LIVING Hall, Freci I Hi SouTHWARn FROM StrRREY's PLF:ASANT HILL ; 80 - LADY AND CHILD PLAYING WJTH GOLD- Hall6, C. E. Ill TERESINA (portrait) FISH · · Leighton, Lord, P.R.A. (deceased) 8J BOAT-BUILDERS' YARD, VENICE Hal16, C. E. 1 12 PERSEUS AND ANDROMEDA. (The original sketch for the large 82 A WANDERER Harcourt, George fi n ished picture) Har die, C. Martin, R.S.A. 83 THE MEETING OF BURNS AND SCOTT · · 113 THE BATHER In the winter of 1786-7 Wal 114 THE VvrzARD 's GARDEN ter Scott, then a boy <;>f fifteen, Leslie, G. D., R.A. h ad his one meeting with Burns ll 5 COU RTYARD AT COMPTON BEAUCHAMP at Professor Fergusson's hou se. I 16 GREY \VILLOWS UY SHAKESPEARE'S AN IDYLL Hartley, Alfred, R.E. AVON Liddell, T. Hodgson, R.U.A. THE WASSAIL-BOWL IN A COTSWOLD 1 17 Tim STORM CLOUD-CHRISTCHURCH VILLAGE Hartrick, A. S., N.E.A.c. HARBOUR Lindner, Moffat P., N.E.A.c. Hell}.y, C. Napier, A.R.A., R.w.s. SMUGGLERS 11 8 J-115 E~llNENCE THE CARDINAi. Linton, Sir J ames D., R.1. SHOWERY WEATHER H enderson, Joseph 11 9 BY THE FARM POND-JULY Lochhead, John A CORNISH HARBOUR Henry, James L., N.E.A.C. 120 LINCOLN CATHEDRAL FROM THE
~ CASTLE HILL HAYMAKING AND LOVEMAKING Herkomer, H. von, c.v.o., R.A., . Lonsdail, William R.W.S. 121 lNTERIOR-MooNLIGHT EVENING Lorimer, J. H., R.s.A. 90 " THE L IGHT OF THE WORLD " H olman-Hunt, W., O.M. 122 GREETING Holmes, C. J., N.E.A.c. 91 THE PORTSMOUTH ROAD 123 "Et. AINE" Louda u, Mouat 92 THE SEAMEW'S NEST Hook, J.C., R·.A. "Elaine the fair, Elaine the lovable, Elaine, the lily m a id of Astolat, A SUMMER IoYL . . H orne!, E . A . ·. 93 High in her c hamber up a tower to the East 94 A PORTRAIT STUDY IN GREEN AND GOLD Horwitz, Emanuel Guarded the sacred shield of Lancelot."-TENNYSON. 124 95 W INTER I!N THE H IGHLANDS OF SCOT- STILL \.YATERS Lucas, Arthur LAND Houston , George, R.s.w. I25 THE KING'S RIVAL Lucas, J. Seymour, R.A., R.I. Ingram, V.l. Ayerst, R.B.A . • STORM 126 FALLS OF TUMMEL, PERTHSHIRE- P.R.B.C'. MooNLlGHT . . Lund, Niels M. 97 CHELSEA PENSiloNERS PLAYING 127 THE SARDINE FISHERY "SPAN ISR Poor. •. Jacomb-Hoocl, G.P. · Macbeth, R . w.. R.A ., R.w.s., R.I. 128 THE BATHER DEAR LADY DISDAI N Jopling, Louise, R.B.A. McEvoy, A. Ambrose, N.E.A.C. I29 HIGHLAND INTERIOR Joy, Ge~rge W. McEwan, Tom, R.s.w. GUARDIAN ELVES B I8 OJ L p ,\J NTINGS FINE ART BUILDING r 163 SUNRISE ON THE CAMBRENA CLACIRR I 30 CHILDREN OF THE BEACH J\lcGregor Robert, R.S.A. I SWITZERLAND . . . . : Peacock, Ralph 13I A REST ON THE SAND • • J ; _!~ :J 164 EARLY MORNING Peppercorn, A. D. I 32 COMING HOME (Marine) J\laclean, Alex., R.B.A. , J 165 FRUITS OF THE EARTH Perugini, C. E. 133 THE RUGGED HILLS OF SKYE Macwhirter, J., R.A .. H.R.S.A. 166 A QUIET HOUR 134 ToRMENA, SICILY 167 MOLLY, DAUGHTER OF jOHN HARE, ~ ESQ. I 35 GIRL WITH A BOOK 1\Iann, Harrington ';Q Perugini, Kate 136 SOUTHERN AISLE, ST. J\IARK'S l\lenpes, Mortimer, 1u., R.E. 168 THE ABBEY FARM ,BEDFORD Pir.kering, J. L. 137 LEFT IN CHARGE Michaelson, Assur, ll.B ..\. 169 PERO BAY, CORSICA. I 38 EVENTIDE Michie, J. Coutts. A.R.S.A. 70 ASTERIE Poynter, Sir Edward J., P.R.A. 139 CL~RISSA i\lillias, Sir J. E .. Bart., P.R ..\. .. (cl eceased) " Prim:l nocte domum claude neque in v ias Sub ca.ntu querel;c clespice~ tibi.e."-HoR . ODES III I40 DIANA VERNON VIATICUM • - . . .. . 7. Pnce, ] ulms l\I. 14 I A B!-ACK SHEEP Millet, F. l>. A SUNNY AFTERNOON Priestman, Bertrnm J\loira, Gerald 142 LABOUll I D OUBTS Rae, Hem·ietta (Mrs. Ernest I43 MOONRISE AT SUNSET-THE AR Normand) MENIAN CONVRNT, VENICE Montalba, Hilda An ingenue hesitating to ac 144 THB DEVONSHIRE COAST-LUNDY cept the proposal of a roue ISLAND IN THE DISTANCE i\loore, Henry, !LA. (deceased) I74 THE THREE "WITCHES-A BIT OF OLD ENGLAND . . . . 145 STROLLERS ON THE GREEN-GIRVAN, I! " Raphael, Mary F. i\lor ton, T. Corsan SCOTLAND Foo~ MOTHERLESS BAIRNS R eid, Flora M. 146 IN THE VALLEY OF THE CHEVIOTS, THE EVENING OF LIFE' Mostyn, Tom 0 NORTHUMBERLAND "As now the sun's decliuing ~·~ys 147 THE SISTERS Muirhead, David, N.E.A.c. At even tide descends · · Murray, David, R.A., A.R.S.A. So. !if~'s brief ~ay is sinking down, 148 THI! RIVER MEADOW lo its appomted end. I49 THB SILENCE OF AN AUTUMN DAY RIVAL BOAT-BUILDERS, CORNWALL . . Reid, John R., R.I. 150 KILCHURN CASTLE, LOCH AWE, AR- THE BATH OF VENUS . GYLSHIRE • Nisbet, Pollok S., A.R.s.A., R.s.w. Richmond, Sir \V. B .. K.c.u., R.A. PORTRAIT OF PRINCE BISMARCK I 5 I lN THE SCOTTISH H IGHLANDS Noble, J. Campbell, R.S.A. ". 180 LOST OR STRAYED 152 PANDORA Normand, Ernest - Riviere, Briton, R.A. 181 DEWY EVE 153 SNOW IN SPRING North, J. W .. A.R .A., R.w.s. R obertson, Tom., R-B.A. I82 SUNNY DAY I 54 I SABELLA AND THE POT OF BASIL NowP!l, Arthur Treve thin Roche, Alexander, R.S.A. I83 THEENDOF'THEDAY,BOSHAM I 5 5 BLUE DAY OFF THE ISLE OF WIGHT Olsson, Julius Rooke, Herbert IC. R.B.A. 184 THE OLD MILL AT VlTEFLEUR I 56 AN UNFINISHED SYMPHONY Orchardson, Charles M. (! .. Rothenstein, Albert D., N. E.A. c. R.B. A. 185 A BAZAAR IN SPAIN Rothenstein, William, N .E.A.c. I57 PARTING 01' THE 'NAYS Orchardson, W. Q., JLA., H.R.5 ..\. 186 THE LOVE-LETTER Salisbury, Frank 0., R.H.A. 158 THE CHESS PLAYERS Orpen, William, N.E.A. c .. A.R.H.A I 8 7 LOVE BIRDS Sant, ] ames, R.A.. 159 Roses Park, Stuart 188 A FAIR DISPUTANT 160 JN THE WEST COUNTRY-COTTAGES 189 "EMBROIDERY" •. Shannon, J. A. R.A. Pars9ns, Alfred, A.R.A., A.R.w.s. J., BY THE EXE 190 ,, AND, BEHOLD, Two BLIND l\lEN 161 IN THE TANGLED WILDWOOD Parton. Ernest SITTING BY THE WAYSIDE" Sheard, T. F. M., R.B.A. 162 A DREAM OF THE NOR LOCH-EDIN 191 THE BUTTS, BRENTFORD Sickert, Bernhard, N.E.A.c. BURGH. CASTLE IN THE MIDDLE 192 PSYCHE., AGES Paterson, James, A.R.S.A., Solomon, Solomon J., R.A. A.R.W.S. OIL PAINTINGS 20 ... FINE ART BUILDING 2I Somer.sen l e~. Tho mas 193 TENERIFl'I:: 21 9 BRYNHILDR \Vatts, G. F., o.M. R.A. (de- PORTRAIT OF KING EDWARD Vll. Speed, Harold ceased) 194 Bry nhildr is lying asleeep in 195 AUTUMN G LORY -/\I'TER;'OON El'l'F.CT, the flames, having displeased her PICARDY Spenl(wc - Sp cnlovc, Frank, father, t he god \Votan, who has H.B.A., H..C.A. condemned h er to r emain in a trance t ill awakened by a hero Two TO \VATCW S tanley, Lady tDorothy S tnnlcyl who will brave the flames to THE LAST FARTHING secure her. THE BLACK D OMINO Steer, P. Wilson , N.E.A.c . 220 PORTRAlT OF R USSELi. H. BARRING iON, E SQ . RICHMO ND (YORKS) \Vatts, G . F., o.M., R.A. (de· ceased) Stokes, Adria n T1AFALGAR SQUARE, LONDON Begu n by Mrs." Russell Bar 201 BLOSSOMS Stone, Marcus, 1<.A. rington a nd finished by G. F. Watts. 202 FRUIT . . 221 AFTER THE Su1rnENDER \Vehrschmidt, Daniel A., M.E. 203 THE PAINTERS AND THE CONNOISSEURS S tor ey, G. A ., A.l<.A. The two painters here repre 222 " AND HE THAT WILL THIS HEALTH DENY DowN AMONG THE DEAD MEN LET HIM Lm sented are the elder T eniers and Old English Song his more famous son, David Teniers . Tradition represents 223 PORTRA IT SKETCH !'ROM L ll'E OF H.M. Ten iers as going to market THE !(ING Weigall, Henry m ounted ou a n ass, to sell his. 224 THE PILI.ION \Vest, J. ·waiter, R,W.S. pictures, accompanied by his son 225 HARK, HARK THE LARK \iVe therbee, George, R.I. D avid. i\Ior e than once they had the humilia tion of nn t finding 226 THE TURKISH BOAT, RAGUSA Williams, Terrick, R.I. 1 buy ers. 22i ELSA AND TllE SWANS Wirgman, T. Blake 204 Tim TowN Goss1P Storey. G. i\ ., A. 1c 1\. 228 THE ROAD TO THE SEA, CORN\\' ALL Wood, Emily Stewart 205 LOVE'S TWILIGHT S to tt, Edward, A. l<.A. 229 LA To~mOLA \Voods, Henry, R.A. A popular \"enetia n game. 20G ADRIFT Swan , J o hn;\[., ILA., IL\\'.S. Swinsfead. Hillyard, ILB.,\., 230 TllE BACKIVATJ; R -Wyllie. Charles W. 2 07 WILD FLO\\'ERS AND TllOR Y~. G. A.R.C.A. 231 ST PAUL'S CATHEDRAL Wyllie, W. L ., A.R.A., R.E. 208 "HoN1 Son QU I MA L v PENSE " Taylc:r, A . Che\'allicr 232 ALl.INGTON LOCK The origin o f the Order of _the Garter.- 233 Tim ROYAL STAN DAno Yeames, \IV. F., R.A. Edward U L and Lady Salisbury, 13-1 9 . Rovalist ladies at work ou a 209 ON THE \\lr(r.Sll COAST Thom son, Lc~lic. 1u. S tanclai:d during the time of the Rebellion in E ngland. ?.10 A PILOT Tilcomu, \\". H. Y. !: I I ON THE CORN ISH (OAST T o llemarc he , Hon. D111T Tukc, Henry S., A.R ..\. , A.1c11-.s. 2 12 S UMMER EV!'NING WATER COLOURS. 213 lN THE GARDEN .. \\"a lker , Ethel, N .E .A.<: . 2 14 A SUSSEX FARM .. THE KING'S SrnsTA \Valls, \Villia1n , A.n.s.A . FINE ART BUILDING. ON Ho1. ~11J URY H11.1., NEAR DoRKING \Va!to n , Frank , 1<.1. "Sunshine in a S hady place." 234 A CORNER OF A KENTfSH HOP-GAR- 2 17 THROUG H THE \.Vooo (NEAR BAR111zoN) \\'aterlow. S ir l': rncst .\., ILA., DEN Alexander, Herbert, A.R .w.s. P.R.\V.S. 235 HOP-PICKING IN l'llE RAIN \Va tts, G . F., O.M .• R.A. (de 218 L ITTLE RED HIDING HOOD 236 IN S HELTER Allan, Robert W., R.W.S. ceased). - I 237 MARKET PLACE AT I-ION FI.EUR
