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1 TheConnoisseur An Illustrated Magazine For Collectors Edited by C. Reginald Grundy Vol. LIX. (JANUARY—APRIL. 1921) LONDON Published by the Proprietor, W. CLAUDE JOHNSON, at tiii., Editorial and Advertisement Okkices of The Connoisskuu, AT I, Duke Street, St. James's, S.W. i 192 1 MROSE AND SONS 1 DERIIY AND I.ONDO 8(i 1)656 NDEX ARTICLES AND NOTES A Beautiful Jacobean Hanging (Note) .Authors and Contributors—coiilinucd. "A Citv Banquet," by Fred Roc, K.I., R.B.C. Richardson, Mrs. Herbert. The Fashion Plates '(Note) of Horace Vernet (Art.) ... ... ... yy Adam and other Furniture (Note) ... Roberts, C. Clifton. Salopian China (Art.) ... 2.( Aitken, John E., Drawings by (Note) Roe. F. Gordon. The Life and Work of F. W. An Outpost of London, by Criticus (Note) Hayes, A.R.C.A., F.R.G.S. (Art.) 103 Angelica Kautfmann and Her .Art. by Lady Victoria Rusconi, Art. Jahn. The Tapestries of Mantua Manners (.\rt.) by Raphael (Art.) 77 Another New Gallery (Note) Williamson, Dr. G. C. Some Notes on the Portraits of Sir Pliilip Sidney (Art) ... Antique Business Extension (Note) 217 Antiques at Waring's (Note) Books Reviewed. Aquatints. Old (Note) A Bookseller's igo Authors and Contributor.s. Catalogue " A Catalogue of Etchings by Augustus John, Andrews, Cyril Bruyn. The Valencia Altar-piece 1901-1914." by Campbell Dodgson ... 5S (Art.) " A Dweller in Mcsnpntamia," by Donald Maxwell 1S7 Brochner, Georg. Old Danish Furniture (.Art.)... " A Hamll.".i. ..I Imlini Art," by E. B. Havell ... 188 Brockwell. Maurice W. Frans Hals Pictures at " Haarlem (Note) A Histiii\ <\ I \ri\,l,iy Things in England," by M. .mil ( II 1; (Juennell ... ... ... 61 Cescinsky, Herbert. The Collection of the Hon. " Inheritance," 186 Sir John H. Ward, K.C.V.O. (Art.) 13, A Quaker by Sir George Newman " Churcher, Walter G. Handel's Pitch-pipe (Note) A Record of European Arms and Armour," by Sir Guy Francis Laking, Bart., Vol. III...". 183 Clark, Major Hartley. Turkoman Rugs (Art.) ... " Aladdin and his Wonderful Lamp " (in rhyme), Clive, Mrs. K. V. Collecting Porcelain and by Arthur Ransome 62 Pottery Cats (Art.) " " An Embroidery Book," by Anne Knox Arthur 60 Cotterell, H. H. "Old Pewter or Britannia Metal ? " (Art.) Ancestors in Silhouette cut by .August Edouart," by Mrs. F. Nevill Jackson 185 Criticus. .-\n Outpost of London (Note)... " Ancient Egyptian, Assyrian, and Persian Cos- Editor, The. tume," by M. G. Houston and F. S. Horn- Daniel Gardner (Reviewed) (Art.) blower ... ... ... ... ... 60 The Loan Collection of Drawings by Thomas " .Antiques—Genuine and Spurious," by Frederick Girtin at the Fitzwilliam (Art.)... Museum Litchfield 184 Finberg, Hilda F. Two Portraits by William " .Art and Decoration," by Cscar Wilde... ... 63 Bell of Newcastle (Art.) " Artes Etruriae Renascuntur," by Harry Barnard 254 Freeth, Frank, Early Pottery M.A. On Leeds " : Its Cure," C. Sheridan (Art.) Bolshevism Cause and by Jones lyo Gibson, Eugenie. Mr. Percival D. Griffiths' Col- " Book Prices Current, 1920" 253 lection of Old English Needlework (.Art.) 33, " Bristol," by Dorothy E. B. Woollard 128 Grundy, C. Reginald. " British Painting," by Irene Maguinness ... I2() Daniel Gardner (Reviewed) (Art.) Catalogue of Painters Draughtsmen repre- The Loan Collection of Drawings by Thomas and sented in the Library of Reproductions and Girtin at the Fitzwilliam Museum (.Art.)