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London.     Royal  Academy  of 
Arts 

The  exhibition 

1910 


N 

5054 
A2 
1910 


Presented  to  the 
LIBRARY  of  the 

UNIVERSITY  OF  TORONTO 


MRS.  H.J.    CODY 


PRICE   ONE    SHILLING 


~TT 


THE 

EXHIBITION 


OF  THE 


oyal    Academy    of  Arts 


MDCCCCX 


The  One  Hundred  and  Forty-second 


VM.  CLOWES   AND   SONS,    LIMITED,    PRINTERS   TO  THE  ROYAL  ACADEMY. 


The  Exhibition  opens  the  first  Monday  in  May,  and  closes  the 
first  Monday  in  August. 

Hours  of  Admission  from  8  A.M.  till  7  P.M.  (except  on  the  first 
day,  when  the  doors  do  not  open  before  10  A.M.).  Hour 
of  closing,  7.30  P.M. 

Price  of  Admission ,  is. 

Price  of  Catalogue :  Large,  with  paper  cover,  is.  Small,  with 
paper  cover,  i s.  ;  Small,  bound  in  cloth,  with  pencil,  is.  6d. 

Season  Ticket,  $s. 

Visitors  are  not  required  to  give  up  their  Sticks,  Umbrellas  or 
Parasols  before  entering  the  Galleries  ;  but  they  can  leave 
them  if  they  wish,  with  the  attendants  at  the  Cloak  Room 
in  the  Entrance  Hall.  The  other  attendants  are  strictly 
forbidden  to  take  charge  of  anything. 

The  Refreshment  Room  is  reached  by  a  staircase  leading  out 
of  the  Water  Colour  Room. 


Catalogues  can  only  be  obtained  at  the  Academy.  All  applica- 
tions for  Catalogues  to  be  sent  by  post  must  be  addressed 
to  "The  Secretary,"  and  be  accompanied  by  is.  \\d.  in 
stamps  for  a  paper-covered  copy,  and  is.  &/.  for  a  bound 
copy. 

All  communications  should  be  addressed  to  "  The  Secretary," 
and  not  to  any  official  by  name. 


The  Gibson  (Sculpture)   Gallery  and  the  Diploma   Galleries  are  open 
daily,  from  n  a.m.  to  4  p.m.     Admission  free. 


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ROYAL  ACADEMY  OF  ARTS  IN  LONDON,  1910 


HONORARY  MEMBERS 
THE  MOST  REV.  W.  D.  MACLAGAN,  D.D.,  Chaplain 

THE  VERT  REV.  H.  D.  M.  SPENCE-JONES,  DEAN  OF  GLOUCESTER,  Professor  of  Ancient  History 
THE  VISCOUNT  MORLEY,  Professor  of  Ancient  Literature 

THE  VISCOUNT  DILLON,  Antiquary 
THE  LORD  AVEBURY,  Secretary  for  Foreign  Correspondence 

HONORARY  FOREIGN  CORRESPONDING  MEMBER 

IL  COMMENDATORE  GlACOMO  BONI 

HONORARY  RETIRED  ACADEMICIANS 

MACBETH,  ROBERT  WALKER,  ESQ.         |        SHAW,  RICHARD  NORMAN,  ESQ. 

HONORARY  FOREIGN  ACADEMICIANS 

BONNAT,  LEON  i         FHEMIET,  EMANUEL  I        LAURENS,  JEAN  PAUL 

DAGNAN-BOUVERET,  P.  J.  A.  ISRAELS,  JOSEF  MERCIE,  ANTONIN 

DETAILLE,  J.  P.  EDOUARD       |        KNAUS,  LUDWIQ 

ACADEMICIANS 


ABBET,  EDWIN  AUSTIN,  ESQ. 

ALMA-TADKMA,  SIR  LAWRENCE,  O.M. 

BELCHER,  JOHN,  ESQ. 

BROCK,  THOMAS,  ESQ. 

CLAUSEN,  GEORGE,  ESQ. 

CROFTS,  ERNEST,  ESQ.,  Keeper  and  Trustee. 

DAVIS,  HENRY  WM.  BANKS,  ESQ. 

DICKSEE,  FRANK,  ESQ. 

FILDES,  SIR  LUKE 

FRAMPTON,  SIR  GEORGE  JAMES 

Gow,  ANDREW  C.,  ESQ. 

GRAHAM,  PETER,  ESQ. 

HERK.OMER,  SIR  H.  VON,  C.V.O. 

JACKSON,  THOMAS  GRAHAM,  ESQ.,  Treasurer 

and  Trustee 

JOHN,  WILLIAM  GOSCOMBE,  ESQ. 
LEADER,  BENJAMIN  WILLIAMS,  ESQ. 
LESLIE,  GEORGE  DUNLOP,  ESQ. 
LUCAS,  JOHN  SEYMOUR,  ESQ. 
MACWHIRTER,  JOHN,  ESQ. 


MURRAY,  DAVID,  ESQ. 

OULESS,  WALTER  WILLIAM,  ESQ.,  Auditor 

POYNTER,  SIR  EBWARD  J.,  BT.,  President  ana 

Trustee 

RICHMOND,  SIR  WILLIAM  BLAKE,  K.C.B. 
RIVIERE,  BRITON,  ESQ.,  Trustee 
SANT,  JAMES,  ESQ. 
SARGENT,  JOHN  SINGER,  ESQ. 
SHANNON,  JAMES  J.,  ESQ. 
SOLOMON,  SOLOMON  J.,  ESQ. 
STONE,  MARCUS,  ESQ. 
THORNYCROFT,  W.  HAMO,  ESQ.,  Auditor 
WATERHOUSE,  JOHN  WILLIAM,  ESQ. 
WATERLOW,  SIR  ERNEST  ALBERT 
WEBB,  SIR  ASTON,  C.B.,  Auditor 
WOODS,  HENRY,  ESQ. 
WYLLIE,  WILLIAM  LIONEL,  ESQ. 
YEAMES,  WILLIAM  FREDERICK,  ESQ. 

Librarian 


HONORARY  RETIRED  ASSOCIATE 

CROWE,  EYRE 


BACON,  JOHN  HENRY  FREDK. 
BLOMFIELD,  REGINALD  T. 
BRAMLEY,  FRANK 
BRANGWYN,  FRANK 
BROWN,  JOHN  ALF.  ARNESBY 
COLTON,  WILLIAM  ROBERT 
COPE,     ARTHUR     STOCKDALE, 

R.A.  Elect 

OOWPER,  FRANK  CADOGAN 
DRURY,  EDW.  ALFRED  BRISCO 
EAST,  ALFRED 


ASSOCIATES 

FARQUHARSON,  JOSEPH 
FORBES,  STANHOPE   A.,   R.A. 
GEORGE,  ERNEST  [Elect 

HACKER,  ARTHUR 
HEMY,  CHARLES  NAPIER,  R.A. 
HENRY,  GEORGE  [Elect 

LA  THANGUE,  HENRY  HERBERT 
MACKENNAL,  BERTRAM 
NORTH,  JOHN  WILLIAM 
ORPEN,  WILLIAM 
PARSONS,  ALFRED 


PEGRAM,  HENRY  ALFRED 
POMBROY,  FREDK.  WILLIAM 
SHORT,  FRANK 
SIMS,  CHARLES 
SMYTHE,  LIONEL  PERCY 
STOKES,  ADRIAN 
STOREY,  GEORGE  ADOLPHUS 
STOTT,  EDWARD 
STRANG,  WILLIAM 
TUKE,  HENRY  SCOTT 
WOOD,  FRANCIS  DERWENT 


PROFESSORS 

Of  Painting,  SIR  W.  B.  RICHMOND,  K.C.B.        I    Of  Anatomy,  ARTHUR  THOMSON,  M.A. 
Of  Sculpture,  W.  R.  COLTON,  A.  Of  Chemistry,  SIR  ARTHUR  HERBERT  CHU 

Of  Architecture,  REGINALD  T.  BLOMFIELD,  A.     I          K.C.V.O.,  F.R.S. 
Teacher  of  Perspective,  GEOKGE  A.  STOREY,  A. 

SECRETARY 

FRED.  iA.  EATON 


THE 

EXHIBITION 

OF  THE 

Royal  Academy  of  Arts 

MDCCCCX 


The  One  Hundred  and  Forty-second 


"  Le  fond  de  tout  est  toujours  ceci :  qu'il  faut  qu'un  homme 
soit  touche  d'abord  pour  pouvoir  toucher  les  autres." — JEAN 
FRANCOIS  MILLET. 


LONDON 
WILLIAM   CLOWES   AND   SONS,  LIMITED 

PRINTERS   TO   THE   ROYAL  ACADEMY 

{Entered  at  Stationers'  Hall\ 


CONTENTS. 


PAGE 

7 
ii 


Oil  Paintings. 

GALLERY  I.— (Nos.  1-67)  ... 
II.— (Nos.  68-116) 

„       III.— (Nos.  117-198)  14 

,,       IV. — (Nos.  199-259)  19 

„        V.— (Nos.  260-318)  22 

„       VI.— (Nos.  319-375)  25 

„     VII.— (Nos.  376-445)  28 

„   VIII.— (Nos.  446-495)  33 

„       IX.— (Nos.  496-654)  36 

„        X.— (Nos.  655-714)  43 

„       XI.— (Nos,  715-777)  46 


Water  Colours. 

WATER    COLOUR    ROOM  — 
(Nos, 


50 


Miniatures. 

PAGE 

WATER    COLOUR    iRooM  —    62 
(Nos.  1032-1263)  ...... 


Etchings,  Drawings,  and 
Engravings. 

BLACK  AND  WHITE  ROOM— 
(Nos.  1264-1407) 73 

Architectural  Drawings. 

ARCHITECTURAL      ROOM — 
(Nos.  1408-1676) 81 

Sculpture. 