0 FINE ART BUILDING 23 22 WATER COLOURS 272 ON THE CoLNE Cotman, F. G., R.I. 238 A DORSET COTTAGE Allingham, Mrs., R.\\'.S. 27 3 ON THE CANAI:, DoRDRECHT Coventry, R. M. G.. A.R.S.A., 239 KENTISH CORN l'IELDS R.S.W. 240 TULIPS .. Alma-Tadema, Anna 274 A MARKET PLACE, HOLLAND 241 Youn1's PROMISE 275 BRITOMART Crane, \iValter, R.W.S. 242 A Douun'UL. DocuM1'NT Al11101td, \V. Douglas, It.I., it.D.A. From Spenser's Faerie Queene, Canto iii. In the charac 24.) CAMILLE DESMOULINS ter of Britomart, the fearless 244 FLOWERY l\!AY Anmonier, J .. R.I., M.E. .warrior maid, Spenser seems to typify Britannia. 245 1 AFTER V{ORK- VVENDEN, ESSEX THE HAMMOCK Crane, Walter, R.w .s . 246 • THE OLD CHAIN PIER, BRIGHTON, 276 destroyed in a gale in I 890 277 ST. GEORGE Crocket, Henry, E. A.R.w.s,. 247 COURTYARD OI' THE LtONS, ALHAMBRA Barratt, Reginald, A.R.W,S. 2711 ST. ELIZABETH OF HUNGARY 248 • ALHAMBRA, GRt;NADA 279 THE CAPTAIN OF THE TROOP Dadd, Frank R.I. 24q ..\MIENS CATHEDRAL FROM THE CHOIR Bayliss, Sir \Vyke, P. R.B.A. (de- 280 " SMALL FISH ARE BETTER THAN NO ceased) FISH" 250 THE ROMANCE (Tempera) • . Bell, Robert Anning, R.W.S. 281 FIRST AID 251 LntBURG-ON-LAHN, NASSAU, GERMA NY Boot,"'· H.J .. v-r, R.B.A . 282 A!o(ONG THE HILLS, BARMOUTH, NORTH WALES Davies, Edward, R.I. 252 A BAZAAR IN CAIRO 283 ACROSS THE ILKLEY MOORS, YORK 25 3 ON THE N ILE Brabazon. H. B., N.E.A.c. (de SHIRE ceased) 284 LOVE PHILTRE Davis, F. W., R.I., R.B.A. 254 IN THE PARK, 0AKl. ANDS, SUSSEX 285 A FIGURE IN " THE LANCERS " Davis, Lucien, R.I. 25_1 \'El'ICE (Pastel and \Vater-ccilour) 286 DIVIDED ATTENTIONS 256 SOLWAY SANDS Brown, A. IC, A.R.S.A., R.s.w. 287 THE TEMPLE OF LUXOR, THEBES Dillon, Frank, R.I. 257 "A KINGDOM BY THE SE.\" 288 CocHEM ON THE MOSEY.LE 258 THE LOST FERRET Browne, Tom, R.I., R.U.A. 289 ROME Docharty, Alexr. Brownlie, 25 9 THE VIRGIN l\foTHER AND CHll-D Bulleicl, c.;, Lawrence, A.R.w.s. R.S.W. 260 THE FLUTE PLAYER " 290 ST. MARK'S, VENlCE Bnndy, Edl(ar, R.I. 261 \l\TATF.RCRESS GATHERERS 29I EAST ACTION Dodd, Francis, N.E.A.c. 262 THE SWORD CUTLER'S DAUGHTER 292 ENOCH ARDEN Dollman, John C., A.R.w.s. Burne-Jones, Sir E., BART. (de 263 THE Sr.EEPING B EAUTY 293 OFF TO THE FISHING GROUND, BANFF- ceased) SHIRE Downie, Patrick, R.s.w. THE CHESS PLAYERS 294 AN AYRSHIRE p ASTORAL, SPRINGTIME Burne-Jones, Sir Philip (BART) ON THE DOVER ROAD, ENGLAND 295 THE JESUITE CHURCH, VENICE East, Alfred, A.R.A., P.R.B.A. THE FETE OF ST. AGNES Burrington, Arthur, R.1. ., 296 GLADSTONE'S FUNERAL The annual procession in the SWINSTY HALL, YORKSHIRE Evans, Bernard, R.I. little mountain village of S t . Ag 297 nes, F rance. " My hearth is desolate; wild weeds are climbing on the :\•IENAGG IO, ON THE LAKE OT' Co~JO. wall."-Byron ITALY Callow, William. R.w.s . 298 FOUNTAINS ABBEY, YORKSHlRE Cockram, George, R.C.A. THI> SILENT SEA " Thy wreck a glory."-Byron ROCKY SHORE Collier, Tom, R.l. (deceased) 299 IN THE GLOAMING Ferrier, G . Straton, R.I., R.s.w. Collins, w_ w., R.I. ~' ESTMINSTER 300 KILCHURN CASTI.E, LOCH AWE, 27 1 Twr C KENHA~I Cotman, F. G .. 1u. SCOTLAND 24 WATER COLOURS FINE Alff BUlLDING 25
301 LORNA DooNE Finnemore, Joseph, R.l., R.B.A. 327 PRIMROSES-SPRINGTIME IN AN ENG- 302 ON A RIVER OMNlBUS, NORTH HOL- LISH \Vooo . . Hardwick, J. Jessop, A.R.w.s. LAND 328 FRANCESCA DA HIMINI Hare, St. George, ILi. 303 THE LEAF Forbes, Elizabeth Stanhope, 329 THE FLOWER OF LEBANOK A.R.W.S . . " Wliere the' wind carries me I go 330 .. HARK, HARK, THE Docs DO BARK, without fear or grief THE BEGGARS AHE ComNG TO 1 go whither each one goes TOWN ... Hassall, J ohn, R,I. Thither t he leaf of the rose and thither the la~1rel leaf."' 33 r Tim i\IERCHANT .. 332 FJS!!Elt Fll l.l< ON Tim HE ,\Cll AT 3!)4 T HE BAI.LAD OF DEAD LADIES CANNES 1-lathercll, \Villiam, R.l. "Nay, never ask th is week, fair lord, \.\There. are they gone, nor yet 333 Tim llED CAH:-IATtoN Hay, P.A., R.s.w. tlus year, 334 T11E Fut:ITIVE's 1>10 '"~ 1 Save w ith this m uch for an over worcl, 335 .\ YORKSHIRE PASTORAi. H ayes, Claude, R.l. " ' here are the Snows of yester 336 .\COAST Sci-:r-; E .. year ? " 337 A FRESH B1rn1;zE Henderson, Joseph 30,) THE COTTAGE HO~IES OF ENGLAND . . Fulleylove, John, R.l. 338 "BETWE~:K Tim DARK AKI> Tim DAY- 306 THE BASTION AND TEMPLE OF 'WING- LIGllT" Henshall, H enry, R. w.s. LESS VICTORY 339 LA COQUETTE 307 THE CLOISTERS, i\lAGDALEN COLLEGE OXFORD . . . . . : 340 HREAD AND SllNSlll NE Herkomer, H. von, C.\'.O., R.A., ICW.S. 308 LIGHT IN DARKNESS Fulton, David, R.s.w. THE Or, u HoATMAN 309 THE ARRAN i;I11.r.s, SCOTLAND 34 1 ON Tllll Hl\IER T ll A~ I ES Hiles, Bartram (the .\rmlcss JIO OM THE CANAL, DORDRECHT Goff, Colonel R., R.J!. Artist) 31 l CITY OF EDINBURGH FROM CALTON (l\lr. Hiles. h aving lost his HILL Goodall, Edward A., R. w .s . arms, paints U)' holding the 3 [ 2 ST. PAm.'s CATHEDRAi, FROM BANK- brush in the mouth) SIDE 343 \ -ENICE, looking to\\'ards the Grand Canal Hodson . S:imucl, J. R. w .s.. R.C ..~. 3 13 A ROM AN GARDEN Gow, Andrew C., R.A., R.I. THE CATJrnORAJ, , CHARTHES 3 14 SEA SHORE Gregory, E . ] ., R.A., P.R.!. 344 LOVE'S LET'fl'I{ Box Hopkins, Arthur. R.W.S. 315 A SCOTTISH GARDEN 345 OUTWARD BouNu 316 Tmt CASTELi.AN .. 346 ENGLISH ROSES .. Horwitz, Emanuel 317 A WEI.SH HARVEST Hague, Anderson, R.C.A., R.l. 347 348 S PRING IN THI-: i{IGllI.ANOS Houston, George, R.s.w. 318 A HAYFIELD, NORTH WALES J\ DAY DRF:AM Hughes, E. R., R.w.s. 319 A VENETIAN FRUIT-STALL Hait6. George C., R.l., R.D.A. 3~9 350 lDl.E TEARS 320 A Vrnw FROM R ICHMOND HILL, SUR- REY "I am a foo l To weep at ll'hat I am g lad of " J21 Tmt HOUSES OF PARUAMENT, WEST- MINSTER Hale, vv. Mat thew, R.W.S. 35 r :\PASTORAL Hunt, Thos., R.s .w. 322 SUNS£T AT B IARR!TZ J,)2 HIGHLANDERS 323 A READING FROM PLATO Hammond, Gertrude D., R.l. 3S3 .\URICULUS .. i\IAuvr: .\:-ID BLACK" James, Francis E., N.E.A.C. 324 APRIL .. 354 :\[EGASlA CORDIF0!,1.\ "VvE'VE BEEN IN THJ:;: l\lEADOWS ALL 355 N EWNHAM i\IH.L POOi., CAMBRIDGE Johnson, Cyrus, R.t. DAv" Hankey, '1v. Lee 356 AN IDLE HUSSE\' ti YOUNG AM [II .. 26 WATER COLOURS FINE ART BUILDING J. ., 357 THE· OLD BRIDGE ON RIVER T.EITH AT " FRO~! GATHERING FLOODS HE CALLANDER, PERTHSHIRE K ay, Archiba ld, R.s.w. SAVES Hrs FLOCK" ?lleyerheim, R 0bert, R.I. A SCOTTISH ELDER Kerr, Henry W., A.R.S.A. " THE RED SUN SINKS AND BRINGS 359 ON THE SUFFOLK RoAtJ King, Yeend, V.P.R.l. ITS Norsm.Ess Evg " 360 LE CAP DE CARTERET I lc:TOBER ;\licl1ie,• J. Coutls, A.R .S.A. FAR FROM COURT AND FREE FROM i\IA RKET Pr.ACE, TANGIF.I< CARE Knowles, G. Sheridan, 1u., R.C.A A HIGHLAND RIVER N isbet, Pollok S., A.R.S.A . . R.s.w, 362 A CUP OF CANARY SACK •.. A HIGHLAND l\IOOR N isbet. R. B., n.s.A., It.I. 363 CAWDOR CASTLE BY MOONLIGHT · Laing, James G., R.s.w. 3~0 ~T
416 MEMORIES R y la nd, H enry, R.I. MINIATURES. 417 BREAKING AWAY Sander son-Wells, J. S., R.I. 418 WINTER SUN EFFECT OVER WEST- FI:\E A RT B UILDING. MINSTER Severn, Arthur, R.I. H OPE Adams, Chris 419 KYNANCE COVE, CORNW°"ALL ) IOI.LIE Aus tin-Carter (Miss).J\·[., R . ~1.s. 420 Our ACROSS THE BAY S mith, He!y , R.B.A. . . AFTER TH E 18Tll CENTURY Dartle tt, Evelyn 421 TIGRESS WATCHING PYTHON Swan, John·.M., R.A., R.w.s. AFTER PLI~IE R 422 LEOPARDS (SIESTA) GEORGE l V. AS P RINCE R EGENT 423 Bow HILL: THE ISLE OF•WIGHT IN B ell, L. H '. lda, R.M.s . IN THE DISTANCE Thornc·W a ite, R., n.w.s. PORTRAIT OF A LADY l N B LACK H ,\ T . . I Bl"nr•ett, Flor ence, R.M .S. 424 BRETON WATERING CART T ollemache, Hon. Mrs. D uff Non.\ 425 SABOT MAKER'S HUT Vosper . S. Curnow, A.R.w.s . 450 Cou:-:ETTE 426 ON THE MOORS, KYLES OF BUTE, BABY SCOTLAND ·walker. W. E yre, R.w.s. D UC HESS . OF D EVO NSHIRE AND DAUGHTER aft er S ir Joshua R ey · 427 THE VALLEY OF THE DART, DEVON- Bowden, Viole t L . SHIRE n olcl s, P. R.A . 428 Lous1N' TIME \Valls, William, A.R.S.A. 453 D o 1ns . . 429 SAIR FASHED WI' CLEGS 454 i\l RS. H.OlllN SON AS " PERD!TA .. after G!"orge R omney 430 BUDE BAY, ON THE COAST OF NORTH Braine, A lice, R.M.s . CORNWALL .. \Valton, Frank, R.I. 1-1.:\J. QUEEN ALEXANDRA . . Burb ury, A. D orothy 431 BURNSALL CRAG, OJ::! THE WHARFE, l'o rnnAIT OF A C111Ln YORKSHIRE ;\l Ull ll> I., DAUGHTER OF CHA RI.ES Carr-Arms trong (Miss ).C .. R.M.s . ··- 432 THE MILL PooL .. \1Vate1low, Sir Ernes t A., R.A., AR MSTRO!'r., E SQ. P.R.W.S. J-loPE 433•.;,';A PooL AMONG THE Hn,Ls T YPI!: OF ENGLISH BE,\ UTY Cha mberlin , l\lrs . A . G.