... Drawings formed by Robert and Mary Witt 126 Jones, E. Alfred. The Old Plate of Harvard " University (Note) Chats on Old Sheffield Plate," by Arthur Hayden 62 " Design and Tradition," by Amor Fenn ... 128 Manners, I..ady Victoria. Angelica Kauffmann " and her .Art (Art.) ... Domestic Life in Scotland, 1488-1688," by Warrack 188 Murdoch, W. G. Blaikie. The Japanese Collection John " of Mr. W. Harding Smith. R.B.A., Part III. Europe and the Faith," by H. Belloc... ... 254 —Works of the Eighteenth and Nineteenth " Four Irish Landscape Painters." by Thomas Centuries (Art.) Bodkin i8y Phillips, Maberly, F.S.A. Cruciform Sundial " Highways and Byways in Northumbria," by (Note) P. Anderson Graham ... ... ... 180 Index Books Reviewed—continued. pace PACjE " Honderd Teekeningen van Oude Mccsters in Burlington Arts Club (Note) 15 het Prentenkabinet der Rijks-Universiteit " te Leiden 25.) " Calabacillas, the Buffoon " (Letter) 116 ' Identify Persian Rugs," by C. Uola- How to J. Chairs, Walnut, Some interesting(Note) ... ... 109 bere May iHO China, Salopian, Part IV., by C. Clifton Roberts • How to Look at Pictures," by R. C. Witt ... 253 (Art.) 24 " Hugh Lane's Life and Achievements," by Lady Christian Art (Note) 246 Gregory 252 Collecting Porcelain and Potters- Cats, by Mrs. K. V. " Ideas and Ideals" 254 Clive (Art.) '. 209 " Irish Glass," by M. S. Dudley Wcstropp, M.R.I. A. 125 Collection of the Hon. Sir John H. Ward, K.C.V.O., " Londoners Then and Now. as Pictured by their by Herbert Cescinsky (Art.) ... 13. 137 Contemporaries," by Malcolm C. Salaman 60 Collector's Gallery (Note) ... ... ... ... 55 " Lustre Pottery," Evans, ... by Lady MA. 252 Connoisseur Bookshelf 57, 125. 183, 252 " Macedonia : A Plea for the Primitive," by A. Cruciform Sundial, by Maberly Phillips, F.S.A. Goff and Hugh A. Fawcett 1S7 (Note) 234 " Movements in Painting," Charles Modem by Curious Sign, A (Note) ... ... ... ... 46 Marriott ' 57 Current Art Notes 49, 115. 174, 239 " Nolleken* and his Times," by J. T. Smith ... 59 " Old English Furniture and its Surroundings, Daniel Gardner (Reviewed), by C. Reginald Grundy from the Restoration to the Regency," by (Art.) 83 Percival Maclver ..^ ... 62 Danish Furniture, Old, by Georg Brochner (Art.)... 8g " On Making and Collecting Etchings," by E. Don Baltasar Carlos, Infante of Spain (Note) ... 121 Hesketh Hubbard 61 Drawings by H. M. Bateman (Note) 180 " " IVnrose's Annual, 1931 ... ... ... iSS " Philadelphia Silversmiths, 1682-1850," by Engravings, Old (Note) 120 Maurice Bri.K 1S6 Fashion Plates of Horace Vernet, Mrs. Herbert Print and Picture Catalogues ... • ... ... 128 by " Richardson (Art.) ... ... ... ... 97 Print Prices Current," Vol. II 59 Fitzwilliam Mii-i nm T.nau Collection of Drawings Printsellers' Catalogues 64 1i\ [|,< Ml i.nim. Part I., by C. Reginald " Rubaiyat of Omar Ivhayyan\." illustrated by '-^'^'''' ^" 131 Ronald Balfour ... ... ... ... 6j Forthcoming \ii \u. 1 ii ins and Exhibitions " The Art of E. A. Rickards," Bennett, by Arnold 64, 124, 1S2, 251 H. V. I^ncaster, and Amor Fenn... ... 184 Furniture, Old Danish, by Georg Brochner (Art.) ... 89 "The English Interior," by Arthur Stratton ... 58 " The Fan Book," by Maclver Percival... ... 188 Ciardner, Daniel (Reviewed), by C. Reginald Grundy (Art.) 83 " The Little House," by Coningsby Dawson ... 