CENTRAL       HALL  —  (Nos. 

1677-1712)    99 

LECTURE       ROOM  —  (Nos. 

I7I3-I922)      102 


NOTICE    TO    ARTISTS. 

(1.)  TIME  FOR,  AND  MODE  OF,  SENDING  IN  WORKS.— All  Works  intended  for  the  Annual 
Exhibition  of  the  Royal  Academy  MUST  BE  PUNCTUALLY  SENT  THERE  ON  ONE  OF 
THE  DAYS  FIXED  FOR  THEIR  RECEPTION.  All  Works  must  be  delivered  at  Burling- 
ton Gardens  Entrance.  None  will  be  received  at  Piccadilly  Entrance.  Hours  for  the 
reception  of  Works,  7  a.m.  to  10  p.m.  , 

All  Works  sent  from  the  country  or  from  abroad  must  be  consigned  to  an  Agent  in  London 
for  delivery  at  the  Academy,  unpacked,  on  one  of  the  appointed  days.  No  Works  in  cases  will 
be  received ;  nor  will  the  expenses  of  carriage  be  defrayed  by  the  Academy.  The  attention 
of  Foreign  Artists  and  of  English  Artists  residing  in  the  country  and  abroad  is  especially 
called  to  this  regulation. 

(2.)  MODE  OF  DESCRIBING  WORKS.— All  the  Works  sent  by  each  Artist  must  be  entered  on  a 
printed  form  duly  filled  in  with  the  Name  (Christian  and  Surname  in  full,  signed  by  the  Artist) 
and  Address  of  the  Artist,  the  Titles  and  Descriptions  of  the  Works  as  they  are  to  be  inserted 
in  the  Catalogue,  and  the  Price  if  it  is  desired  to  place  them  on  Sale.  These  forms  must 
be  sent  under  cover  addressed  to  "  The  Secretary."  No  Advertisement,  Unnecessary  Quota- 
tion or  Narrative,  can  be  admitted. 

At  the  back  of  each  Frame  must  be  written  the  Name  and  Address  of  the  Artist,  with  the 
Title  or  Description  of  the  Picture,  and  the  Number  (if  there  be  more  than  one)  to  which  it 
refers  in  his  or  her  list.  This  information  must  also  be  repeated,  with  great  distinctness  ana 
accuracy,  on  a  Label  attached  by  a  string  to  the  top  of  each  frame,  and  made  to  hang  over  in 
front,  as  also  to  each  piece  of  Sculpture. 

It  is  necessary  that  these  Regulations,  more  especially  the  last,  should  be  strictly  complied 
with,  in  order  to  avoid  delay  and  inconvenience,  as  well  as  inaccuracy  in  the  Catalogue. 

The  Forms  and  Labels  can  be  procured  (during  the  month  of  March  only)  from  the  Academy 
Applications  for  them  made  by  letter  must  be  accompanied  by  a  stamped  and  addressed 
envelope  for  their  enclosure. 

(3.)  NUMBER  OF  WOK-KS  ALLOWED.— No  Artist  is  allowed  to  send  or  exhibit  more  than  Three 
different  Works. 

(4.)  SIZE  OF  FRAMES,  MARGINS,  &c.— Each  Picture,  or  Drawing,  must  be  in  a  separate  Frame, 
or,  i/a  series  of  Drawings  from  one  Story  be  at  any  time  admitted  in  the  same  Frame,  they 
must  be  enumerated  as  distinct  pieces.  A  case  of  Miniatures  or  Sculptured  Gems  will  be 
considered  as  one  Work,  provided  the  size  of  the  case  does  not  exceed  six  inches  by  five 
inches  ;  and  a  case  of  Medals  and  Plaques,  each  of  which  is  not  more  than  seven  inches  in  its 
widest  dimensions,  will  be  considered  as  one  Work,  provided  the  size  of  the  case  does  not 
exceed  three  feet  bv  four  feet. 

All  Pictures  and  Drawings  must  be  in  Gilt  Frames.  Miniatures  in  frames  set  with  jewels 
are  inadmissible.  Oil  pictures  must  not  be  sent  in  under  glass,  but  any  Oil  Picture  not  more 
than  six  feet  sight  measurement  in  its  largest  dimensions,  obtaining  a  place  on  the  line,  may 
have  a  glass  put  over  it  if  so  desired  on  an  appointed  day  before  the  opening  of  the  Exhibition, 
of  which  due  notice  will  be  given.  Excessive  breadth  in  frames  or  margins,  as  well  as  projecting 
mouldings  may  prevent  pictures  and  drawings  obtaining  the  situation  they  otherwise  merit.  Oval 
frames  should  be  avoided,  as  they  are  difficult  of  arrangement.  Reliefs  should  be  framed. 

(5.)  WORKS  INADMISSIBLE.— No  Works  which  have  been  already  publicly  exhibited  in 
London ;— no  Copies  of  any  kind  (excepting  Paintings  in  Enamel,  and  Impressions  from 
unpublished  Medals,  in  which  case  the  name  of  the  Original  Designer  must  be  specified) ;— no 
mere  Transcripts  of  the  objects  of  Natural  History ;— no  Vignette  Portraits  in  oil ;— and  no 
Engravings  or  Etchings  that  have  been  published  six  months,  can  be  received. 

(6.)  SELECTION  OF  WORKS.— All  Works  sent  for  Exhibition  are  submitted  to  the  judgment  of  the 
Council,  whose  decision  is  final,  and  is  officially  communicated  by  letter  to  every  contributor. 

(7.)  SALE  OF  WORKS.— The  Prices  of  Works  to  be  disposed  of  may  be  communicated  to  the 
Secretary,  and  will  be  entered  in  the  Price  Catalogues  placed  in  one  of  the  Galleries. 
Communications  with  regard  to  the  Price  and  Sale  of  Works  must  in  all  cases  be  made 
by  the  Artist,  and  be  addressed  in  writing  to  "  The  Secretary."  All  purchases  will  be 
registered,  but  the  Academy  can  undertake  no  responsibility  with  regard  either  to  the 
payment  for  the  Works  purchased,  or  for  their  delivery  to  the  purchaser. 

(8.)  CLOSE  OF  THE  EXHIBITION— DELIVERY  OF  WORKS.— Before  the  closing  of  the  Exhibition 
everyo Artist  will  receive  a  separate  Printed  Order  for  the  Delivery  of  each  exhibited  Work. 
This  trder  must  be  properly  filled  in  and  signed  by  the  Artist,  and  presented  by  the  person 
sent  o  claim  the  Work,  who  must  sign  a  receipt  for  it  in  a  book  provided  for  the  purpose. 
No  Work  will  be  delivered  up  without  the  production  of  the  Order.  The  Academy  will  not 
undertake  to  pack  or  forward  any  Work. 

All  Works  must  be  removed  within  ten  days  from  the  closing  of  the  Exhibition. 

(9.)  PRIVILEGES  OF  EXHIBITORS.— Each  Exhibitor  is  entitled  to  a  Ticket  of  Admission  to 
the  Exhibition,  as  also  to  the  ensuing  Winter  Lectures  and  Winter  Exhibition  of  Old  Masters 
These  tickets  can  only  be  obtained  by  personal  application  at  the  Royal  Academy. 

When  Works  are  described  as  the  joint  performance  of  several  Artists,  the  first  mentioned 
in  the  description  will  alone  be  entitled  to  the  above  Tickets. 

***  EVERY    POSSIBLE   CARE   WILL  BE  TAKEN  OF  WORKS  SENT   FOR  EXHI- 
BITION, BUT  THE  ROYAL  ACADEMY  WILL  NOT  HOLD  ITSELF  ACCOUNTABLE 
ANY  CASE  OF  INJURY  OR  LOSS. 


CATALOGUE. 


The  Prices  of  Works  may  be  ascertained  at  the  tables  in  the  Vestibule. 
(See paragraphs  7  and  8  in  the  "  Notice  to  Exhibitors:'} 

The  Numbers  of  the  Works  follow  from  Left  to  Right,  the  first  Number 
being  next  the  Door. 

R.A.  Royal  Academician .  A.  Associate. 


GALLERY  No.  I. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  1-  67). 


1  MME.    HARTL Tom  Roberts 

2  A  VEDETTE  OF  THE  ROYAL  DRAGOONS  : 

Peninsular  War James  P.  Beadle 

3  BLACK  AND  SILVER.    Diploma  work, 

deposited    on    his    election   as    an 

Academician         J.  f.  Shannon,  R.A. 

4  LAMORNA        S.  f.  Lamorna  Birch 

5  CHATTERTON— "  The  sleepless  soul "  Windsor  Fry 

6  A  SAUCER  OF  MILK      /.  Walter  West 

7  PORTRAIT      OF      THE      PAINTER'S 

MOTHER      G.  A.  Storey,  A. 

8  A  DAY  IN  LATE  AUTUMN    Edward  W.  Waite 


8  GALLERY   No.  I.  [1910 

9     THE  Kiss  OF  FAREWELL      J.  H.  F.  Bacon,  A. 

10  THE  HON.  MRS.  BLYTH       Arthur  Hacker -,  A. 

11  AN    ISLAND    ON    THE    VENETIAN 

LAGOONS     Hilda  Montalba 

12  DIVES  AND  LAZARUS     Marian  Robilliard 

13  THE  CHURCH  POOL,  Bettws-y-Coed  B.  W.  Leader,  R.A. 

14  "SPRING  SPREADS  ONE  GREEN  LAP 

OF  FLOWERS"     .J.  W.  Waterhouse,  R.A. 

15  BABY  AND  THE  PARROT       Arthur  Garratt 

1 6  DIVES  AND  LAZARUS     D.  Gordon  Shields 

17  VALLEY  OF  THE  LIANE,  Pas-de-Calais 

H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A. 