434 ::AN AUTUMN DAY ON THE MOORS Weeqpn , A . W., R.I. NEAR!.\' HEA DY . . 4 35S':i DUTCH BOATS ON THE S CHELDT BEPPO . . 436 A DANCE OF WOOD NYMPHS Weguelin, J. R., R. w .s. ,,.. P ORTRAIT OF A C1m,D Co nder , H ele;i E., R.M.s. 437 THE MILL STREAM '!Vest , J.. Walter, R.w.s. F LORENCI:: 438 THE QUAY, ST. TROPEZ, SOUTH OF ;\ J1 ss H ISLOP FRANCE \~1illia ms , T errick , R.1. T~rn LISTEN ING G rnr., a fter J. B . 439 A STREET, 'fANGIERS Grcuze Cooper, F lorence 440 ACROSS THE COMMON \.Yimperis, E.M., V-P.R.I. 466 THE COUNTESS OF CHESTERFIELD (deceased ) 467 H.;\l. Q UEEN ALEXANDRA .. Cra ig, Clara E. 441 THE PATROL . \Vollen, W. B ., R.I. 468 VICTORIA, QUEEN OF SPAIN 412 THE BETWEEN-DECKS OF THE "Vic- TOJ>Y .. AT TRAFALGAR W y llie, Harold 46") ALP HONSO X IJl " KING 0 1' SPAl N t1 Crowhurst , Julia M. "' 470 /1 t'ORTR'.l'f 47 I j Al'ANES I( LANTlmN Dakin, Rose 1\1 . 4 72 BLACK MANTILLA 4 73 S ILV I.~ .. Darnell, D oroth y 4/4 PORTR AIT STUDY .. ,I 475 DAMA RIS 476 R UT H 30 :MINIATURES FIKE ART B UI LDI NG 31 477 AUBURN HAIR Elias, E mily 478 PriRTRAIT 5 I 5 P ORTRAIT STUDY .. Johnson , Nora 479 THR YELLOW DRESS 51 6 SPRINGTIME Knight, W . B ertha 480 ll!Rs HUTCHISON OF CARTE'RTON, Wei· 5 I 7 VILLAGE SCEN E lington, New Zeala!1d . . Ellis, Mrs . E. Cori>ou!tl, R.M.s . 5I8 FROM TllE WARHE:'> T OWAR DS DAW· 48 I MISS MAY HAYWOOD LISH 482 MRS. BUCHANAN 519 STUDY IN BLUE AND GOLD L uxmoore, l\Iyra 520 DORIS .. 483 THE SUNNY SIDE OF SIXTY E nfield, Mary P., R . ~!. <: . 484 SECRETS 52 1 A STUDY Martin, R osa Pla nt, R, M.s . Gottschalk, B lanche. R.M.s. 485 AN ENGLISH GIRL • 522 PORTRAIT OF T.H. H. l'RI NCE E DWARD AND P RIN CE i\J, BERT OF WALES- 486 ~EARTSEASE .. P a intetl from L i[e in 1901 l\Iasscy, Gertrude, R.M.s . I c 487 eARNIVAL 523 A M EM IJ ER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS Mitchell, l\Iary, H. M.S. 488 MA BELLE SOEUR Hadden, Nellie, R .~r. s . 524 A LITTLE E NGLISH MAID 489 STREET ARAB 5 25 R EVE RIP: l\lnspr:i tt. :\i111ec, A. 1c M.s. 490 OiD WATER CARRIER CAIRO 526 I N Tlrn \ Voons 491 THE RULER OF THE HOUSE 527 A STUDY 492 DREAMS H a ig (Miss) E. Cotto n, R.M.s. 528 SWEET SEVENTEEN 493 NINA 529 MARJ ORIE Myers, H a nna h, R.M. s . 494 NORA 530 A STUD Y 495 INNOCENCE 531 MOTHERHOOD 496 ELAINE H a lla m , L esa 532 THE BURN Neatby, Willia m J as., A.R.M.S. 497 "THE THOUGHTS OF Y OUTH ARE 533 ROMOLA LONG, LONG THOUGHTS " 534 DEAR H EART 498 HILDA .. 535 LA BELLA M IA 499 SUMMER DAYS Hankpy, llfrs . M. Lee, R.B .A., 536 THE OLD KING R ~ M .s . (Mabe l Hobson) .500 537 THE CHAPLET CAPTAIN PETER 0RMROD Harris , Kate . , 501 MRS. PETER 0RMROD 53g CLOTH OF GOLD " 502 Miss RICHARDSO N 539 THE DUCl lESS H eath, Lionel, R.M.S. 503 REVERIE 540 MRS. FRl>D EIHCK CA \' EN IHS!! BEN TI NC K Nowlan, Carlo lta , R.M.S. 504 PORTRAIT OF A LADY 541 A LITTLE COUNTRY i\ lAIV . . 505 LADY IN BLACK 54 2 HER G RA CE THE D uc1rns s OF WEST- 506 DARBY Hughes, Gwen MINSTER Palmer, E leanor, A.R.M.S. 507 } OAN 543 RONALD 508 THE BUTTERFLY Hurs t, H al, R.I., R.M.s. 544 OLGA P a uncefote, Cla ra, R.M.s . 509 THE SEA KING'S DAUGHTER 545 HELEN 5 IO H .R.H. THE PRINCESS OF WALES 546 DEJECTION J effcock, Robert S., A.1p 1.s . Power, Molly 511 A SmrnER DAY .. 547 THE OLD HUNTSMAN 512 GIRL IN A YELLOW DRESS 548 A BACCHANTE Fraga, Alfred (Pr esident th e 5I3 EDA Socie ty of M iniaturists) James, Alice, R.M.s. 514 VALERIA 549 CLARISSE Q uinnell, Cec il VV., R. B.A., R. M.S. 550 DAN l\I cCARTHY, ESQ.
a 32 MINIATURES 551 AUTU)IN FLOWERS Quinnell, Cecil W., R.H.A., R.M.s. 33 552 KENNERLEY RUMFORD, ESQ. 55 3 MRS. ANDREW DRAvVINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETc. 554 ACROSS THE SANDS .Robertson, Henry R., R.E., R.M .S. 555 NERINA...... FINE ART BUILDING. 556 KUBELIK Rowney, Lilian THE CIRCUS GIRL PRINCESS ADELAIDE OF HOHENLOHE 557 LANGENBURC, THE 1110THER OF 558 EYES AND No EYES TH E GERMAN EMPRESS. Original Etching Signed " V.R.," and 559 BABY Scott, l\lary, J ., A.R.M. s. dated. Her Late J\Iajesty Queen Victo.ria J\'llss OLIVE KIRBY 1560 586 THE PRINCE CONSORT, ETCHED FROM '561 SYLVIA .. HAYTER'S MARRIAGE PICTURE. Dated. 562 J. "'· D. JOHNSTONE, ESQ. Smallfield, Beatrice C., R.M.S. RED HIDING HOOD THE PRINCE CONSORT, ETCHED FROM 563 HAYTER'S MARRIAGE. PICTURE s64 f l AZALEA,, (different plate). Dated. 565 " HED FOR DANGER " Spencelayh, Charles, R.~1.s . 588 " SYBYL." Original Etching Signed . " V.H..," and dated . . . . 566 HOPE "ISLAY" and" Eos." Original Etch BESSIE 567 ing Signed" V.R.," and dated .. . CHILD'S PORTRAIT Stratten, Lucy A., R.M.S. 568 590 "Eos." Original Etching, dated .. 569 DAUGHTER 0°F CHARLES I., after Sir A. Van Dyck Temple, Vere 59 1 "'NALDMANN." Original Etching Signed " V.R.," and datecl. . . PRINCE GEORGE OF WALES 570 592 ":ISLAY," HER MAJESTY' PET Doc. 57 1 THE LISTENING GIRL, after J. B . Original Etching signed by the Greuzc late Queen and the Prince Con sort. and dated. 572 PRINCESS SUDHIRA 01' COOCH-BEHA R Thornton-Clarke (l\liss) E., Her l a~e l\lajesty Queen Vic A.R.C.A., R.M.S. tona and H .R.H. The Late Prince Consort THE SI STE l~S (VIOLET & l\IADELINE) Vi,lian, L izzie, R.M.S. 573 593 A KNIGHT IN ARMOUR. Original . 574 ARCH!ll Etching Signed "Albert," and dated . 57.5 ROSES .. White, F lorence, R.M.s. H. R. I-I. The Late PrinC€ Consort H .'M. QUEEN ALEXANDRA Williams, Alyn, A.R.C.A ., ILM.S. 594 A KNIGHT IN ARMOUR. OriJinal 576 Etching on blue paper. Signed 577 NELLIE " Albert, and dated .• 578 STUDY 0 1' A CHILD 595 A WARRIOR AT A TABLE. "Original Etching Signed " Albert," an FINE AHT BUILDING 34 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. 35 STUDY OF A HEAD 6o1 THE SLEEPERS. Etch ini;: Barnett, V./., durnc Burne-Jones, Sir E., BART (de· ceased) 6o2 A STUDY. Etching STUDY OF A HEAD FOR FIGURE IN THE 6o3 THE THAMES-CHELSEA REACH. "GOLDEN STAIRS" . . . . Etching STUDY OF AN ARAB'<; H EAD 6o4 THE THAMES-A CHELSEA PIER. STUDY OF FIGURES IN " CUPID'S Etching. HUNTING GROUND." 6o6 THE T HAMES-A WHARF. Etching STUDY OF ST. GEORGE 6o8 SPANISH CHILDREN . Etching Bauerle, Amelia. A.R.E. STUDY OF DRAPERY (AT BACK OF 609 THE DEPTHS OF THE Sil\. Etching 'FRAME} . . . . 6 11 ' MERLIN AND NatuE. Black and White STUDY OF DRAPERY FOR FIGURE IN • Drawing Beardsley, Aubrey (cleceasecl) UNFINISHED P ICTURE " AVALON" 6I2 ILLUSTRATIONS TO " BON MOTS," Original Pen Drawings 'THE GOLDEN GoosE. (Grimms' Tales) Bell, Robert Anning, R. w .s. THE .PRIDE OF NORTH DEV~N. Etch- mg. CHRISTIANA AND THE KING'S MES Burridge, I-red ., R.E. SENGER. (" Pilgrim's Progress.") LANCASTER. Etching Pen ancl Ink D rawing HARLECH. Etching 615 DANS LA CouR. Etching .. Bolingbroke, Minna A WBLSH WEAVER. Etching 616 THE RA~B ! T HuTCH. Etching THE DANCE. Etch ing •• 619 MRs. LEE ACTON. 1\ 0 FINE ART BUILDING. DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. 37 672 DAWN . Etching Dalgliesh, Theodore I. 705 LANDSCAPE, NORMANDY. Etching . . Gascoyne, George. R.E. 708 THE WATERING-PLACE Etching 673 "To SHELTERED DALE." Etching .. 674 LANDSCAPE. Etching after J ohn Con- 710 PEELING POTATOES. Lithograph Gleichen, Countess I'eodora, stable, R.A. • .. H.R.E. 7 11 HEAD OF A GIRL. Ch alk Drawing 676 THE BOYHOOD OF R ALEIGH. Etching after Sir J. ;E. Millais, Bart., 712 WIND-SWEPT COAST-VIA REGGIO. P.H.A. (deceased) D icksee, Herbert • Etching Goff, Colonel R. .. R.E. 677 NEARING Ho~m. Original Etching .. 713 CYPRESS AVENUE, FIESOLE. Etching 678 THE DESTROYERS Orif¥nal Etching 71 4 APPROACH TO AssouAN FROM THE NORTH. Etching 6791 A DAY IN THE COUNTRY. Etching 0 after \V. Dendy Sadler Dobie, J ames ~ I 71 5 PORTRAIT OF THE RIGHT H ON. CECIL RHODES. Pencil Drawing 680 THE LAND o' THE LEAL" Etching Granby, Violet, l\larchioness of after Alexander J ohnston 716 PORTRAIT OF ADMIRAL LORD CHARLES 68 1 . "AFTER DI NNER REST AWHILE. " BERESFORD. Pencil :Orawing . . Etch ing after ·w. D endy Sadler 717 PORTRAIT OF THE RIGHT HON . THE 682 " ERE CA RE l3EGINS." Etching after EARL OF CROMER. Pencil Draw Thomas Faecl, IL A. .