189 Girtin, Collection of Drawings at the " The Miniature Collector," by Dr. George C. Thomas, Loan Fitzwilliam Museum, Part I., by C. Reginald Williamson ... ... ... ... ... 127 Grundy (Art.) 131 " The Modern Colour Print of Original Design," Goodwin, Albert, R.W.S., Works by (Note) ... 17b by Malcolm C. Salaman ... ... ... 190 " The Password to Fairyland," by Elizabeth Goupil Gallery Salon (Note) 49 '... Southwart ... ... ... ... ... 63 Greatorex Galleries (Note) ... ... ... 248 " The Print Connoisseur," Vol. I., No. i 189 Griffiths, Percival D., Collection of Old English Needlework, by Eugenie Gibson (Art.) },},, 153 " The Realities of Self " 254 " " Grosvenor Galleries (Note) 247 The Writers' and Artists' Year-Book, 1921 ... 127 Art, " ... ... ... "The Year's 1921 ... 253 Haarlem, Frans Hals Pictures at, by Maurice W. "Tristram and Isolde," by Evelyn Paul ... 128 Brockwell iXote) 165 " Universal Art Series," by Charles Marriott ... 57 Hals, Fran-, I'l.luiv-, .it lUiarlem, by Maurice W. " ix.iii-j Vision and Design," by Roger Fry ... ... 127 i-;ii" i.'.M II ... 165 li\ "'Walker's Quarterly'—Henry Bright," by F. Handel's I'lii \, yiy Walter G. Churcher (Note) 234 i Gordon Roe ... ... ... ... ... 63 Harvard I ihmi^iu, I Ih' Hd H.ito of, by E. Alfred .\-"i " Warwick, Leamington, and Kenilworth," by JiMl' , \l"\ 228 i' ' I I: i. S., R. S. Austin 128 Hayes, 1-. W . ^ A The Life and " Who's Who, 1921 " 127 Wuik ul, ijy 1 . i,,...idju Roe (Art.) ... 103 " " ... Who's Who in America ... ... ... 1S7 Hunter, Mason, A.R.S.A, 1654-1921 (Notei 244 " Women of India," by Otto Kothfcld 61 the Sale Room 47, 112, 171, 235 Bookshelf, Connoisseur 57, 125, 183, 252 Breughel's " Adoration of the Kings " at the National Gallery (Note) 176 " Britannia Metal or Old Pewter ? " by H. H. Cottcrell (Art.) 161 Jacobean Hanging, A Beautiful (Note) 179 British Antique Dealers' Association (Note) Japanese Collection of Mr. W. Harding Smith, 180, 56, 123, 249 R.B.A., Part III.— Works of the Eighteenth British Industries Fair, The (Note) 244 and Nineteenth Centuries, by W. c;. Brussels Art Notes ... ... ... ... 181, 250 Blaikie Murdoch (Art.) 193 Index PAGE Kauttmann, Angelica, and Her Art, by Liuly \'icloria Raphael, Tapestries of M.mlua by. by Art. Jahn Manners (Art.) Rusconi (Art.) 77 Kncen, William, The Work of (Note) Rare Stamps (Note) Ke-opening of the Wallace Collection (Note) Lahore, Stained Glass for (Note) Richmond, Sir William Blake. K.C.B., R.A., 1.S43- Lectures by A. .Al. Hind on Prints and Drawinss 1921 (Note) (Note) " Roe, Fred, R.L, R.B.C., " A Citv Banquet Leeds Pottery, Early (Note) (Note) Leeds Pottery, On Early, bv Frank Erceth, M.A. I^oyal Academy. Exhibition of Ancient and Modern (Art.) Spanish Paintings at the (Note) ... l-epfre, Auguste, Engravings and Etchings bv Royal Amateur .\rt F.xhibition (Note) (Note) .'. Royal Society of Miniature Painters (Note) Life and Work of F. W. Hayes, A.R.C.A., F.R.G.S., Royal Society of Painter-I'Uchers and Engravers by F. (Art.) Gordon Roe (Note) Links with the '45 (Note) Rugs, Turkoman, by Major HarUcy Clark (Art.) ... Loan Collection of Drawings by Thomas (iirtin at the FitzwilUam Museum, Part L, by C. Sale Room, In the ... ... ... 47. 112, 171, Reginald Grundy (Art.) Salopian China, Part IV., bv C.
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