18  Miss  SYLVIA  MYERS      ...      ...       J.  J.  Shannon,  R.A. 

19  THE  PLOUGHED  FIELD Lionel  Birch 

20  .ROUND  ISLAND       Hon.  Duff  Tollemache 

21  AUTUMN  IN   THE  VALLEY  OF  THE 

SEINE Alfred  East,  A. 

22  CAMPANULAS Annette  Elias 

23  ADELINE          Mabel  G.  Dicker 

24  THE  MACKEREL  SHAWL        Algernon  Talmage 

25  JUNE        Clewin  Harcourt 

26  HAWKCOMBE    VALLEY,     PORLOCK, 

Somerset      A.  Carruthers  Gould 

27  MRS.  ARTHUR  HERZ     Frank  Dicksee,  R.A. 

28  THE     GATES     OF     THE     FOREST: 

Evening       /.  MacWhirter,  R.A. 


GALLERY   No.  I. 


29  "SANCTUARY    OF    THE    MADONNA 

OF  PEACE,"  Lake  of  Como        /.  MacWhirter,  R.A. 

30  COLD  FLOWS  THE  WINTER  RIVER   Harry  W.  Adams 

31  "THERE  WAS  A  VEIL  PAST  WHICH 

I  COULD  NOT  SEE"    Arthur  Hacker,  A. 

32  THE  BLACK  VEIL Edyth  S.  Rackham 

33  DREAM  DAYS         Kate  E.  Olver 

34  BETTY  BEST Walter  Urwick 

35  GOLDEN  AUTUMN James  Henry 

36  THE  VEGETABLE-SHOP    Stanhope  A.  Forbes ',  R.A. Elect 

37  UNA  POVERETTA    Henry  Woods  ^  R.A. 

38  WHEN  THE  HEART  is  YOUNG     ...          Gunning  King 

39  THE  YARE      Arch.  H.  Elphinstone 

40  BIRDS  OF  A  FEATHER George  Pirie 

41  THE  HON.  SIR  ERIC  BARRINGTON, 

K.C.B William  Orfen,  A. 

42  TRISTESSE-       /.  P.  Laurens,  H.F.A. 

43  UNDER  THE  WILLOWS ...        George  Graham 

44  LADY  BATES   ...      Arthur  T.  Nowell 

45  CHANGING  PASTURE      David  C.  Jenkins 

46  A  PORTRAIT Arthur  S.  Cope^  A. 

47  PLYMOUTH       C.  Napier  Hemy,  A. 

48  COLONEL    ALFRED     J.     HOPKINS, 

Mayor  of  St.  Marylebone,  1908-9        Frank  C.  King 

49  COCKINGTON  FISHPONDS       Seymour  Mecredy 


10 


GALLERY   No.  I.  [1910 


50  POLLY,     daughter     of     Edwin     S. 

Webster,  Esq John  da  Costa 

51  FROM  A  LONDON  BACK  WINDOW 

IN  WINTER George  Clausen,  R.A. 

52  NOONTIDE       Osmund  Pittman 

53  MRS.  FRANK  PEARCE     Frank  O.  Salisbury 

54  THE  MILL,  Littlehampton     Edward  King 

55  "IT  WAS    THE   TIME    OF    ROSES,    WE 

PLUCKED    THEM    AS    WE    PASSED"  C.  Halford 

56  A  WOOD-NYMPH     George  Clausen,  R.A. 

57  DRY  WEATHER  IN  APRIL     ...  H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A. 

58  NEAR  AVIGNON,  France        H.  Hiighes-Stanton 

59  SLIPPING  OUT  WITH  THE  EBB         W.  L.  Wyllie,  R.A. 

60  THE  PASSER-BY      Eva  Roos 

61  SISTERS    Fred  Stead 

62  OLIVE,  daughter  of  James  Ismay, 

Esq Mary  L.  Waller 

63  MRS.  CHARLES  BELL     Frank  T.  Copnall 

64  ON  THE  BURE  AT  WROXHAM      ...  Alfred  Parsons,  A. 

65  MRS.  GEORGE  MAVROGORDATO    ...          Ralph  Peacock 

66  PROFESSOR    H.    A.    STRONG.     Pre- 

sentation portrait G.  Hall  Neale 

67  MRS.  ALFRED  ILLINGWORTH        ...  Fred  Yates 


(     ii     ) 


GALLERY  No.  II. 


OIL   PAINTINGS— (Nos.  68-116). 


68  IN    THE    HOUSE    OF    SIMON    THE 

PHARISEE    I.  L.  Gloag 

69  A  FINE  NOVEMBER  AFTERNOON  ...     /.  W.  North,  A. 

70  AT  THE  FOUNTAIN        Henry  Woods,  R.A. 

71  THE  WHITE  ROOM        Hilda  Fearon 

72  FALLEN  AMONG  THIEVES      Arthur  War  die 

73  A  SUFFOLK  SAND-PIT    M.  E.  Atkins 

74  OLIVIA,  daughter  of  Norman  Forbes- 

Robertson,  Esq Edmond  Brock 

75  GALLOWAY:     "Where     the     cloud 

shadows  trail"     T.  Hodgson  Liddell 

76  JUNE  AT  THE  FARM      Elizabeth  forbes 

77  THE  LADY  INVERCLYDE        ...        Frank  Dicksee,  R.A. 

78  SPRING     Mark  Senior 

79  AWAITING  SPRING'S  RETURN       R.  Vicat  Cole 

80  LOOKING  DOWN  THE  WYE    ...  H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A. 

8 1  AMONG  THE  OLIVES  OF  SIRMIONE      Lewis  C.  Powles 

82  A  FARM  AT  SERRA  VALLE,  Veneto  Henry  Woods,  R.A. 


12  GALLERY   No.  II.  [1910 

83  A  FUGITIVE    Briton  Riviere,  R.A. 

"  As  steals  the  day  upon  the  night." — Shakespeare. 

84  BLOSSOMS         H.  Macbeth- Raeburn 

8 5  RIVALS     Creswell  H.  Desmond 

86  ROSEMARY,     daughter     of     Arthur 

Cohen,  Esq William  Llewellyn 

87  REFLECTIONS Mouat  Loudan 

88  THE  ARTIST'S  WIFE      Osmund  Pittman 

89  NORA,  daughter  of  J.  Henry  Watherston,  Esq. 

Evelyn  Watherston 

90  VALLEY  SENTINELS        ...      Harry  W.  Adams 

91  BLUE    AND    GOLD:    the   dunes   of- 

Flanders      F.  Spenlove-Spenlove 

92  THE    RT.    HON.   SIR    HUDSON    E. 

KEARLEY,  BT Sir  H.  von  Herkomer^  R.A. 

93  THE  PIER-HEAD     ...      Stanhope  A.  Forbes •,  R.A.  Elect 

94  THE  JOY  OF  LIFE          Horace  Middleton 

95  THE  SPRING  DAY Owen  Bowen 

96  GEORGE    SUTTON,    ESQ.     Presenta- 

tion port? 'ait         Sir  Luke  Fildes,  R.A. 

97  STOURHEAD     Yeend  King 

"  There  is  a  quiet  spirit  in  these  woods." 

98  Miss  FLORENCE  LINDEN      ...        Thomas  W.  Hol^ate 

99  EAST  AND  WEST    Walter  E,  Webster 


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100  FLATTERY      ...............         C.  E.  Perugini 

101  EDWIN  A.  ABBEY,  ESQ.  R.A.    ... 

The  late  Sir  W.  Q.  Orchardson,  R.A. 

102  THE  CRISIS  ...............      Donald  Maxwell 

103  MRS.  SINCLAIR  THOMPSON     J.  Seymour  Lucas  >  R.A. 

104  A  MOORLAND  CROFT  ......       Peter  Graham^  R.A. 

105  BREEZY  HOLLAND        ............   James  Henry 

106  EDWARD     LIVEING,     ESQ.,    M.D. 

Presentation  portrait  ...          Walter  W.  <9#&f.r,  R.A. 

107  GLACIER  STREAMS        ......    John  S.  Sargent,  R.A. 

1  08  THE  TEA-PARTY  ............       Garnet  Wolseley 

109  TOURBILLON  AND  VALERE  .........        Sydney  Lee 

no  GEORGE  ALEXANDER,  ESQ.         Sir  Luke  Fildes^  R.A. 

in  MORNING    SUNSHINE  :   Caudebec- 

en-Caux     ...............    William  M.  Palin 

112  MAURICE  HEWLETT,  ESQ.  ...    Maurice  Greiffenhagen 

113  LOCH  VENNACHER       ............  Archibald  Kay 

114  OPHELIA        ...........  ./.  W.  Waterhouse,  R.A. 

115  THE  SHORE  BY  A  SOUTHERN  SEA      J.  Herbert  Snell 

116  THE  LADY  OF  THE  CASTLE       ...Z.  Campbell  Taylor 


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GALLERY  No.  III. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  117-198). 


117  YOUNG  APRIL       Lucy  Kemp- Welch 

118  "AND  MOCKS  MY  LOSS  OF  LIBERTY " 

— Blake     Frank  Bramley^  A. 

119  AFTER  THE  STORM      B.  W.  Leader^  R.A. 

120  H.H.  THE  GAEKWAR  OF  BARODA  Samuel  R.  Samuel 

121  THE  MISSES  M •  Sholto  J.  Douglas 

122  SIR  JOHN  BADDELEY,  J.P.,  Sheriff 

of  London   1908-9 J.  H.  JF.  Bacon,  A. 

123  "WINTER    COMES    WITH    STORMY 

BLAST"      Joseph  Farquharson,  A. 

124  A  GLEAM  OF  SUNSHINE  AMONGST 

THE  CONISTON  MOUNTAINS       fames  H.  Grassland 

125  BETWEEN  THE  SHOWERS     /.  Coutts  Michie 

126  His  MAJESTY  KING  EDWARD  VII. 

Painted  for  the  Royal  Academy. 

Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  ^/.,-P.R.A. 

127  THE  COLD  NORTH         The  late  John  M.  Swan,  R.A. 

128  GLEN  DOCHART Niels  M.  Lund 

129  HIGHLAND  SHEEP        John  R.  K  Diiff 

130  MRS.  G.  F.  MASON     A.  E.  Brockbank 


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131  THE  RT.  HON.  SIR  JOHN  BRUNNER,  BT.,  LL.D. 

Arthur  Hacker •,  A. 

132  WHERE     THE    WIND     AND    THE 

WAVES     AND      A      LONE     SHORE 

MEET         David  Murray ',  R.A. 

133  ROUGE  ET  NOIR = Edward  Patry 

134  THE  PICNIC          W.  Dacres  Adams 

135  EVE'S  DREAM       Sir  W.  JB.  Richmond,  R.A. 

"  Along  I  passed  through  ways 
That  brought  me  on  a  sudden  to  the  Tree 
Of  interdicted  knowledge  .  .  . 
On  that  Tree  he  also  gazed. 

And  '  Oh  !  Fair  Plant,'  he  said,  'with  Fruit  surcharged, 
Deigns  none  to  ease  thy  load  and  taste  thy  sweet, 
Nor  God  nor  Man  ?  is  knowledge  so  despised  ?  ' ' 

136  ALBANIAN  OLIVE-GATHERERS    John  S.  Sargent,  R.A. 

137  BY  THE  SEA         '  E.  Phillips  Fox 

138  THE  Music  OF  PAN    Henwood  Blarney 

139  A  PORTRAIT          Sir  Luke  Fildes,  R.A 

140  THE  HEAD  OF  THE  POOL  ...  H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A. 

141  "TILL  DEATH  us  DEPART"       ...     Sigismund  Goetze 

142  CERIDWEN     Christopher  Williams 

143  THE  LATE  MARQUESS  OF  RIPON,  K.G., 

Chancellor  of  the  University  of 
Leeds.  Presented  by  ptiblic  subscrip- 
tion to  the  University ...  Sir  If.  von  Herkomer^  R.A. 

144  THE     RIVER     TORRIDGE,    North 

Devon        Sir  E.  A.  Water  low,  R.A. 


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145  "GwEN,"  daughter  of  Robert   J. 

Daniell,  Esq Frank  Daniell 

146  "THE  DAY  PASSES    SLOWLY  AND 

SOFTLY  BUT  SURELY  AWAY"    ...      Claude  jF.  Barry 

147  THE  WITCH Creswell  H.  Desmond 

148  THE  LORD  BLYTH  OF  BLYTHSWOOD. 

Presentation  portrait 

The  late  Sir  W.  Q.  Orchardson,  R.A. 

149  THROUGH  SEA  AND  AIR     ...        C.  Napier  Hemy^  A. 

150  LIEUT.  C.  J.  F.  LEECH,  R.F.A.        William  J.  Leech 

151  "SOUVENIR"  :  family  portrait  group         Will  C.  Penn 

152  WILLIAM    LONGAIR,  Ex-Lord   Provost 

of  Dundee         Solomon  J.  Solomon^  R.A. 

153  HEATHER:  Scottish  highlands    J.  MacWhirter,  R.A. 

154  A  PORTRAIT  IN  PINK  AND  BLUE  Hal  Hurst 

155  WOODLAND  FROLIC      fohn  Bowie 

156  RICHARD  BURBIDGE,  ESQ J.  H.  F.  Bacon^  A. 

157  THE  GREEN  POOL       Alfred  East ',  A. 

158  MRS.  PHILIP  RADCLIFFE    George  F.  Bird 

159  ROUGH  WEATHER        /.  L.  Pickering 

1 60  ON  THE  WINDY  DUNES     ...      F.  Stuart  Richardson 

161  CUTTING  FURZE  BAVINS     ...   H.  H.  La  Thangue,  A. 

162  THE  DAWN  OF  A  NEW  FAITH  ...    fames  Sant,  R.A. 

163  THE  LORD  BURNHAM...    Sir  H.  von  Herkomer,  R.A. 


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164  LOVE  AND  TIME William  A.  Chase 

165  THE  MISSING  GALLEY        Charles  W.  Wyllie 

166  MRS.  FREDERICK  MONTAGU         J.J.  Shannon,  R.A. 

167  COUCH  BURNERS Arthur  Hacker,  A. 

1 68  SUNRISE        H.  Musgrave 

169  BOZAN    G.  Spencer  Watson 

170  J.  MACDONALD  CAMERON,  ESQ.,  of 

Balintraid Edwin  A.  Ward 

171  THE  GOLDEN  BAY,  Lulworth      David  Miirray,  R.A. 

172  MRS.  LEWIS  HIND       Florence  K.  Upton 

173  Miss  MARIE  JONES     Gilbert  Rogers 

174  THE  PRESENCE    Alfred  E.  Borthwick 

175  SIR  GRIFFITH  THOMAS       .../".  Seymotir  Lucas,  R.A. 

176  A  BRIDLE  PATH Peter  Graham,  R.A. 

177  COLONEL  E.  HILDRED  CARLILE,  M.P. 

Arthur  S.  Cope,  A. 

178  ON  THE  TRACK  OF  A  FUGITIVE  Ernest  Crofts,  R.A. 

179  MRS.  CYPRIAN  BRIDGE       Hon.  John  Collier 

1 80  EARLY  SPRING  :  Askwith,  Wharfedale  William  Greaves 

181  MRS.  CHARLES  CLARKE  AND  HER  SON 

Maud  Hall  Neale 

182  THE  GOOD  SAMARITAN       Edward  Stott,  A. 


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183  LADY  BELL Sir  W.  B.  Richmond,  R.A. 

184  THE  VOICE  OF  SPRING      Sir  L.  Alma-Tadema,  R.A. 

185  HOLYDAY  IN  ESSEX     George  W.Lambert 

1 86  "WHEN   CLOUDS    COME    SAILING 

OVER  THE  SEA:  Land's  End  ...      Claude  F.  Barry 

187  CORFE  CASTLE     Arthur  Streeton 

188  IDLE  MOMENTS    W.  Lee  Hankey 

189  RICHARD  ATKINSON  ROBINSON,  ESQ. 

Presentation  portrait 

The  late  Sir  W.  Q.  Orchardson,  R.A. 

190  A  STORY  OF  THE  ARMADA      Andrew  C.  Gow,  R.A. 

191  THE  LITTLE  WHITE  MILL         ...  G.  D.  Leslie,  R.A. 

192  MOTHER  AND  DAUGHTER Richard  Jack 

193  THE  SONATA         Rupert  C.  W.  Bimny 

194  THE   REV.  S.  R.  DRIVER,   D.D., 

Regius  Professor  of  Hebrew,  and 
Canon  of  Christ  Church,  Oxford. 
Presentation  portrait Briton  Riviere,  R.A. 

195  MRS.  HAYES  SADLER Charles  Sims,  A. 

196  ALEXANDER  GUTHRIE,  ESQ.     Pre- 

sentation portrait       ...          Walter  W.  Ouless,  R.A. 

197  THE  GRAND  CANAL,  Venice         R.  Gwelo  Goodman 

198  LADY  MARKHAM  ...       Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  Bt.,  P.R.A. 


GALLERY  No.  IV. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  199-259). 


199  THE  WATER'S  EDGE    Gertrude  M.  Curtis 

200  Miss  HILDA  BENDON          G.  Spencer  Watson 

201  ARRIVAL  OF  MAIL-BOAT  :  Algiers        Isaac  Snowman 

202  THE  LORD  JAMES  OF  HEREFORD. 

Presentation  portrait A.  Chevallier  Tayler 

203  MEMORIES     Sophia  T.  Beanlands 

204  FREDERICK  CLEEVES,  ESQ.         ...    Toseph  H.  Bentley 

205  THE  LACE  SHAWL       Gabriel  Nico let 

206  A  GREEK  CHURCH:  Corfu         ...     W.  G.  von  Glehn 

207  HAMILTON  BANK W.  L.  Wyllie^.A.. 

208  IN  MEMORIAM  :   The  Solent,  February 

1901  Norman  Wilkinson 

209  MR.  D.  C Aranka  Szvatek 

210  MID-DAY  REST:  Umbria     Edward  Mills 

211  THE  LITTLE  GIRL  AT  THE  DOOR       Harriet  Halhed 

212  CODRINGTON        CRAWSHAY,        ESQ. 

Presentation  portrait         Oswald  Birley 

213  WINE     Frank  Brangwyn,  A. 


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214  THE  HILL-TOP      Tom  Mostyn 

215  Miss  DAISY  DE  POMEROY Louise Jopling 

216  THE    EARL    CARRINGTON,    K.G., 

G.C.M.G.  Presentation  portrait    Arthur  S.  Cope>  A. 

217  FROM  UNDER  THE  SEA      W.  L.  Wyllie^.K. 

218  FALLING  LEAVES Fred  Hall 

219  THE  SCARBOROUGH  FLEET        Arthur  /.  W.  Burgess 

220  SHEEP-WASHING      IN     STAFFORD- 

SHIRE                  George  Phanix 

221  SIR  CHARLES  WYNDHAM    G.  Leigh  Hunt 

222  GLEN  ASHDALE,  Arran        John  R.  Reid 

"  At  noon  the  fisher  seeks  the  glen." 

223  GENERAL  H.  R.  ABADIE,  C.B....      John  H.  Lander 

224  "AND    SOME    FELL     BY     THE    WAY- 

SIDE"            John  C.  Dollman 

22$     Miss  JUDITH  BERESFORD    P.  A.  Hay 

226  OLD  "  HEATHERLEY'S  "       E.  Philip  Cornish 

227  FRANK  BIBBY,  ESQ.     Presentation 

portrait      ... Sir  Luke  Fildes^  R .  A . 