( ing 685 A STORM IN THE CoTSWOLDS. Etching East, Alfred, A.R.A., P.R.B.A., R.E. 718 PORTRAIT OF THE MARQUIS OF SALIS BURY. Pencil Drawing 686 THE AVENUE. Aquatint .. 719 FIRS. Etching Haden, Sir F rancis Seymour, A COTSWOLD FARM. Etchin~ P.R.E. MOONLl 799 "PUNCH" DRAWING IN PEN AND lNK Partridge, Bernard, IL L Tim LARK. Lithograph illust ration for a hook of verses by Eclen 801 PRISCILLA. Charcoal Drawing Phillpotts Shepperson . Claude A. 802 THE LATE ·sm HENR3 IRVING AS "KING L EAR." \'V'as h Drawi ng SHYLOCK . Linc a ml \\Tash Drawing "HowlikeaiawningPublicanhe 803 THE FIRST OPENING OF PARLIA~lENT looks! BY H.i\l. 'l'HE KING IN THE .HOUSE I hate him. for he is a Christian." OF LORDS. Monochrome Pearse, Alfred Merchant of Ve11£cr., Act. I., Sc. III. MEMORlAL SERVICE AT ST. PAUL'S 8 ..p THE MAN WITH A GUITAR. Line CATHEDRAL FOR THE L11.TE RIGHT Drawing HoN. R. J. SEDDON, late Premier of New Zealand. Black and 843 A SUPPER PARTY-CHARLES IL AND THE 0UKF: OF BUCKINGHA~I. Wbite Drawing ;, • Line Drawing 805 BoB's EYES. A Sketch on the Orange 844 PORTRAIT OF S[R F. SEYMOUR HADEN, Free State Border. Monochrome P.R.E. Engraving S herborn, Charles \V., R.E. 8[6 l~NARJ,SBOROUGH . Etching Pott, Constance ;\I., n.E. 845 PORTRAI"f. OF 01, IVER CROMWEl,L. 818 HERMIA. Chalk Drawing Poynter, Sir Edward J., BART., Engraving P.R.A., H.R.E. 848 " DAY'S DYING GLOW." Etching STATE PORTRAIT OF H.M. TllE ](ING. after Joseph Farquharson, A.It.A. S hort, Frank, A.R.A ., 1cr,, · Mezzo tin t Engraving of the Coro nation .Portrait by Sir L u ke 849 " LOVE AND 1)1°:ATH." l\Iez:r.otint after Fildes, R.A. . . Pratt, Joseph B. G. F. Watts, o.M ., R.A. (deceased) 820 STATE 'PORTRA11' OF Qum:rn ALEXAN 850 " A YORKSHIRE DELL." .Mezzotint DRA . i\iezzotint Engraving of alter ] . i\I. \V. Turner, R.~. the Coronation Portrait by Sir A FEN COUNTRY BRIDGE. Original Luke Fildes, R.A. 851 Etching PENELOPE, VISCOUNH.:ss LIGONIER. 821 LOWTIDE AND .'fflE EVENING STAR, Mezzo tint Engraving after T. 852 RYE PmR. Original Etching . . Gainsborough, R.A. THE ACROPOLIS, ATHENS. Etchiug.. Sloane, 1\lary A., A.R.E. 822 THE VERNON CII ILDREN. i\Tezzotint 853 Engraving n.ftel· GeorgeJ<.omney 854 BRIDGE NEAR LEICESTER. Etching 823 LADY D,\RNJ.EY. ~ [czzot i nt Engrav 855 THE NEWARKE, LEICESTER. Etching ing after]. l-Ioppner, ILA. 856 A 'WEAVER. Etching 827 STUDIES OF A Fox TERRIER. 1\lixed Slocombe, F., tcE. Chalks a nd Charcoal . . Hivierc, Briton. R.A. 857 AUTUMN JN TH E Fo1msT. Etching su~nm R IN Tim \VOODLANDS. Et- 828 STUDIES Of'" Co1, 1.Y. J\lixccl Chalks 858 and Charcoal ching 864 GEORGE Fox AND CROMWELL. Et- 829 STUDIES OF A COLLY. l\lixed Chalks ching Spence, Robert, R.1;, and Charcoal 830 G. B. SHAW, ESQ., AND THOMAS 865 VANDERDECKEN. Etching HARDY, ESQ . Lithographs Rothenstein, W !lliam. N.E.A.C. 866 A CARPET SELLER. Dry Point Etch THE RIGHT HoN. }OHN MORLEY. ing Lithograph .. w AR. Etch ing .. Strang, William, A.R.A. H. G. WELLS, EsQ. Lithograph 368 DEATH AND DOCTOR HORNBOOK. Et ALFRED RUSSELL .WALLACE, Esq. ching Lithograph .. A SIN KING SUN AND AN EBBING Tll..lE. Ta.ylor, Luke, A.R.E. PEACE AND GOODWILL. Cartoon for· Etching the" Daily Chronicle." Pen ana CHELSEA REACH. Etching Ink Drawing Shaw, Byam, R.I. OLD TREES. Etching A DEVON COURTING. Lithograph HOUSES AT B ISHOPSGATE, LONDON, illustration for a book of verses Tl;omas, Percy, R.E. by Eden Phillpotts Shepperson, Claude A. E.C. Etching 42 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. THE ANOINTING OF QUEEN ALEXAN GENERAL BUILDING 43 DRA IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY ON AuG. 9, 1903. Photogravure and ON THE RIVJ!R TAFF', NEAR CARDll'L', Key . . Tull'.en, Laurits SOUTH WALES. Etching Bush, RE.] .. A. R.E., A.R.C.A. 880 ST. PAUL'S BY MOONLIGHT, Etching Walker, Francis S., n.H.A., R.E. THE FEEDER, LLANDAFF, Sount WALES. Etching 885 LA CHAPELLE DU ST. ESPRIT, RUE. Etching ...... Watson, Charles J. 661 THE CANONGATE, TOLBOOTll, EDIN 886 PoRTAIL DE NOTRE DAME, NEUFCHA- BURGH. Etching Cameron, D. Y., A.R.S.A., A.R .w.s TEL E?-: BRAY. Etching AT DAWN. Black and White Drawing Craig, Frank A!!BEVILLE. Etching CHARYBDIS. B lack and vVhite Draw· ing Davis, Stuart G. THE REVELS. Drawing Woodward, Alice B. THE DEAD SEASON . Drawing Du l\faurier, George (deceased) Dq,VER LUGGERS. Etching W II' \" L y JC, •v . ., A.R.A., R.E. THANKS WHEN THANKS ARE DUE. THE Poor.. Etching Drawing ------BOOKPLATES OF HIS MAJESTY THE KING. Etching Eve, Geo. W .. R.E. ANNEX IN BRITISH COURT, GENERAL BUILDING. A TRAGIC SUNSET. Mezzotint En- graving Finnie, J ohn, R.E. 701 CLIMBING SHADOWS. Mezr:otint En- 6oo LINCOLN, Etching Ball, Willred graving 6o5 THE THAMES HAMMERSMITH. WINDY \VEATHER. Etching Etching Gascoyne, George, R.E. Barnett, W . durac "THE END OF THE DAY." Etching 6o7 PAN. Etching Bauerle, Amelia, A.R.E. T HE UP-TURNED CART. Etching 6Io "WHEN THE WORLD WAS YOUNG." Etching WEED-BURNING • Etching 6I7 PORTICO DE LA GLORIA, SANTIAGO SOMERSET HOUSE-NIGHT. Drawing Bone, Muirhead, N.E.A.c. CATHEDRAL, SPAIN. Etching . . Haig, Axel H., R.E. 6 r8 SOMERSET HOUSE FROM THI! RIVER. Dry Point Etching Ass 1s1- 0cTOBER EVENING. Etching SIR ROGER DE COVERLEY. Line OLD \VINDMil.L PUMP, l-IAYL!NG Drawing Brock, Henr~' M. I SLAND . Etching Hall, Oliver, R.E. ILLUSTRATION TO ESSAY FROM THE 726 'f~u;; FALLEN TREE, l-IAYLING ISLAND. "SPECTATOR." Line Drawing .. Etching 625 ILLUSTRATION TO "THE TINDER 730 TREES ON THE Hll.L-SlDE. Etching Box." (Andersen's Fairy Tales). Line Drawing . . . . 738 "l HAVE LIVED MY Lll'E, I HAVE FOUGHT MY FIGHT." Etching Hayes, Gertrude E .. A.R.E. (Mrs ILLUSTRATION TO "THE TRAVELLING A. K. Morgan) COMPANIONS." (Andersen's Fairy Tales). Line Drawing .. 739 RouEN. Etching THE ENGINE DRIVER'S HOLIDAY. 760 A CHINESE FAIRY TALE. Pen and Black and White drawing Browne, Tom, R.r. Ink Drawing Housman, Laurence THE FIGHT BETWEEN DR. CAINS AND A CAPFUL OF MOONSHINE. Pen and THE WELSH PARSON ("Merry Ink Drawing Wives of Windsor.") Black and 766 AYLESTON BRIDGE, LEICESTERSHIRE. White Drawing Etching Kemp-vVelch, Margaret, A.R.E. THE UNTUTORED SAVAGE. Black and A COMING SHOWER. Etching White Drawing LA FERME SUR LA R IVIERE. No. 601. PRIVATE. Black and White Drawing Etching Legros. Alphonse RURAL ENGLAND. Etching Bush, R. E. ]., A.R.E., A.R.C.A. • 772 UN GROUPE DE FERMlERS. Sepia . . 773 Ln HANGAR SUR LA COLLIN F.. Sepia 44 DRAWINGS, ETCHINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETC. GENERAL BUILDING 45 PORTRAIT OF HIMSELF. Pen and Water Colour Drawing l\Iay, Phil, R.I. (deceased) 860 RANSOMED LADY MIS5!0NARY (Miss "PORTRAlT OF HER GRANDMOTHER." STONE) . 'Nater-colour Drawing Small, \Villiam Drawing for Punch 861 ILLUSTRATION TO WILLIAM BLACK'S PORTRAIT OF THE ARTIST. Haud- STORY, "HIGHLAND COUSINS." \-Yater-colour Drawing colour Print •· Nicholson , William ILLUSTRATION : "A SMALL \VORLD." 800 "PUNCH" DR,.AWING PEN AND INK 862 ~N Partridge, Bernard, n.1. 'Nater-colour Drawing 8o6 ILLUSTRATION TO A STORY. Pen and Ink Drawing \VILLIAM PENN'S TREAT Y WlTH TllE Pegram, Fred I NDIANS. Etching Spence, Robert, ILE. ILLUSTRATION TO A STORY... Pen au I 109 THE ROEDEAN SCHOOL-General View. Drawing 1127 STAIRCASE AT l\[OUNT i\[F.LV!Lr,I;:, ST. Simpson, J o hn W., F.R.I. B.A. :\NDHEws, SCOTLAND. Photo- I I 10 MEMORIAL TO THE ROYAL SUSSEX graph \Vaterhousc, Pad, F.R.I.B.A. REGIMENT AT B RIGHTON. P ho- t ograp h • ROYAL COLLEGE OF SCIENCE, SOUTH KENSINGTON, LONDON, S.\V. I I I l ALL SAINT'S CONVENT, COLNEY CHA Drawing \Vebb, S ir Aston, R.A., F . R . l. ~.A. PEL, Sr..ALBANS. Drawing 6 Stokes, L . Aloysius S., F.R.I.B.A. I 129 NORTH\\"OOD S.\ NATO R!UM. Sou th I I I:! ALL SAINT'S CONVENT, COLNEY Fron t. P hotograph .. \Vheeler, Frederick, F.11.1.1:. \. CHAPEL, Sr. ALBANS-Entrance 1130 Tower. Drawing • .. LONDON AND COUN TY BANK, L ITTLE llAMPTON , Photograph I I IJ, H ILL END, WENDOVER. D rawing Tapper, Walter John, A.R. I. 13.A . I 1 J l i\lODEL COTTAGES, SUTTON, SU RllEY. ~ (see Davenport) • I Drawing 1114 HOUSE ON THE HOG'S BACK, NEAR Wigglesworth, H. H., [F.R.I.ll.A. GUILDFORD, SURREY. \ Vater- (see Niven) colour Drawing 11 .12 Bus1:-:1>ss l'RE~HSES for :\Lessrs. Voysey, C. F. A. Thurston and Com pany Ltd., I I I 5 • H OUSE AT COLEBROOK, 'NEST DRAY l ,eicester Square, London, W.C. TON. Water-colour Drawing .. .Drawi ng \Vimper is, Edmu nd F.R.l.13.A . 