Magazine, The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art, volume 65, number 269
Maker
The Studio Ltd
Holme, Charles
Thomson, D Croal
Reddie, Arthur
Harada, Jiro
Production date
14 Aug 1915
Object detail
Brief Description
(a) The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art, volume 65, number 269, was published on 14 August 1915 and edited by Charles Holme. The magazine contains numerous advertisements for galleries, manufacturers, art supplies and art schools, as well as illustrated articles, and exhibition and book reviews. A number of pages are missing from this magazine including all colour supplements.
The Contents include: The Paris Salon of Fifty Years Ago, the concluding article by D Croal Thomson including sixteen illustrations; The Paintings of Oswald H Birley, R O I, an article by Arthur Reddie including ten illustrations; The New English Art Club's Fifty-Third Exhibition, an article including eight illustrations; The Panama-Pacific International Exposition and It's Meaning, an article by Professor Jiro Harata including eight illustrations; Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture, four illustrations; Studio-Talk, a section devoted to exhibition reviews from correspondents in London, Manchester, Paris, Venice, Montreal and Philadelphia; Reviews and Notices; British Artists Serving with the Forces: Third List; The Lay Figure: On Art and the National Spirit.
(b) Advertisement and order form for the Special Autumn Number of The Studio: Paris, Past and Present.
The Contents include: The Paris Salon of Fifty Years Ago, the concluding article by D Croal Thomson including sixteen illustrations; The Paintings of Oswald H Birley, R O I, an article by Arthur Reddie including ten illustrations; The New English Art Club's Fifty-Third Exhibition, an article including eight illustrations; The Panama-Pacific International Exposition and It's Meaning, an article by Professor Jiro Harata including eight illustrations; Recent Designs in Domestic Architecture, four illustrations; Studio-Talk, a section devoted to exhibition reviews from correspondents in London, Manchester, Paris, Venice, Montreal and Philadelphia; Reviews and Notices; British Artists Serving with the Forces: Third List; The Lay Figure: On Art and the National Spirit.
(b) Advertisement and order form for the Special Autumn Number of The Studio: Paris, Past and Present.
Production date
14 Aug 1915
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Media/Materials description
(a) Soft cover printed in black ink. The pages are printed in black ink with illustrations in black and white. Tissue paper is interspersed between the pages.
(b) Printed in blue ink on paper.
(b) Printed in blue ink on paper.
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Measurements
Height x Width: 297 x 215mm
Height x Width: 210 x 146mm
Height x Width: 210 x 146mm
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1915
Other number(s)
82064
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