228  SILVER  MORNING.     Purchased  by 

the  President  and  Council  of  the 
Royal  Academy  under  the  terms 
of  the  Chantrey  Bequest  ...Arnesby  Brown^  A. 

229  THE  WATCHERS  :  "  TILL  THE  DAY 

BREAK"     F.  Spenlove-Spenlove 

230  THE  PEELING  OF  AN  ORANGE  ...  Alice  Beach 

231  SIR  HENRY  MORRIS,  BART.,  Pre- 

sident of  the  Royal  College  of 

Surgeons,  England,  1906-9    Walter  W.  Ouless^  R.A. 


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232  THE  FIRST  FIGHT  FOR  INDEPENDENCE 

(Lexington  Common,  Mass.,  U.S.A.), 

April  19,  1775    W.  B.  Wollen 

233  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY          John  da  Costa 

234  LOW-TIDE  WORK Cornelius  Wagner 

235  GENERAL  SIR  BINDON  BLOOD,  G.C.B.     G.  Hall  Neale 

236  UNDER  TIIZ  TREES     Ernest  Parton 

237  ROBERT  FOWLER,  ESQ F.  Waldo  Murray 

238  PORTRAIT  OF  THE  ARTIST          ...  Mary  Edis 

239  "THE     SUMMER     NIGHT     THAT 

PAUSED  AMONG  HER  STARS  "         Hon.  John  Collier 

240  THE    COUNTESS    OF    MAR     AND 

KELLIE      William  Llewellyn 

241  IN  THE  VERY  END  OF  HARVEST  Elizabeth  Forbes 

242  ARTHUR  SOMERVILLE,  ESQ.         ...  Catherine  Ouless 

243  AN  EASTERN  MARKET        Arderne  Clarence 

244  A  MISTY  COOMBE,  Sussex  Downs  Elsa  N.  Dalglish 

245  MRS.  TOM  MILLS        Herbert  Schmalz 

246  SIR  WALTER  GILBEY,  BART. 

Sir  Philip  Burne-Jones,  fit. 

247  GRACE,  daughter  of  Lupton  Topham,  Esq. 

Frank  Dicksee^  R.A. 

248  NOEL  TRELAWNEY,  son  of  Dr.  T.  R.  Glynn 

/.  V.  R.  Parsons 

249  PORTRAIT  OF  THE  ARTIST          ...      William  Paddock 

250  THE  SENTINEL     Margaret  Collyer 

251  LA  JouRNfiE  FINIE      Thomas  F.  M.  Shear d 


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252  PORTRAIT  GROUP         JohnM.Aiken 

253  THE  HILL-TOP      C.  H.  H.  Burleigh 

254  FLEMING  GOUGH,  ESQ Rose  D.  Bonnor 

255  THE  FLAG    T.  C.  Gotch 

256  H.M.  KING  EDWARD  VII.  KNIGHTING 

ALDERMAN  WILLIAM  S.  GROSSMAN, 
Lord  Mayor  of  Cardiff,  July  13,  1907. 
Painted  for  the  Corporation  of  the  City 
of  Cardiff  W.  Hatherell 

257  A  SHORT  CUT  TO  COVER Robert  H.  Buxton 

258  MOONLIGHT  ON  MOUNTS  BAY       B.  Eastlake  Leader 

259  THE  RT.  HON.  A.  AKERS-DOUGLAS,  M.P. 

Presentation  portrait         ...          Arthur  S.  Cope^  A. 


GALLERY  No.  V. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  260-318). 


260  THE  LADY  MAUD  BOWES-LYON  W.  Paget 

261  GOLD  AND  SILVER       Frank  Walton 

262  HOWARD  Fox,  of  Falmouth        ...  Henry  S.  T^ike^  A. 

263  MRS.  ALFRED  MOND Oswald  Birley 

264  "  MARK  !  !  WOODCOCK  FORRARD  !  "  Algernon  Talmage 


1910]  GALLERY   No.  V.  23 

265  HARVEST-TIME  AT  EAST  LINTON  Robert  Noble 

266  THE  CHILDREN'S  HOUR     ...        A.  Chevallier  Tayler 

267  G.  D.  LESLIE,  ESQ.,  R.A Edmond  Brock 

268  WOODLAND  SOLITUDE William  Kiddier 

269  THE  TWELFTH     Thomas  Blinks 

270  DAWN  IN  WINTER       Adrian  Stokes,  A. 

27 1  SIR  JULIUS  WERNHER,  BT.   Sir  H.  von  Herkomer,  R.A. 

272  CALM     Edmund  G.  Fuller 

273  THE  ARBOUR       E.  Phillips  Fox 

274  MID-OCEAN C.  Napier  Hemy,  A. 

Mirabiles  elationes  maris  ;  mirabilis  in  altis  Dominus. — Ps.  93 

275  CAPTAIN      RALPH      SLAZENGER, 

Sheriff  of  London,  1910     J.  H.  F.  Bacon^  A. 

276  THE  FLATS  OF  SUSSEX       D.  Murray  Smith 

277  HEATHER  AND  HILLS  :  Ross-shire  Finlay  Mackinnon 

278  THE  YOUNG  POACHER        Robert  Fowler 

279  MORNING  SUNSHINE    Alfred  East^  A. 

280  THE  HUNTRESS George  Wetherbee 

281  THE   RIGHT   HON.    SIR   ALFRED 

LYALL,  K.C.B.,  G.C.I.E.        Christopher  Williams 

282  THE  EDGE  OF  THE  LAKE Fred  Stratton 

283  THE  LONG  GALLERY,  Aston  Hall, 

Warwickshire    Edith  E.  Matthews 

284  THE     RIGHT    REV.    THE    LORD 

BISHOP  OF  WINCHESTER,  Prelate 

of  the  Order  of  the  Garter        ...  Richard  Jack 


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285  FRUIT  AND  FLOWERS Alfred  Parsons,  A. 

286  "THE  FLEET  OF  ENGLAND  is  HER 

ALL-IN-ALL"      Arthur  J.  W.  Burgess 

287  THOMAS  GUTHRIE,  ESQ Eli  D.  Maybee 

288  DOROTHY,  daughter  of  J.  C.  Buckstone,  Esq. 

Hester  Butler 

289  JAMES  HALL  RENTON,  ESQ.      ...  Henry  S.  Tuke,  A. 

290  THE  RATHHAUS  PORTAL,  Rothenburg 

C.  Tatter  shall  Dodd 

291  THE  LETTER        Anne  K.  Robertson 

292  THE  VIOLINIST    William  Strang,  A. 

293  SUNSET Sir  E.  A.  Waterlow,  R.A. 

294  MAJOR  H.  GORDON  LEAHY       ....        George  F.  Bird 

295  AN  INTERESTING  STUDY     Henry  T.  Schafer 

296  H.  S.  HEMSLEY,  ESQ.         Edwin  R.  Crosse 

297  SUNLIGHT      Winifred  M.  Horton 

298  PRESENTATIO  N   PICTURE    TO    T. 

BUTT   MILLER,    ESQ.,    M.F.H., 

from  the  V.W.H.  Hunt    Helena  (Countess)  Gleichen 

299  "  THE  REAR  GUARD  "        James  P.  Beadle 

Crawfurd's  Light   Brigade   faces   about  once  more  to 

hold  back  the  enemy,  during  the  retreat  from  Spain  of 

Sir  John  Moore's  army,  eventually  to   be   victorious  at 
Corunna. 

300  THE  LORD  RENDLESHAM    Arthur  S.  Cope>  A. 

301  LAGO  DI  PIANO,  Val  Menaggio  David  Murray r,  R.A. 

302  WORK  AT  SUNDOWN  :  Concarneau     Terrick  Williams 

303  STANBOROUGH  MARSH         H.  Mitton  Wilson 


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304  HER  GRACE  THE  DUCHESS  OF  BUCCLEUCH. 

Presentation  portrait  ......        J.  J.  Shannon^  R.A. 

305  SPRING  BLOSSOMS  TO  THE  MOUNTAIN'S 

SNOWS        ............      David  Murray  ^  R.A. 

306  THE  WOODMAN'S  HOME     .........  R.  Vicat  Cole 

307  THE  WIDOW'S  Cow     .........        Ernest  H.  Rigg 

308  MRS.  FIELDEN      .........      ...     George  Henry  -,  A. 

309  A  YORKSHIRE  VALE:  Winter     ...        Ernest  H.  Rigg 

310  FAIR  DAFFODILS  ............        Emma  Magnus 

311  OLD  TREES:  Isle  of  Man    ......    E.  Stewart  Wood 

312  LE  FAOT)ET  :  Dimanche       ......       J.  Y.  Dawbarn 

313  THE  POOL     ........  .......         Harry  Watson 

314  SUNSET  ..................    Adrian  Stokes  •,  A. 

315  THE  PAINTER'S  WIFE          ......    Charles  D.  Ward 

316  THE  ROAD  TO  THE  FARM  .........     Alfred  Hart 

317  INTERIOR  :   Writers  to  the  Signet 

Library,  Edinburgh  .........  Patrick  W.  Adam 

318  THE  VIEW  FROM  THE  BUNGALOW, 

Rivington,  Lancashire      ......        Alfred  East^  A. 


GALLERY  No.  VI. 


OIL  PAINTINGS- (Nos.  319-375). 