111 6 FACTORY AT CHISWICK a nd East r133 OFFICES. OLDHAM \\"ater - colour 11 17 SHERFIELD MANOR, HAMPS HI RE. Drnwing \\'ood, Etlgar, A.R. t.IL\. V iews of Garden E ntrance F ron ts, 113+ CHURCH OF C!! R! STIAN 'iCIENf'E, and four interior views. Photo l\f ANCHESTER. Pen and 1 nk graphs \Vade, Fairfax B., F.R.I.13.A. D rawing I I 18 VIEW OF COTTAGES AT SHERFIELD tl.F HouSE AT Eur.1mn1:-:, I l 110D1ms MANOR. (With Plan). P hoto- FIELD. \Va ler-colour Drawing graph I I 19 NEW HOUSE I N BERKSHlRE. Per speclive v iew a nd plans. Draw ings 1120 COMPETITIVE DES!GN FOR MUNICIPAL Panorama & Views of New Zealand BUILDINGS AND FREE. LIBRARY, BARRY. Drawing .. Wakley, Horace 1\f. I 12 1 CLUB H OUSE, SUNN!NGDALE GOLF Do not be lmrdened wi th a lot of luggage. \i\fait until CLUB. Photograph . . passing through Vl ell ington. \.Ye will supply your 1122 HOUSE AT HUNTERCOMBE, OXFORD want in Photographs, etc., and a ll at bedrock prices. SHIRE. Colour Drawing 1 123 BtllLDINGS AT OXFORD :- \Varren , Edward P., F. R. I.B.A. All principal Towns, Beauty Spots, (a) The Eastgate H otel and that interesting part of New (b) Clock T urret and Drinking Fountain (c) Four Houses in High Street Zealand -ROTORUA. (d) T hree Houses in King Street 1124 Sr . MARTIN'S CHURCH, BRYANSTON, D0Rs1n . View from S.\¥. P ho tograph ' 1 125 ST. MARTIN'S CHURCH , BRYANSTON T. BEADNALL & SON, DORSET. I n ternal View from West End. P hotograph 62a W ILLIS STREET, WELLINGTON, 11 26 Soun! FRONT OF THE CHIEF OFFICE OF THE PRUDENTIA ASSURANCE . .. NEW Z EALAND ... COMPANY, HOLBORN, LONDON. P hotograph . . \¥aterhouse, Allred, R.A., F.R.I. E stablished 1878. Telephone 1508. r··. B.A. (deceased) Opposite "Evening Post." 58 FINE ART BUILDING 59 ARTS AND CRAFTS. 2 8 .MINIATURE ILLUMINATION, KING COP HETUA 5- 8 Exhibited, desiglled, alld executed by Jessie Bayes, A. & C . FTNE Arn BUILDING. 2 2 29 SILVER AN D CORAL BROOCH Exhibited, designed, and executed by Dora Bell COBJE~TS OF ART WORKMANSHIP). 0 30 COLOURED RELIEF," FLORA" Exhibited, designed and exe The initials " A. & C." after the name of a n Exhibitor indicate member s hip of the Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society. cuted by Robert Anning BINDING IN RED MoRocce, WITH OAK Bell, A.&. C. LEAF DESIGN. Life of William ELECTRIC TABLE STANDARD Designed by \Y. A. S. Ben son, Blake. In two vols. Exhibited, designed, and ex A.&C. ecuted by Katharine Adams, Executed by J. Lovegrove A. & C. Exhibited by vV. A. S. Benson & Co., Ltd . 7 fIVE-WAY CANDl.ESTICK IN WROUGHT Designed by A. Fowler IRON ·''.·" S11.v1m 13Er.T-CLASP 9 ELECTRIC STANDARD LAMP IN ARMOUR J 30 SILVER BELT-CLASP BRIGHT IRON Designed by Edward Spencer 37 SIL\"ER B ELT-CLASP Executed by E. East 38 SIL\'ER BELT-CLASP .. 7 & 9 Exhibited by the Artificers' Guild Sll.\' ER BO\\'L Designed by A. S. Dixen, A. & C. I 3 SILVER BELT-CLASP, WITH LABRADORITE Vl AND SERPENTINE 40 SIL\'ER SUGAR BOWL 14 SILVER NECKLACE, WITH LAPIS LAZULI 41 . Slf.\'ER CANDLESTICK AND FIRE OPAL, RED, WHITE AND 4~ SIL\"l':R SWEET DISH BLUE 43 5 11. \"ER T.~N K ARD I3 a nd 14 exhibited, designed, and exec~ted by Margaret G. Awdry Designed by W. Halford WATER-COLOUR PRINT, THE TIGER 44 S!L\'ER SUGAR CASTER 15 Exhibited, desig ned, and ex SlL\"ER CASKET Designed by G. T. Tarling ecuted by ] ohn D. B a tten 45 16 -,YATER-COLOUR PRINT, CONSTANCE 46 SILVER TANKARD 20 DECORATIVE PANEL, ORPHEUS " Exhibited, d esig ned, and ex Execu ted by E . Daroll, I. Large, J. \Varen and J. \Vcbster ecuted by Amelia M. Bauerle 35-46 Exhibited by Birmingham Guild of Handic raft L~d. 21 I!>ECORATIVB PANEL, THE SLEEPING SILVER NECKLET · · Designed and executed by Edith BEAUTY 4i i\L Bodington 22 ·BRONZED - COPPER RELIEF, jASON SILVER NECKLET PLOUGHING THE ACRE OF MARS . 4 8 Designed a nd executed by Kath 23 SILVERED-COPPER RELIEF, THE STORM 49 SILVER BELT RIDE leen Cavcnagh CALIGRAPHY, THE FORM OF SOLEMN!- SILVERED-COPPER IbtLIEF; THE GOAL ; 0 53 22-24 Exhibited, designed, and executed]by Gilber(B,:tyes, A. & C. ' ZATION OF l\lATRIMO NY D esigned and executed by Ivy 25 ILLUMINATED MANUSCRIPT, " ISABELLA, E. Harper OR THE POT OF BASIL " 54 CALIGRAPHY Designed and executed by Ger 26 TRYPTICH ON PARCHMENT, THE CRUCI trude Maxwell FIXION 55 \Yn:DOW, THE NORTH vVIND Designed and executed by Ger 27 MINIATURE ILLUMINATION, ST. CECILIA t" aldine l\Iorris • 60 ARTS AND CRAFTS FINE ART BUILDING 61 58 CoVERLET Designed and executed bv the Teachers and Students in II :? .. IDEALS IN ART," BY \\",\LTER CllANE, Needlework R.w.s., A. & C. Illustrated by Walter Crane 59 COVERLET WORKED IN WOOLS ON WHITE SATIN .. PERICLES AND AsPASIA," BY vVAL- Designed and executed by .\[ar TER SAVAGE LANDOR . . Illustrated by Alfred A. Longden gherite von Janeck 60 CURTAIN 112-II6 Exhibited, and Executed by The Chiswick Press Designed and executed by the • 0 1 :?CJ THE ENGLISH BIBLE, CONTAINING THE Teachers a nd S tudents in OLD TESTA~IENT AND THE NEW, Needlework ALSO THE APOCRYPHA, AUTHO 47-6o Exhibited by.the Birmingham l\Iunicipal School of .Art ; Head Master, R. Catterson-Smith RISED VERSION, FIVE VOLS. Designed a nd executed by T. J. • Cobden-Sanderson and 76 • STENCILLED PRINT, THE CHURCH, Emery v\'alker, A. & C. STRATFORD-ON-AVON Exhibited by T. J. Cobden-San 77 STENCILLED PRINT, THE HARBOUR, derson, A. & C. EVENING 123 S IL VE R PENiJANT A:-:D C HAI~ Designed by W. H. Pick 76 and 77 Exhibited, designed and executed by T . T. Bladock Exhibited and executed by FRIEZE PAINTED ON LINEN, THE P!L- . Collins & Co. GRIMS' WAY," THE KNIGHT AND 124 GoLD PENDANT .. RETINUE" SILVER BELT-CLASP 79 FRIEZE PAINTED ON LINEN, THE PIL SILVER CADDY SPOON, \\"ITH AMETHYST GRIMS' WAY," THE OX-WAIN" SILVER JAM SPOON, OPAL 78 and 79 Executed by Herbert A. and l\Iarga ret Bone . 127 wnri Exhibited and designed by Herbert A. Bone, A. & c. 129 SILVER J EWEL CAS KET Exhibited, designed, and exe 80 PANEL ON LINEN," COHORS LAETA VIA cuted by J. Paul Cooper, TORIUM" A. &C. 81 STENCILLED EMPIRE BANNER, CROWN Fittings by R. Burns IMPERIAL DESIGN I 3 I IRISH CROCHET COLI.AR Executed by Mary E . Bennett STENCILLED LINEN CURTAIN, PELICAN 132 CARRICKMACROSS APPLIQUE LACE AND VINE DESIGN BERTHE Executed by Mary Flanagan 80-82 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Herbert A. Bone, A. & c. 133 DRAWN THREAD vVORK Executed by Kate Harte ~4 BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN Executed, designed, ancl exhibi 131-I33 Exhibited by Co. Meath Home Industries Association ted by Charlotte Brown. A. & C. 134 DESIGN FOR A NURSERY FRIEZE, SOFA COVER, HANDWOVEN " :l'l'lrSTRESS MARY " TYRIAN PURPLE SILK, HANDWOVEN 137 DESIGN FOR AN EMBROIDERED SCREEN, 9I BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN " SPRING,, 92 BOOKCASE CURTAIN, HANDWOVEN 138 FRIEZE PANEL IN GESSO, TINTED 94 MAHOGANY BUREAU BOOKCASE WITH METAL AND LACQUERS 95 FOLDING TEA TABLE, INLAID WITH () 140 "GLOBE TROTTERS" BRASS, COPPER, PEWTER, MOTHER- 141 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FOR .. A FLOWER OF-PEARL, ETC. WEDDING" 94 and 95 Executed by Henry Augustus Bultitucle 142 ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR CERTIFICATE Exhibited and designed by Henry F. Bultitucle 146 "ALI BABA .. PICTURE WORKED IN COLOURED SILKS, Original coloured sketches A WET SPRING IN ENGLAND Exhibited, designed and exe- 147 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS FOR NATHANIEL cuted by Kate Button HAWTHORNE'S "WUNDER BOOK" 62 ARTS AND CRAFTS FINE ART BUILDING I52 ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR COVER, "RO MANCE OF THREE R's " I79 TRINKET Box Exhibited, designed, and exe- I34-I52 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Walter Crane, R.w.s., cuted by Mr. and Mr~. A.&C. Charles Eastlake I53 HERALDIC PORTIERE, WORKED IN I83 SILVER Box (I THREAD, SILK, AND GOLD Designed by Walter Crane .R. w.s, I84 COPPER AND HORN Box Exhibited a nd executed by Mrs. °' 185 COPPER AND BRASS BUCKLE Adapted from an old engraving Walter Crane 186 SILVER AND STEEL BUCKLE 156 WROUGHT SILVER BROOCH, SET WITH TURQUOISES • I83-186 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Charles H . L. Emanuel I57 ! HAMMERED SILVER Box, SET WITH 188 SONG BOOK Exhibited by The Essex House GARNET Press I 58 WROUGHT GOLD BROOCH, SET WITH 199 " FRUIT OF SOLITUDE " Designed and execu tecl by J\. SPINAL RUBIES Miller I59 WROUGHT SILVER SUGAR SIFTER, SET Exhibited by The Essex House WITH OBSIDIAN Press I56-I59 Executed by Bernard Cuzner, W. W. Gilbert and F. K. 200 " WEDMAN'S JOURNAL " Sheldon ...... , 21 I SILVER CASKET Exhibited and designed by Bernard Cuzner, A. & C. 2 I2 SILVER CASKET WITH ENAMELS 160 SILVER AND ENAMEL NECKLET AND 213 PANEL IN STEEL MOUNT," ST. GEORGE PENDANT AND THE DRAGON " I61 SILVER CHATELAINE MIRROR, WITH 21 I-2 I 3 Exhibited, designed, an cl execu tecl L>y Alex. Fisher, A. & C. IVORY HANDLE 216 GREEN BowL Exhibited, designed, and ex 162 SILVER BROOCH, SET WITH PEARL ecuted by E. B. Fishley BLISTERS, GARNETS, AND GREEN 2I9 EccLESIASTICAL BooK-1\lARKERS Exhibited, designed and ex TOURMALINE ,. ecuted by Mrs. E. R. Francis I60"I62 Exhibited, designed, a nd executed by Bernard Cuzner, A. & c. 220 EMBROIDERED PANEL 164 AFTERNOON TEA CLOTH Designed by B. Kahn 222 SILVER PENDANT SET WITH PEARLS, Exhibited and executed by TURQUOISES AND PEARL BLISTERS Florence Doe 167-169 CRYSTALLINE VASES 223 SILVER PENDANT SET WITH PEARL 172 CRYSTALLINE Low COVERED VASE BLISTERS AND AMETHYSTS WITH ANTIQUE METAL COVER 224 SILVER CROSS SET WITH OPAL MATRIX AND PEARLS 167-172 Designed by C. J . Noke 173 FAIENCE VASE Designed by Miss M. E. Thomp- 225 GOLD PENDANT SET WITH OPAL MATRIX son 222-225 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Eirian E. Franci? 17 4 DouLTON-·w ARE SALT GLAZED VASE Designed by M. V. Marshall • 228 CASKET IN FtsH-SKIN, IVORY AND 167-174 Executed by Cuthbert Bailey, K. Eleod and W. Hodgkinson •0 SILVER Exhibited by Daulton & Co. Ltd. • 229 NOTE CASE IN FISH-SKIN, MOTHER-OF · 175 A PANEL FOR A MANTELPIECE, Executed, designed, and exhi PEARL AND SILVER "SPRING,, .. bited by Edith Downing 230 HEAD OF A BABY IN IVORY I77 . PLAQUE, ENAMELLED EARTHENWARE, 23 1 HEAD OF A GIRL IN IVORY KNEELING ANGEL Exhibited, designed, and e»e 228-23I Exhibited, designed, and executed by Richard Garbe, A. & C. cuted by Conr.ad :Dressler, 232 HANDWOVEN SILK, \VILD HYACINTH A.&C. ARTS AND CRAFTS 234 SETTLEBACK, IN HAND-SPUN SILK, FINE ART BUILDING THISTLE DESIGN BERTHE OF CARRICKMACROSS AP Execute.cl by " ' indermer c l.ntlustry Spinsters, 'Veavers and Em 253 broiderers PLIQUE LACE 232-234 ?xhibited allCl designed by Annie Garnett, r\. & c. 254 J ABOT CARRICKMACROSS GurPUUE 2 35 SILVER CROSS SET WITH AMETHYST Designed and executed by Annie Hynes AND ENAMELS 253 a nd 254 Exhibited by Marguerite Gaussen Exhibited, designed, and ex .. l\[AHKET DAY .. ecuted by Mr. and Mrs. A rthur Gaskin, A. & C. " THE PIED PIPER OF HAMELIN " 236 HAND MIRROR IN CHAMPLEVE EN AMEL 255 and 256 Exhlibited, designed, a nd executed by Alice B. Giles COPPER-GILT • • 257 .. SPORT," A FANTASY Exhibiterl, designed, and exe- ~37 CROSS IN COPPER-GILT, ENAMEL AND cuted by Ernest G. Gillick. TURQUOISE .. \VROUGHT IRONWORK TOASTING-FORK Executed by Alfred Buckn ell SILVER NECKLACE, CORAL AND PEARL Exhibited and designed by E . • ff PRUD ENCE IJ , \\'. Gimson, A. & C. 239 ENAMELLED PENDANT, COPfER-GILT, 259 CHALICE IN WROUGHT SILVER ANO GOLD CHAIN AND SETTINGS, EBONY SET WITH i\IOONSTONES . . Designed by c. A. L lewelyn If MERMAID,, • Roberts 240 SILVER ENAMELLED PENDANT AND Executed by H. Rembr andt CHAIN, TURQUOISE AND PEARL Fowler " LOVE IN A l\lfIST " • 260 ELECTRIC LIGHT BRACKET IN WROUGHT 241 SILVER NECKLACJ;, TURQUOISE AND AND PIERCED IRON Designed by c. A. Llewelyn PEARL, " UNDI NA '' Roberts 242 GOLD AND SJLVEn PENDANT, CHRVSO Executed by Ralph Platts PRASE AND PEARL, "JEANETTE" 259 and 260 Exhibited by Gittins Craftsmen Ltd. 243 ENAMELI-ED S ILVER PENDANT AND .... FOLKESTONE HARBOUR." \VOOD- CHAIN, SAPPHIRES, PEARLS, ETC., CUTS Exhibited, designed, and ex- " I RIS,, ecuted by Louise i\f. Glazier 244 S I LV~R NECKLACE, OPALS AND PASTE: •• SILVER CUP, WITH Buu .s' HEADS Executed by Countess Feodora BRIAR ROSE" Gleichen and J. Green 24 5 SILVER NECKLACE, TURQUOISE, .. FOR Exhibited and designed by GET-ME-NOT" Countess Feodora Gleichen SILVER CLASP Designed and execu tee! by SILVER NECKLET, AMETHYST AND ..) PEARL, " DOROTHEA " Blanche and Bertha Goff 247 GOLD PENDANT NECKLACE, OPAL Exhibited by B lanche Goff MATRIX AND RUBIES, " K ING- 267 SILVER WAIST-CLASPS FISHER" 268 SILVER WAIST-CLASP GOLD PENDANT AND CHAIN, PEARLS, 269-271 SILVER BUTTONS TURQUOISES, ETC., " ESTELLE " 272 TAPESTRY, " THE SWANS" Exhibited, designed, and exe 249 SILVER PENDANT NECKLACE, FINE c u ted by IC Grasett GREEN PASTE, "GREEN RUSHES " 273 KNEE-HOLE \VRITING TABLE IN OLD SILVER CROSS, GREEN PASTE OAK Executed by A. Terry a n d H . S ILVER L ACE T URQUOISE PIN F leming Exhib ited and designed by A_ Romney Green, A. & C. E FINE ART BUILDING 66 ARTS AND CHAFTS SILVER] AM D1s11, WITH ENAMEL LID Designed liy W. A. White 274 MIRROR FRAMED JN OLD OAK, INLAID Executed by E. Toy Exhib ited, d esigned, a nd exe WITH MOTHER-OF-PEARL 293 SILVER FRUIT STAND, WITH ENAMEL cuted by A. Romney Green, PANELS Designed by W. A. W hite A. &C. Executed by 'vV. Marks 278 SILVER SERVIETTE HING, SET WITH 294 S ILVER CU P AND L ID, SET WITH EMERALDS · .. Designed by W. A. \\"hite AMETHYST Designed by C . R. Ashbec, A. Executed by H. Humphreys &C. 279 GOLD, SILVER, AND Fl~E OPAL NECK Execu ted by H. He:vson LACE Designed a nd E xecuted by W. 295 SILVER BUTTER D ISH, SET WITH Hardima n A~IETHYST Designed by W. A. White 280 S ILVER AND ENAMEL T OPAZ NECK Executed by E. Toy LACE Designed by C. R Ash bee, A. & 296 SILVER SPOON D esigned by A. Cameron c. Executed by H. Humphreys Exec uted by C. Daniels 297 SILVER AN D ENAMEL Box Designed and executed by G. 28I SH.VER, OPAi_ AN D PEAR!. NECI 68 ARTS AND CRAFTS 345 GREEN SILK AND ALUMINIUM BRO CADE, VINE INTERTWINE DESIGN Executed by Edmund Hunter 32I CHRISTMAS GOSPEL, IN ITALICS and St. Edmundsbury 320 and 32I Exhibited, designed and executed by Graily Hewitt, A. & C. Weavers 322 SILVER ENAMEL PE~DANT LOCKET Exhibited, designed, a ncl ex Exhibited and designed by ecuted by Jos. A. Hodel, A. & C. Edmund Hunter, A. & C. 323 SILVER AN'D PEARL PENDANT 346 SILK DAMASK, IMPERIAL SHIELD DESIGN 324 SILVER, PEARL AND CAHBUNCLE NECK- LACE 347 PORTIERE, VINE INTERTWINE DESIGN 325 SILVER AND OPAL PENDANT 348 WOVEN TAPESTRY, .. THE FOREST .. 3:l£5 GOLD, PEARL, AND OPAL PENDANT .. 349 CHALICE VEIL ., 352 CARVING IN OAK, THE SHEEPFOLD . . Exhibited, designed, and ex 327 GOLD, PEARL, AND 0PAI. PENDANT .. ecuted by G. Jack, A. & C. 328 SILVER REPOUSSE BUCKLE 353 PLASTER CAST OF WooD . CARVING, 330 SILVER H.EPOUSSE CARD TRAY THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT . . . 332 HANDWOVEN DORSAL HANGING FOR A 354 PLASTER CAST OF CARVED BooK SMALL ALTAR, VINE AND VlHEAT COVER, .. THE TALE OF TROY." DESIGN KELMSCOTT PRESS 333 HANDWOVEN CURTAINS, CLOVE AND 355 EMBROIDERED COLLAR Executed by Mrs. Jack ASTER DESIGN Executed by Percy Hooper Exhibited and designed by G. 334 HANDWOVEN Cu1nAIN MATERIAL, Jack, A. & C. MorrLJ; DESIGN, WITH BORDER Executed by Frank Harding 364 SILVER ROSE BOWL Designed by B . Cuzner, A. & C. 332-3H Exhibited and Designed by Luther Hooper Execnted by E. C. Harris " lJN PICCOLO MAZETTO DEI FIORETTO Exhibited by A. Edward Jones, DI SAN FRANCESCO Designed byC. H. St. J. Hornby A.&C. and C. M. Gere, A. & C. 365 SILVER VASE Designed a nd executed by E. Executed byC. H.St. ].Hornby C. Harris a nd E. Faulkner Exhibited by A. Edward Jones, Exhibited by C.H. St. J. Horn· A.&C. by, A. & C. 366 SILVER PUFF Box Exhibited, designed and exe 339 "Q. .HORATI FLACCI CARMINA AL cuted by A. Edward Jones. CATCA" Exhibited, designed and exe A. &C. cuted by C.H. St.]. Horn 367 SILVER CANDLESTICK Executed by E . C. Harris by, A. &C. Exhibited and designed by A. 340 JEWEL Box, IN WATER GILDING WITH Edward Jones, A. & C. TEMPERA PANET.S Exhibited, designed and exe 372 ILLUMINATED PAGE OF KEAT'S " ODE cuted by Mary G. Houston ON INDOLENCE " Exhibited, designed and exe cuted by Fl!>rence Kings 341 BLUE AND GOLD BURSE Executed by .Edmund Hunter, and St. Edmundsbury, ford, A. & C. Weavers 375 WOOD ENGRAVING, THE LIMESTONE Exhibited and designed by ROCK Edmund Hunter, A. & C. 376 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, THE SPANISH TOWER 342 BLU.E AND GOLD STOLE 377 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, THE BRIDGE .. 