319  THE  PEACEMAKER       Hey  wood  Hardy 

320  W'ILLIAM  KELWAY,  ESQ Harold  Knight 

321  THE  SLEEP  OF  SUMMER      ...     E.  Reginald  Frampton 

322  CARTING        H.  Mitton  Wilson 


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323  COMPANIONS Cuthbert  Gnmdy 

324  THE  REV.  F.  L.  WISEMAN.     Presentation 

portrait       Arthur  T.  Nowell 

325  A  ROMAUNT Ernest  Board 

3  2  6  %   LOVE  D i VINE        Grenville  Manton 

327  VIOLET,  daughter  of  Mrs.  Frederick 

Hudson      Margaret  Dov  as  ton 

328  APOLLO  AND  DAPHNE Harold  Speed 

329  H.  COSMO  BONSOR,  ESQ Herbert  Draper 

330  IRELAND        William  J.  Leech 

331  T.  C.  SIMMONDS,  ESQ Ernest  Townshend 

332  THE    CAMP    OF    THE    AMERICAN 

ARMY  AT  VALLEY  FORGE,  Feb. 
1778.  Painted  for  the  State 
Capitol  of  Pennsylvania  ...  Edwin  A.  Abbey ',  R.A. 

"  Strong  Mother  of  a  Lion-line 
Be  proud  of  those  strong  sons  of  thine 
Who  wrench'd  their  rights  from  thee  !  " — Tennyson. 

333  THE  ISLAND Helen  R.  Wilson 

334  J.  HUGGAN,  ESQ John  W.  Brooke 

335  CASTLE  AND  RIVER,  Chepstow  ...  Beatrice  Bland 

336  THE  HON.  LADY  TALBOT Gerald  Kelly 

337  SUNSET  AT  THE  LAND'S  END    ...  fulius  Olsson 

338  MRS.  E.  V.  HUXTABLE         Grenville  Manton 

339  MARGARET,  daughter  of  Blackburne  Doe,  Esq. 

Moussa  Ayoub 

340  PHILIP Charles  A.  Buchel 

341  HER  TASK    Harry  Straker 


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342  KATHLEEN     Kathleen  Streatfeild 

343  THE  PICNIC          Walter  Dobson 

344  A  FISHING-HAVEN  IN  CORNWALL         Algernon  Pons 

345  MRS.  DOUGLAS  SCOTT         Frank  Craig 

346  SIR  MAURICE  FITZGERALD,  Knight 

of  Kerry,  Bt.,  C.V.O.        ...  William  Orpen,  A. 

347  THE  MORNING-ROOM Harry  Morley 

348  MORNING  IN  THE  WOODS William  Redworth 

349  PEARLS  FOR  KISSES    Fred  Appleyard 

350  J.  HERBERT  LAURENCE,  ESQ.     ...  Muriel  Hardy 

351  LADY  PURCELL    Arthiir  T.  NowelZ 

352  MARY  LOGSDAIL William  Logsdail 

353  THE  ROAD  BY  THE  LAKE  :  Westwick, 

Norfolk      Miller  Smith 

354  HAY-TIME  IN  HOLLAND      W.  B agnail  Gelder 

355  THE  INTERLUDE Fredk.  V.  Poole 

356  AUTUMN  SUNLIGHT      Horace  Fisher 

357  MOYRA   AND   ENID,  daughters  of 

Lady  Maud  Ramsden      William  Logsdail 

358  SEPTEMBER    Helen  M.  Mackenzie 

359  THE  INTRUDER    Arthur  H.  Biickland 

360  BOYS      Laura  Knight 

361  THE   LATE    MAJOR-GENERAL   SIR 

HENRY  COLVILE,  K.C.M.G.    ...         Ernest  B  or des 

362  FRANK  BENSON,  ESQ.     For  Stratford- 

on-Avon     Hugh  G.  Riviere 

363  Miss  ELEANORE  GARY        W.  G.  von  Glehn 


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364  PORTRAIT  OF  Miss  N.        ...   Hugh  de  T.  Glazebrook 

365  SPRING  LAUGHING  AT  WINTER    Frederick  G.  Swaish 

366  THE  ENCHANTED  SHORE    ...     Rowland  Wheelwright 
"  In  the  light  the  white  mermaidens  swam." — Tennyson. 

367  THE  LATE  LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  CURZON 

WYLLIE,  K.C.I.E.,  C.V.O.     ...  Herbert  A.  Olivier 

368  A  CALLER,  CANDLELIGHT,  AND  TEA 

Thomas  C.  Dugdale 

369  THAT  WHICH  WAS  HID        Frank  M.  Bennett 

370  A  FISHERMAN'S  BOAT- YARD       ...       W.  B.  Fortescue 

371  BRINGING     WATER     FROM     THE 

LAKE  :  Udaipur,  India     Frank  Dean 

372  A  MIDSUMMER-NIGHT'S  DREAM      Richard  Wallwork 

373  THE  SPIRIT  OF  THE  STREAM     ...'  Richard  Jack 

374  THE  BATH  OF  VENUS         William  A.  Toplis 

"  Bathed  in  a  morning  sun,  the  silent  rock-bound  pool 
Tempts  Venus  to  invade  its  dreamy  solitude." 

375  CYAN,  a  nymph  of  Sicily,  endeavouring 

to  rescue  Proserpine ;  Pluto  meta- 
morphosed her  into  a  fountain       A.  Dampier  May 


GALLERY  No.  VII. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  376-445). 

376  BRITTANY  GOSSIPS       Frederick  Baiihof 

377  A  LITTLE  GIRL ...  Ann  Fearon 

378  APRIL  GIRL To  m  Robert 


GALLERY   No.  VII.  29 


379  PELLEAS  AND  MELISANDE  ......    E.  Blair  Leighton 

"  Pelleas  :    Take  care  !    take  care  !    you  will  fall  in  ! 
What  are  you  playing  with  ? 

"  Melisande  :  With  the  ring  he  gave  me.  ..." 

M.  Maeterlinck. 

380  A  HAUNT  OF  ANCIENT  PEACE  ...        Fred  Appleyard 

381  "How    THE    CHESTNUT     HORSE 

CAME  HOME  "  —  W.  G.    Ogilvie's 

*  Fair  Girl's  Grey  Horses'       ...  Douglas  Fry 

382  VESPERS        ............     G.  Woo  His  croft  Rhead 

383  FRANK  :  a  Study  ...      .  ........     Edwin  A.  Ward 

384  A  PORTRAIT  IN  BLACK  AND  GOLD  Frank  O.  Salisbury 

385  SPRING  ............       Gladys  M.  Clark-Kennedy 

386  THE  HAZARD  OF  THE  ROAD    J.  S.  Sander  son-  Wells 

387  .....................        Arthur  G.  Bell 

"  Old  meadows  green  with  grass  and  trees 
That  shimmer  through  the  trembling  haze." 

388  A  COTSWOLD  SUMMIT  .........      Charles  M.  Gere 

389  LADY  BULLOUGH  ............      Hugh  G.  Riviere 

390  THE  WAY  HOME  ............  Lota  Bowen 

391  IN  LARGO  BAY     .........      ...    T.  Austen  Brown 

392  THE  EARTH'S  AWAKENING         ...Edward  A.  Hornel 

393  PORTRAIT  GROUP         .........  L.  Campbell  Taylor 

394  A  WELSH  STREAM       ...      ......       Edward  Davies 

395  THE  PATH  BY  THE  RIVER         ...  William  E.  Linton 

396  THE  ARUN  VALLEY     .........      Osmund  Pittman 

397  "  WHEN  THE  WEST  WITH  EVENING 

GLOWS"      ............  Joseph  Farquharson^  &* 


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398  THE  HON.  SIR  SCHOMBERG  MAC- 

DONNELL,  K.C.B Mariette  Cotton 

399  A  STREET  IN  DAMASCUS    Edward  Mills 

400  A  NOVEMBER  SUN       E.  Herbert  Why  dale 

401  L'ALLEGRA    Amy  Atkinson 

402  "  KlNE  WITH    TRAILING   STEP   AND 

SHAMBLING  GAIT"    Arthur  Lemon 

403  ARISTOCRATS,  1790      Fred  Roe 

"  Howl  of  angry  derision  rises  in  treble  and  bass — with 
flights  of  pebbles  and  mud — with  crackle  of  pistol-shot." 

Carlyle. 

404  FLOWERS  OF  THE  FIELD     ...      W.  Christian  Symons 

405  A  SUMMER  DAY Augustus  Koopman 

406  EVELYN,  daughter  of  Frank  Yardley,  Esq. 

Ralph  Peacock 

407  BERYL,  daughter  of  Arthur  I'Anson,  Esq. 

William  R.  Symonds 

408  THE    SHADE    OF   THE    PERGOLA, 

Capri ...  Horace  Fisher 

409  MRS.  MARTIN  ARCHER-SHEE     ...  Walter  W.  Russell 

410  BONAPARTE  AND  THE  SURVIVORS 

OF  THE  FORLORN  HOPE  AT  ST. 

JEAN  D'ACRE    R.  Caton  Woodville 

"  On  the  loth  May,  1799,  General  Bonaparte  made  his 
last  and  final  unsuccessful  assault  against  St.  Jean  d'Acre. 
Early  in  the  morning  a  forlorn  hope  blew  up  the  curtain 
in  front  of  the  gate,  and,  as  they  were  already  entering 
the  town,  Napoleon  rode  up  to  the  young  leader,  a 
lieutenant  of  Engineers,  and,  grasping  his  hand,  ex- 
claimed, *  You  have  gained  me  St.  Jean  d'Acre.' '; 

History  of  Napoleon  in  Egypt  (Expeditions],  1798-99. 