343 GREEN AND GOLD ALMS-BAG 378 WOODCUT IN COLOUR, BOAT BUILDING 344 RED AND GOLD BROCADE, SYMBOLIC 375-378 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Sydney Lee, A. & C. BORDER 0 FINE ART BUILDING 70 ARTS AND CRAFTS 71 403 PANEL FOR SCREEN, FLOSS SILK ON 381 BRONZE CAN DLl(STICKS, ENAMELLED Designed hy f'ro[cssor W. H. SILK CANVAS .. Executed by May Morris and Lethaby, A. & C. Maude Deacon E xecuted byB. Coldwell Exhibited and design ed by May Exhibited liy Londgen & Co. Morris, A. & C. 382 BRASS BOWELS 404 Cus1110N-Cov1rn. COUCHED WORK ON 383 NECKLAC1' TN S JLVl;R AN D CAR- .. WHITE VELVET Exhibited, · d esigned, and exe. BUNCLES cuted by May Morris, A 384 PLAIN GOBLET, IN l' LNE SLLVER &C. 382-384 Exhib'hed, designed, a nd executed hy J. W. Marshall 405 GOLD NECKLET, OPALS AND RUBIES WITH PEARL BANDS 3~5 SILVE R LUSTRE VASE 386 RUBY L UST RE VASE 4o6 NECKLET, EGYPTIAN PENDANTS, GOLD CHAIN, BEADS, ETC. 388 R UBY LUSTRE PANEL VASE, " PLOUGH ING" 407 SILVER GIRDLE, PARCEL-GILT BUCKLE 385-388 D esigned by Walter Crane, R.W.S., A . & C. Executed by A . F . SET WITH GAR NETS, PEARLS, ETC. Executed by May Morris and A Potter. Exh iuited by Maw & Co., Ltd. v Byrne 391 CARPET Executed by \Vilson Bannock 405-407 Exhibited a nd designed by May l\lorris, A . & C., burn 408 l\IAHOGANY DRAWING-ROOM CABINET, Exhibited and clesigned by Cecil INLAID SATIN WOODAN D EBONY Designed by George ] ack l\fillar WOOL TAPESTRY HANGINGS Designed by William Morris, 39 1 S ILK BROCADE Executed by Payne & Co. A. & C. Exhibited and designed by Cecil 4IO SILK AND \,\'ooI. DAMASK l\lillar 411 SILK AN D LINEN DAMASK 392 DESIGNS IN FABlllCS Exhibited, designed, and exe 412 WooL TAPESTRY H ANG ING cuted by Cecil l\Iillar 393 PRLNTED CRETONNE Executed by ] . Harrod 413 EMBOSSED UTRECHT VELVET Exhibited a nd designed by Cecil 4 14 WALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAN D- Millar BLOCKS, FRUIT DESIGN 39i CARDINAL MANNING; FULL SIZE .. WALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAND DETAIL OF DECORATION IN NEW Exhibited, design ed, and exe BLOCKS, AUTUMN FLOWERS DE CITY SESSION HOUSE, LONDON cuted by Gerald l\Ioira SIGN 595 SKETCH JJESJGN FOR DECORATION OF 416 \VALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAND- P. AND 0. LJNER ' · MOOLTOON " .. " BLOCKS, WILD TULIP DESIGN . . 396 SKETCH DESIGN FOR DECORATIO N 417 WALI,-PAPER, PRINTED WITN HA ND OF P. & 0. LINER "l\100LTOON" BLOCKS, ACANTHUS DESIGN 397 DESIGN IN PASTEL !'OR A PROPOSED 418 WALL-PAPER, PRINTED WITH HAND DECORATION OF A L IBRARY AT BLOCKS, DAISY DESIGN, Inter DAULTON, SOMERSET .. esting as the earliest design for 398 OvERM ANT LE IN OAK PANELLING Carpenter , J. Garrett Wall-Papers by Wm. Morris 400 SILVER BROOCH, SET WHITE AND 4I9 HAND-BLOCKED PRINTED COTTONS COLOURED PEARL (CHINTZES) . . Designed by William MorrIS, 40I SILVER AND GOLD NECKLET, SET WITH A. & C., and W. H. Dearle OPAL MATRIX 420 HAND-BLOCKED \VALL-PAPERS D esigned by Wm. Morris, A. & 402 SILVER NECKl,ET, SET WITH WHITE AND c. COLOU RED PEARL 408-420 Exhibited and executed by Morris & Co., Decorators, Lt ct . 400-402 Exhibited, designed, and executed by J ohn \ V. Moore 72 ARTS AND CRAFTS FINE ART BUILDING 73 42 I HAMMERED COPPER PAUi BOWL Designed and cxecu ted by J ohn 446 GOLD FILIGREE PENDANT .. Pearson 443-446 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Fred Partridge 422 HAMMERED COPPER PALM BOWL Designed and executed by John 447 A CHILD'S GARDEN OF VERSES," BY Pea,rson H.. L. STIWENSON 421 and 422 Exhll1ited by i\lorris & Co., Decorators, Ltd. " No \NHIPl'E" (REPRINT OF ORIGINAL Exhibited, (lcsigned, and cxc I) EDITION}, llY NICllOLAS BRE- cu ted by R. l\forton Nance, TON Executed by Alice Pattinson, A. & C. and Geo. Fisher I LLUSTRATIONS TO J. \V. i\fACKAlL'S 447 and 448 Exhibited and designed by Alice Pattinson, A. & C. "LIFE OF \VILLIAM MORRIS " .. Exhibited and designed by 453 BOWL, LION AND ROSE Edmund H. New, A. & C. SMALL VASE, THE SEASONS Designed by Walter Crane, ILLUSTRATIO NS FOR" THE HIGHWAYS 454 R.W.S., A. & C. AND BYWAYS OF SHAKESPEARE'S Executed by Gordon M . Forsyth COUNTRY" .. Exhibited, designed, and exe 455 PLAQUE rn·LuSTRES, PEACOCK DESIGN cuted by Eclmu ncl H. New Designed by Walter Crane, A.&C. R.W.S. 428 NEEDLEWORK PANEL " i\{ORTE D' AR Executed by Gordon M. For THUR" syth 429 EMBROIDERED STOLE 4515 SPECIMENS OF LANCASTRIAN POT 428 and 429 Exhibited, clesignecl, and executed by i\lary J. Newill, A. & C. TERY IN OPALASCENT, CURDLED, 430 BUCK!NGHA~ISHrnE L ACE BERTHE CRYSTALLI NE AND !'LAMBE GLAZES Designed by \Vatter Cra ne , 43I BUCKING JI AMS IIIRE LACE COLI.A R R. W.S., Lewis F. Day, A. 432 BUCK!NGllA~·ISH!RE LACE SCARF & C., v\lill iam Bur ton and .J.33 BUCKI NG l!AMSllI RJ; L ACE HANDKER J ohn Chambers CHIEF Executed by E. Radford and H. Tunnicliffe 430-433 Designed by R. executed by i\lcmbers of the North :\l. I<~wley; 453-456 Exhibited by Pilking ton's Tile and Pottery Co., Ltd. B uckinghamshirn L ace Association; exhibited by the Nor th Buck 507 THE AREOPAGIT!CA, BY JOHN MILTON inghamshire Lace Associ;i,tion Executed by Lucien and Esther Pissarro; exhibited and designed by 436 L IMERICK I.,\CE Lucien Pissarro, A. & C. 437 LIMERICK L ACI; SCARF 508 "THE DESCENT OF lSHTAR," BY 438 DIANA WH ITE Designed by D iana White 439 LIMERICK LACE FRILL"D 1?1c11u Executed by Lucien and Esther 436-439 Exhib ited, designed, and executed by Mrs. Vere O'Brien Pissaro 440 SILVER CHA LICE .. Exhibited by L ucien Pissaro .J.42 S il.VER P.\TEN 549 SKETCH MODEL FOR FRIEZE FOR SHEF FIELD TOWN HALL 440-442 Exhibited, d esigned, and executed by \\'. Edward. l'arkinson, A.RC.A., Loncl. 550 443 CARVED H oirn AND SAPl'HIRE HAIR 549 and 550 Exhibited, designed, and executed by F. W. Pomeroy, R.A., COMB A.&C. BRONZED COPPER CANDLESTICK 444 CARVED Ho1rn HAIR co~rn ... SEEDS 551 Executed by R. LLB. Roth OF MAPLE" .. bone, A. & C., assisted by Alfred H ughes 445 PAIR OF HAT-PINS, IN SILVER AND 552 PAIR OF BRONZED COPPER CANDLE SHELL, " HONESTY SEEDS " STICKS Executed by Alfred Hughes 74 ARTS AND CRAFTS 554 SILVER NECKLACE AND PENDANT, HNE ART BUILDING 75 GARNETS AND OPALS .. 555 GOLD PENDANT AND CHAIN, OPALS AND ";\!1 ~ ~101HALs OF En. BuRNE-jONEs." AMETHYSTS . . Bou nd in Levant morocco Designed by Douglas B. Cock erell 554 and 555 Exhibited, c~signed, and executed by R. L . L. B. Rathbone, A. &C. · Executed by E. i\Iarch and W. .. CaIlagan 556 COPPER PROTOGRAPH FRAME Exhibited, designed, and exe 579-581 Exhibited by W. H . Smith & Son cuted by W. Reynolds Stephens PORCELAIN PANEi,, "LA PnIERE" 557 BRASS AND COPPER LETTER PLATE . . PORCELAIN PANEL," CONSULTING THE 559 S ILVER GILT F ILIGREE PEN;ANT, SET ORACLE .. • WITH A DARK BLUE STONE 582 a nd 583 Exhibited, designed, and execu ted by Leon V. Solon 560 SILVER FILIGREE PENDANT, SET WITH FIRE SCREJ>N WITH CUT-WORK ON A PALE BLUE STONE AND RIVER LANGDALE LINEN Executed by Mrs. E. M. Sout PEARLS hall 5 59 and ~60 Executed by C. Th orpe ; exhibited and designed b}· F. Exhibited ·and designed by Robmson S. ] oseph E. Southall 561 "THE KNIGHT AND THE DRAGON," 585 PANEL 1'011 PROPOSED \VHITE DRAW BOUND IN COLOURED VELLUM .. ING RooM (PAINTED IN TEMPERA) Exhibited, designed, and exe 1 ' l\JORNING,, cuted by I. ] . Rowu tree 562 "REMBRANT," BOUND IN COLOURED 586 ORI GINAL DESIGN FOR DECORATION, VELLUM PAINTED ON WALL OF ROYAL 572 DECORATIVE PANEL, "FAIR ROSA AC1\UEMY, LONDON.,, AUTUMN .. MUND" 585 and 586 Exh ibited, designed, and executed by Harold Speed, A. & C. 573 PANEL IN INLAID AND INCISED Woon 587 COPPER REPOUSSE PLAQUE Designed by Clifford Spittle and "PROSPERPINE" , ] . A. Dwan 574 PANEL IN INLAID AND INCISED \'VOOD Exhibited and executed by Nor .. THE MERMAIDS " • man and Ernest Spittle 588 OAK CORNER CUPBOARD, INLAID WITH 2 57 -574 Exhibited, desig ned, and execu ted by Bernard S leigh EDONY, IVITll I RON HINGES Executed by E. J. Miniham 575 POEM BY ROBERT BROWNING Exhibited and designed by Gold uncial lettering Charles Spooner, A. & C . 576 WRITTEN AND ILLUMINATED COPY OF S11, nm AND Go1. 1> BROOCH, SET WITH " T HE BEATITUDES " . On lamb- STAR RUUY .. Executed by Thomas Collins skin Exhibited and designed by An 577 SONNET TOG. F. WATTS nie Steen 578 .. RECESSIONAL," WRITTEN AND ILLU 590 Sil.VER CLOAK-CL1\SI', SET W!Tll MOSS A<;ATl;s AND SJ;l 594 SKETCH DESIGN FOR SGRAFFITO DECO FINE ART BUILDING 77 .RATION AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH, MANCHESTER Exhibited, designed, and exe 662 WlLL!AM l\IIORRIS' LECTURE, " AN cuted by H eywood Sumner, ADDRESS," ETC., VINE AND PAR A . &C. TRIDGES DESIGN BOWLS .. WILLIAM MORRIS' LECTU RE, "ART DECORATIVE PA!'1EL JN S1:AINED AND AND ITS PRODUCERS, AND ARTS /.) GILDED GESSO, "SILVIA" Exhibited, designed, and exe AND CRAFTS OF TO-DAY," SCAR cuted by Harry G . Theaker I.ET RUNNEllS AND BLUE AND llED 649 LAPPET IN DEVONSHIRE PILLQ,W LACE Designed by Cecelia Keyes Pl M!'ERNE!. DESIGN 667 BRASS DOUBLE INKSTAND Designed by C. F. A. Voysey Executed by Mary Anne Bart Q lett Execu ted by j esson Birkett & Exhibited by Miss Audrey Tre- Co. velyan Exhibited by Muntzer & Son CHI_NA BOWL, PAINTED UNDER GLAZE 668 S11. v E1i HoT-WATEI! j uc Executed by Alfred Newey CHINA BOWL, PAINTED UNDER GLAZE Exhibited and d esigned by C. 653 and 654 Exhibited, designed, and executed by Thackeray Turner, F. A. Voysey A.&C. Two HAND-PAINTED TILES 666-669 Exhibited, designed, and executed by C. F. A. Voysey 655 NEEDLEWORK PANEL, " SWEET THAMES .. Designed by Walter Crane, 670 IMPRESSIONS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE R.W.S. PLATES : PORTRAITS FROM OIL PAINTINGS, DRAWINGS AND PHO- Exhibited and executed by Violet Turner TOGRAPllS 656 ELECTROTYPE REPLICA OF HAND· IM PRESSIONS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE BEATEN AND REPOUSSE SILVER Pl.ATES: THE " ROKEBY " MACE OF THE CITY OF SHEFFIELD, VENUS, HY VELAZQUEZ, AND COMMISSIONED BY Hrs GRACE OTll rm l'ICTURES Designed by the Painters whose THE DUKE OF NORFOLK Names are engraved o n the 657 LILY VASE AND STAND IN 'BEATEN Plates REPOUSSE SILVER ·, Executed by Emery Walker and 656 and 657 Designed and executed by Omar Ramsden and Alwyn C. Assistants; principal As E . Carr · sistan t, H. G. Williams Exhib.ted by kind permission of the Victoria and Albert Museum 674 DESIGN FOR STAINED GLASS PANEL, a uthorities GODDESS OF AIR, SUIUWUNDED [IY BrnDs 658 "OF GARDENS," BY LORD BACON ANEMONES AND BLUE TIT DESIGN 677 PANEi. IN GLASS, GoODESS OF Arn, "OF GARDENS," by LORD BACON. SUllROUNDED 13Y l!IRDS Illumination on vellum. Only 674-677 Exhibited, designed, a nd executed by Leonard Walker six copies printed 679 " VERNIS MARTIN " Box . . Exhibited, designed, and exe- cuted by Mrs. Douglas 660 .. OF GARDENS," BY LORD BACON, IBIS AND PINKS DESIGN. Illumi Watson tion 680 Two-HANDLED EARTHENWARE BOWL 66I "OF GARDENS," by LORD BACON, 681 BLUE AND WHITE EARTHENWARE BOWL TULIPS, POPPIES, VIOLETS AND 683 EARTHENWARE BOWL (TWELVE BLUE FLOWERS DESIGN INCHES Designed and executed by Al fred H. Powell, A. & C. .. 680-683 Exhibited by Josiah Wedgewood and Sons ARTS AND CRAFTS GENERAL BUILDING 79 684 BRONZE BUST "STAR-GAZING" Exhibited, designed, and exe cuted by L. Gwendolen I9 lLl-USTRATION TO THE BOOK OF WONDER Williams VOYAGES (D. Nun) .. THE l\l1L 688 " THE NEAREST GUARD... Bound in LER OFHELL" Niger Morocco, golU-tooled Graciously lent by His l\lajesty 17-19 Exhibited, designed and executed by John D. Batten, A. & C. the I 135 SYMBOLIC FRIEZE 01' THE W'oRK 01' 180 COLOURED RELIEF, HEAD 01' VIRGIN, WALTER CRANE 1 Designed by \.\ alter Crane, AFTER FIUPP!NO LIPPI Exhibited, designed and exe· R.W.S. cuted by Lilian Edmonds r 36 SKETCH FOR A FR11':zt,, " DANCE OF I8I COLOURED RELIEF." THE SEA-GULL'S THE FIVE SENSES" BREAKFAST" 139 ORIGINAL• DRAWlNG ·FOR "FLORA'S ' .. 182 COLOURED RELIEF," THE MERMAID'S FEAST" SONG" 143 ORIGINAL DESIGN FOR ~ERTIFICAT!t " Al>!ERICAN SHEAVES." Blue Morocco 144 ORIGINAL DESIGNS FOR \~ALTER • CRANE'S PICTURE BOOK," BEAUTY WREN'S "PARENTALIA" Designed by A. Power AN!l THE BEAST " -Executed by Miss Power " MISS KILMANSEGG " r45 "Puss IN Boors" and "VALENTINE D0 0RSON" " OMER KHAYYAM " ORIGINAL DRAWINGS," CINDERELLA" " LAST RECORDS OF A 'COTSWOLD P 1cTURE-BooK COMMUNITY" 149 ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, "SLEEPING SHELLEY'S" PROMETHEUS " BEAUTY," "BLUEBEARD," "His WORDSWORTH'S " ODE " .. BABYSHIP," "Hrs BABYSHIP's THE ANCIENT MARINER " .. THEATRE" .. "KING EDWARD VII. PRAYER BooK" Designed by C. R. Ashbee. A. 150 ORIGINAL DRAWING,"' ALADDIN" &C. 151 Executed by E. Green 154 PORTIERE, WORKED IN CREWELS, 197 SHAKESPEARE'S WORKS. Bound in " COMING OF SPRING " oak boards Executed by Mrs. J effree 198 PSALTER. Bound in carved oak boards Exhibited by Mrs. Walter Crane 201 "ENDEAVUOR." Bound in Levant.. I 55 MODEL OF A SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE Exhibited, designed, and exe· 202 Hoay's "CoURTIElR." Bound in red cuted by Lionel Francis Niger Designed by Miss A. Power Crane I63 ALTAR PANEL, " MADONNA DELLA Executed by A. Power · 187-202 Exhibited by the Essex House Press ROSA" Exhibited, designed, and exe cuted by Frances Darling· 203 PLASTER, FRIEZE, THE VrNE Designed and executed by ton Alexr. Raworth & G. R. 165 PAINTED BOWL, SCARLET RUNNERS Pitkethly Exhibited by Fairholm Arts and 166 CHESS Box I65 and I66 Exhibited, designed, and executed by A. B. Donaldson Crafts Studio riJ!.' SMOCKS FROM SIX COUNTIES IN 170-17I ROUGE FLAMBE VASES Executed by Dotrlton & Co. Ltd. ENGLAND, Viz. :-BUCKS., DoR- I 76 " Sr. MARGARET " v Exhibited, designed, and exe SET, Essi;x, GLOUCESTERSHIRE, ~ cuted by Edith Downing SussEX AND KrrnT Exceute 357 \NALL-PAPl-:R, PRINTED IN LACQUERS Executed by A. Auslcad ON MllTAL GROUND Exhibited and designed liy EMBOSSED LEATHER PAPER, " ABER G:-ie l 511 SONGS, BY BEN j ON SON GENERAL BUILDING Excculcd by Lucien and Esther 89 Pissarro PRINTED LINENS AND CRETONNES 5o6-5u Exhi.bited and designed by Lucien Pissarro 5I2-517 SILVER-MOUNTED DECANTERS Exhibited and designed by PRINTE D Ll.NENS, CRETONNES AND TAFJ>ETAS Designed by Lewis F. Day ] am es Powell & Sons 650 and 65 1 Exhibited and executed by Turnbull and Stockdale, Ltd. Executed by T. j. Avery, H. Hart, T. Smith, and E. R. PLASTER PANEL, " RABBITS" Exhibited by L. A. Turner Wills DESIGN FOR PRINTED COTTON, PINK 518 ELECTRIC TABLE LAMP ~IAY, CORNFLOWER, AND COLUM- 519-528 SPECIMENS OF BLOWN ANt> EN- DINE DESIGN Exhibited, designed and exe GRAVED VASES I cutecl by Allen F. Vigers, 529 STRkW OPAL TAZZA A. & C. 530-539 SPECIMENS OF RIBBED GLASS DESIGN l'OR 'NALL-PAPER, " THE BRAY" 540 HOCK GLASS 666 ALUMINIUM CLOCK Executed by Harold Tingey 54I-544 S°PECIMENS OF CUT GLASS Exhibited and designed by C. 545- 547 RIBBED DECANTERS AND STOP· F. A. Voysey PERS 672 IMPRESSIONS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE 548 WROUGHT-IRON STAND, WITH GLASS PLATES : PORTRAITS OF SHAKES BASKET PEARE AND SOME OF HIS CON· 553 BRONZED COPPER ]uG Executed by Allred Hughes and TE~ I PORARIES, EACll FROM THE ORIGINAL PORTRAIT T. Pemberton Designed by the Painters, whose Exhibited and designed by R. LLB. Rathbone, A. & C. names, where known, are 558 TEA-COSY Engraved on the Plates Executed by Emery Walker and Exhibited, designed and executed by W. Reynolds-Stephens, A . & C. Assistants. P rincipal As- 563 CHAUCER'S "CANTERBURY TALES," sistant H. G. Williams BOUND IN NIGER MOROCCO 67 3 h11•1rnss10NS FROM PHOTOGRAVURE Exhibited, designed, and executed by Irma J. Rowntree PLATES MADE FROM PEN AND INK 570 DEliIGN FOR PRINTED VELVET, BEAST DRAWINGS Designed IJy L. Leslie Brook70·(>7.l Exhibited by E rncry Walker cuted by Ed. Ingram Taylor DESl(jN FOR CllURCll WINDOW, ST. 608-616 VASES PAUi. AND ST. PETER .. Exhibited, designed, and ex~ 6I8-6I9 BOWLS cu ted by Leonard vValker 638 CADDIES 676 DESIGN FOH DOMESTIC GLASS 646 POT PURI 678 DESIGNS !'OR CARDS OF GIU::ETINGS Executed by W. Howson Tay (STENCILS) lor, W. Forrester and E. Exhibited, d esigned, and exe Boswell cuted by C. Alban Wallis 608-646 Exhibited and designed by W. Howson Taylor,. A. & • C. 682 CIRCULAR EARTllEN\\",\RE PLAQUE Designed and executed by Alfred H. Powell Exhibited by Josiah Wedg- 90 ARTS AND CRAFTS 685 ALTAR CROSS I N HAMMEHED BRONZE ENAMEi- Excculccl by J ohn Williams and D . W. E vans Exhibited an d designed by John Williams 686 DES IGN FOH i\lADHAS i\JUSLTN, COL UM· BJN.E AND HONEYSUCKLE D ESI GN Exhibited, d esigned , and exe cuted by George Wilson 687 ZODIAC BELT CLOlSONNE ENAMEL ON COPPEH E xhibited, designed, and exe· cuted by E. C. Woodward INDEX. P AGE COLONIAL ART SECTION 3 BRITISH GOVERNMENT EXHIBIT- OIL PAINTlNGS - 13 WATER COLOURS . 2 1 i\llNIAT URES 29 VH.AWINGS, E TCHINGS ANV ENGRAVINGS 33 SCULPTURE 45 ARCHITECTURE - 49 ARTS AND CRAFTS 58