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411  IN  SWEET  SEPTEMBER F.  Markham  Skipworth 

412  THE  ROCK  PATH         ...      ...     Rowland  Wheelwright 

413  IN  SUNNY  BRITTANY Elsie  H.  Rose 

414  THE  ISLE  OF  DREAMS         ...     Charles  H.  Thompson 

415  PORTRAIT  OF  A  YOUNG  LADY    ...    Henry  J.  Hudson 

416  "WEE    WILLIE    WINKLE     RUNS 

THROUGH    THE   TOWN,  UPSTAIRS 
AND    DOWNSTAIRS   IN  HIS  NIGHT 

GOWN"       Mary  Y.  Hunter 

417  His  GRACE  THE  DUKE  OF  ARGYLL        Sydney  Hall 

418  THE  HEATH-POND        Gunning  King 

419  BLOWING  UP  FOR  RAIN      Arthur  C.  E.  Hill 

420  FROM  RICHMOND  HILL      E.  Stewart  Wood 

421  COLONEL    OTA     HIKI    HIGASHI, 

M.V.O K.  Ishibashi 

422  IN   THE    RIVER-BED:    Horse-shoe 

Fall    H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A. 

423  T.    E.    COLLCUTT,    ESQ.    Painted 

for  the  'Royal  Instate  of  British 

Architects Arthur  S.  Cope,  A. 

424  SEPTEMBER  NIGHT       B.  Eastlake  Leader 

425  "  CLEAR  AND   COOL,   CLEAR  AND 

COOL,  BY    LAUGHING    SHALLOW 

AND  DREAMY  POOL"         ...        Haworthe  Chadburn 

426  BARBARA        Amy  K.  Browning 

427  THE  NIGHTINGALE      George  Henry,  A. 

428  CAPTAIN  VILLIERS  STUART        ...     George  Henry,  A. 


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429  THE  CHILDREN'S  PARADISE       ...   H.  Mitton  Wilso\ 

430  "  A  PASSING  GLORY  O'ER  A  GLORY 

PAST  "  :  CAERPHILLY  CASTLE      John  W.  Schofiel\ 

431  THE  STRAY  SHEEP      William  R.  S.  Sto\ 

432  CAPT.  SIR  HENRY  R.  P.  FLOYD, 

BT.,  R.N. Mark  Milbank\ 

433  IN  THE  BED  OF  NIAGARA  ...  H.  W.  B.  Davis,  R.A.j 

434  J.  F.  MILWARD,  ESQ.     Stanhope  A.  Forbes ',  R.A.  Elec\ 

435  BRIGANTINE   LEAVING    A    SOUTH 

COAST  PORT     Nelson  Dawson\ 

436  SUMMER  MORNING  IN  PURBECK         Fred  Whitehead\ 

437  THE  HARBOUR     Mary  McCrossan 

438  A   GENTLEMAN   OF    THE    COURT 

AT  THE  TIME  OF  ELIZABETH     Gertrude  Des  Clayes 

439  DAVID  :  "  I  come  to  thee  in  the  name 

of  the  Lord  of  Hosts  "      ...     Frank  W.  W.  Topham 

440  A  HOLIDAY F.  L.  Thompson 

441  THE  SKYLARK      Flora  Lion 

442  THE  HON.  MR.  JUSTICE  EVE    ...       Clegg  Wilkinson 

443  THE  LADY  MARGARET  SACKVILLE      George  Henry,  A. 

444  THE  RED  CLOAK  :  a  portrait      ...      S.  Melton  Fisher 

445  MRS.  HILTON       Percy  Gleaves 


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OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  446-495), 


5     GEORGE   Fox  AND  THE  PIPE  OF 

TOBACCO Robert  Spenca 

"  Came  Jo  Story  to  me,  and  said  he,  '  Will  you  take  a. 
pipe  of  tobacco  ?  '  Tobacco  I  did  not  take,  but  it  came? 
into  my  mind  the  lad  might  think  I  had  not  Unity  with 
the  Creation,  so  I  took  his  pipe  and  put  it  to  my  mouth, " 

George  Fox,  his  Journat. 

447  HYLAS  AND  THE  WATER-NYMPHS          Henrietta  Rae 

48  MRS.  LESLIE  RENTON        John  H.  Lander 

49  K.  TAKEUCHI,  ESQ James  Quinn 

.50  THE  COMPLETE  ANGLER    ...         Catherine  M.  Wood 

51  THE  VILLAGE  CHURCH       Hugh  Wilkinson 

.52  EARLY  EDITIONS          Fred  Leist 

453     THE  ROEDER  BOGEN,  Rothenburg 

o'  Taub  er ,  Bavaria Elias  Bancroft 

\    MRS.  EDMUND  LE  GENDRE  STARKIE 

H.  Harris  Brown 

5  LIEUT.-GEN.  SIR  HORACE  L.  SMITH- 

DORRIEN,  K.C.B.,  D.S.O.       ...      John  H.  Lander 

6  VILLENEUVE  LES  AVIGNON,  Provence, 

France'      H.  Hughes- Stanton 

B 


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457  IN  LONE  GLENAMPLE         Charles  E.  Stewart 

458  H.M.  KING  EDWARD  VII.  Exhibited 

ly  command       Joseph  Mordecai 

459  THE  WOMEN         John  Charlton 

"  Early  on  New  Year's  morning,  1861,  there  being  few 
men  and  no  horses  available,  the  fisherwomen  of  Culler- 
coats,  Northumberland,  dragged  the  life-boat,  in  a  blinding 
storm  of  snow  and  sleet,  three  miles  along  the  coast  to  the 
rescue  of  the  crew  of  a  ship  wrecked  near  St.  Mary's 
Island.  All  were  saved  but  one  boy." 

460  SEPTEMBER  SUNSHINE  :  Yorkshire  Bertram  Priestman 

461  MRS.  Guv  WILTHEW Guy  Wilthew 

462  CAPTAIN  G.  GILMOUR        G.  Hall  Neale 

463  THE  PRISON  GATE      John  Auld 

464  SPRING-TIME         ;..    Rowland  H.  Hill 

465  W.  PERCY  COCHRANE,  ESQ.       ...          fohn  Charlton 

466  MRS.  PURCELL   FITZGERALD  AND 

HER  SON  JOHN         John  Longs taff 

467  Miss  CLAIRE  DEWRANCE,  Master 

of  the  West  Kent  Harriers  W.  Frank  Calderon 

468  GEORGE  E.  GODWIN,  ESQ Frank  T.  Copnall 

469  WHEN  THE  WORLD  WAS  YOUNG    Harry  E.  J.  Browne 

470  IN  THE  GOLDEN  DAYS        ...          Philip  J.  Thornhill 

471  PENN'S  TREATY  WITH  THE  INDIANS. 

Painted  for  the   State  Capitol  of 

Pennsylvania     Edwin  A.  Abbey  ^  R.A. 

472  LEWIS  HASLAM,  ESQ.,  M.P.    Hugh  de  T.  Glazebrook 

473  APRIL...         Annie  Milnes 


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474  Miss  HODGSON John  Cooke 

475  THE    GREEN     MANTLE    OF    THE 

STANDING  POOL       Fred  Hall 

476  THE  VILLAGE  ANTIQUE  SHOP    ...         Ernest  Procter 

477  SHOWERS  FROM  THE  NOR'-WEST  S.  J.  Lamorna  Birch 

478  ALFRED  BRIGHT,  ESQ.        ...        Constance  M.  Bright 

479  ELIZABETH  HEYGATE Gerald  Kelly 

480  FLYING  FISH        Herbert  Draper 

481  A  WINTER'S  EVENING         J.  Coutts  Michie 

482  A  JUNGLE  STORy Arthur  Wardh 

483  WATER John  R.  K.  Duff 

484  PORTRAIT  GROUP William  Strang,  A. 

485  SUNSET Arnold  Priestman 

486  THE  DEW     A.  Dampier  May 

"  Awake  !  pale  gem,  the  Dawn  is  dead." 

487  W.  LACE  CLAGUE,  ESQ Daisy  R.  Clagiie 

488  UN  RAGAZZACCIO         T.  B.  Kennington 

489  SPRING Arthur  B.  Connor 

490  SPOILS  OF  THE  EAST Stuart  G.  Davis 

491  WHEN  THE  SHIPS  COME  HOME...  Charles  W.  Wyllie 

492  FOR     THE    MAINLAND    MARKET- 

DAY    William  H.  Bartlett 

493  THE   MORNING    WALK  :     portrait 

group         ...     Herbert  A.  Budd 

494  DIVES  AND  LAZARUS Margaret  L.  Williams 

495  A  GREAT  LADY Hon.  John  Collier 

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OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  496-654). 


496  BEGONIAS       A.  F.  W.  Hayward 

497  THE  TAPESTRY  STORY        ...        Christian  M.  Wilbee 

498  RAINBOW       Lionel  P.  Smythe,  A. 

499  THE  GIFT     Percy  W.  Gibbs 

500  THE  CONNOISSEUR       JohnJ.Fyson 

501  CLAVERING  CHURCH    George  Clausen,  R.A. 

502  BLUEBELLS  AT  DREWSTEIGNTON  Mary  Harding 

503  MRS.  ALPHAEUS  P.  COLE    •     ...       A.  P.  Cole 

504  RHODODENDRONS         James  Moore 

505  HILDA    Hilda  Lennard 

506  A  STORY  OF  THE  REVOLUTION  Flora  M.  Reid 

507  Two  GIRLS  READING  BY  A  RIVER       G.  A.  Storey,  A. 

508  THE  MOOR  GATE        E.  Kemp-  Welch 

509  THE  FORTUNE-TELLER         Arthur  C.  Mitchell 

510  THE  LAST  OF  THE  GREY  MARE       ...    Harry  Fidler 

511  THE  RUBY  LANTERN Cyril  Roberts 

512  A  WINTER'S  EVE Harry  H.  Clarke 

513  H.R.H.  PRINCESS  LOUISE,  Duchess 

of  Argyll,  presenting  colours 
(given  by  Lady  Inverclyde)  to 
the  Qth  (Dumbartonshire)  A.  and 
S.  Highlanders,  in  Ardercaple 
Park,  June  5,  1909 Sydney  Hall 


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514  GOSPORT        W.  L.  Wyllie,  R.A. 

515  THROUGH  THE  FOREST       ...   Andrew  C.  Gow,  R.A. 

516  FLORA    Mabel  G.  Dicker 

517  SANT' ANIELLO,  Sorrento     ...         Gitiseppe  P.  Anzino 

518  MILKING-TIME       Charles  W.  Simpson 

519  BALLYCROY,  near  Achill       Alice  P.  Wai  ford 

520  PICTURE  BOOKS    Charles  D.  Ward 

521  SPAIN  IN  THE  DAYS  OF  THE  MOORS     F.  A.  Bridgman 

522  THE  APPLE  TREE,  the  singing  and 

the  gold     /.  W.  North,  A. 

"  O  that  I  might  make  my  way  to  the  shore,  the  apple 
garden  of  the  daughters  of  the  west,  the  singers. — Hippolytus. 

523  IL  SQUERO,  San  Trovaso,  Venice  Henry  Woods,  R.A. 

524  BLACKBEARD'S  LANDING  PARTY    Bernard  F.  Gribble 

525  RAGWORT      Barbara  Chamier 

526  SUNDAY  EVENING  BY  THE  QUAYSIDE 

E.  Leslie  Badham 

527  CARNATIONS          R.  Graf  ton  Green 

528  MRS.  BROOK         Sir  Luke  Fildes,  R.A. 

529  VESPERS         John  S.  Sargent,  R.A. 

530  THE  WATERING Alfred J.  Mtmnings 

531  THE  ROSE-BUD     John  Bowie 

532  SCOTTISH  FISHING-BOATS    .James  Wallace 

533  CARNATIONS          Winifred  P.  Biddle 

534  CARINA          Sir  Luke  Fildes,  R.A. 

535  VILLA  REALE,  near  Venice..,        Henry  Woods,  R.A. 

536  THE  FOREST  PERILOUS       Clive  M.  Dixon 


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537  THE  LADY  OF  SHALOTT      ...     Andrew  W.  Turnbull 

I    "  They  heard  a  carol,  mornful,  holy, 
Chanted  loudly,  chanted  lowly." 

538  A  GOOD  BOOK     Percy  H.  Jowett 

539  ST.  IVES  HARBOUR  >     Gwendoline  Hopton 

540  THE  GREEN  MANTELSHELF 

Stanhope  A.  Forbes,  R.A.  Elect 

541  THE  WEST*  WIND        Richard  Short 

542  A  WET  DAY         Bethia  Clarke 

543  MISCHIEF       Charles  Sims,  A. 

544  A  COTTAGE  IN  DORSET  ~1 Harold  Waite 

545  AUDREY  ETHEL    Audley  Giinston 

546  THE  FIRST  CATCH      Philip  W.  Holyoake 

547  EDITH,  daughter  of  H.  A.  Sanders,  Esq.      J.  Syddall 

548  AT  THE  DOOR      Herbert  A.  Budd 

549  THE  PRINCESS  OF  KENSINGTON  Denis  Eden 

550  EVENING:  Rochester Alfred Bentley 

551  "THERE  WAS  NO  ROOM  IN  THE  INN" 

Edward  Stott,  A. 

552  A  GOLDEN  COUNTRY T.  Maidment 

553  BLAKENEY  QUAY         Day  McKillip 

554  A  WAYSIDE', SHOP  :  India    Frank  Dean 

555  LEEDS  CASTLE     Herbert  H.  Gilchrist 

556  THE  OLD  MILL Fred.  W.Jackson 

557  THE  OLD  HORSE         David B.  Waters 

558  THE  EMPTY  CHAIR     Charles  van  Havermaet 

559  PHYLLIS:  a  portrait     G.  A.  Storey,  A. 


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560  CHUMS Janet  Archer 

561  LE  CHATEAU,  Chinon Cecilia  Carpmael 

562  THE  SMILE Herbert  J.  Harvey 

563  LUCY      Beatrice  Fripp 

564  ALETHEA  GARSTIN       Norman  Garstin 

565  THE  RISING  MOON     Lionel  P.  Smy the ^  K. 

566  A  SEA  MIST,  Le  Touquet,  France  James  Sant,  R.A. 

567  AT  LE  TOUQUET,  France    James  Sant,  R.A. 

568  GRANNY'S  BIRTHDAY Flora  M.  Reid 

569  "  LOVE  IS  TOO  YOUNG  TO  KNOW  WHAT 

CONSCIENCE  is" — Shakespeare  Byam  Shaw 

570  CARNATIONS  AND  VIOLETS         ...  Jessie  Algie 

571  LE  PONT  NEUF,  PARIS       Gerald  C.  Stones 

572  FULL  SUMMER      Charles  Knight 

573  NEARING  THE  MARK C.  M.  Padday 

574  IN  CONVENT  WALLS    James  Sant,  R.A. 

575  "  ALL  MY  FANCY  !"      fames  Sant,  R.A. 

576  PORTS  OF  THE  WEST  AND  EAST: 

Whitby       • -^ Albert  Goodwin 

577  PORTS  OF  THE  WEST  AND  EAST: 

Boulac,  Cairo      Albert  Goodwin 

578  THE  CANTIERE  CLIFF,  Pozzuoli  Edith  Corbet 

579  GREEN  WATER     Henry  S.  Tuke,  A. 

580  THE  BREEZE  :  Saint  Ives    Anne  L.  Falkner 

581  EMPIRE  DAY         Helen  Hindley 

582  THE  PUPS     E.  Kate  Westrup 

583  THE  WANDERER Tatton  Winter 


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A  STUDY  AT  FOLKESTONE James  Sant^  R.A. 

THE  GARDEN  WALK George  E.  Robertson 

SUNSHINE  AND  SHADOW      J.  Barlow  Wood 

THE   ROSEATE    HUES  ON  THE  MARITIME 


Charles  H.  Letts 

Edith  Gavey 

Byam  Shaw 

Jessica  Hay  liar 

Arthur  L.  Airy 

Val  Davis 

Walter  C.  Horsley 


ALPS,  LOOKING  FROM  CANNES 

PINKS     

CLEOPATRA   

A  SUNNY  CORNER       

THE  BRAMBLE  BOWER        

VERIFYING  HIS  QUOTATION 

AMNEH  :  on  the  Nile 

VANITY ...      Gertrude  I.  Nutt 

A  STUDY       Allan  Davidson 

THALIA          G.  A.  Storey,  A. 

"THE  DAY'S  WORK  is  DONE"    ...  J.  Aumonier 

A  BIRCH  GLADE James  1.  Watts 

ALICE     Daniel  A.  Wehrschmidt 

A  STUDY       Allan  Davidson 

THE  LAST  CHAPTER Percy  Thomas 

MEADOWS  AND  MOUNTAINS  :  Tyrol 

/.  MacWhirter,  R.A. 

FOTIS     G.  A.  Storey,  A. 

"  When  Lucius  did  Fotis  love,  She  changed  him  to  an  ass  ; 
Let  every  youth  be  ware  of  her,  Or  so  'twill  come  to  pass." 
See  "  Metamorphoses  of  Apuleius" 

FIRELIGHT  STUDY        fane  Lomax 


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605  "  BEHOLD  THE  HANDMAID  OF  THE  LORD  "  Jessie  Bayes 

606  OLD  CRONIES       ...       Stanhope  A.  Forbes •,  R.A.  Elect 

607  BETWEEN  CANNES  AND  LA  NAPOULE 

Herbert  A.  Olivier 

608  SUMMER         Edith  Wright 

609  THE  FORTH  RIVER     f.  Muir  Mathieson 

6 10  THE  SUMMER  SEA       Garnet  Wolseley 

1 ii  MAORI  FLAX-GATHERERS     E.  W.  Christmas 

612  " CURLY  LOCKS" Edith  Spr ague 

613  A  CARRIGEEN  MOSS-GATHERER     William  H.  Bartlett 

614  IN  THE  PRESENCE  OF  ROYALTY  Christabel A.  Cocker  ell 

615  SIGMUND  A.  LEHMANN,  ESQ.      ...  Henry  S.  Tuke^  A. 

616  A    BOUNDARY    OF    THE    ROMAN 

EMPIRE      Hon.  Walter  James 

617  REFLECTIONS         Edith  F.  Grey 

618  STILL  LIFE    Mihran  Shenorkian 

619  A  GARDEN  AT  CORFU         ...    John  S.  Sargent ',  R.A. 

620  BUBBLES  -      L.  Campbell  Taylor 

621  THE  PRELUDE      Maude  L.  Guyer 

622  THE  SUNBEAM      Mary  R.  Swan 

623  IN  PENSIVE  MOOD       Frank  Bramley, A. 

624  WHEN  NATURE  SLEEPS       R.  Onslow  Ford 

625  UNDER  THE  WILLOWS         ...        William  Smith,  Jun. 

626  MRS.  T.  ERAT  HARRISON R.  Willes  Maddox 

627  SUMMER  ON  THE  SOUTH  COAST       Ethel  Kirkpatrick 

628  LAKE  COMO  FROM  ABOVE  MENAGGIO 

David  Murray ',  R.A. 


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629  LES  CONSEILS  DU  MODELE    A.  Brantingham  Simpson 

630  VENEZIA        Graham  Petrie 

631  THE  YOUNG  MOTHER W.  Lee  Hankey 

632  GRATEFUL  SHADE        A  If  red  Hartley 

633  WIMBLEDON  COMMON Is  ttru  Takeuchi 

634  ROSEMARY  HILL,  Blackheath     ...  Abbey  Alison 

635  "  FROM  THE  WINDOW"  :  Sidi  Bou 

Said,  Tunis Walter  P.  Day 

636  THE  WIND-SWEPT  HILL     Sir  E.  A.  Waterlow,  R.A. 

637  FLOOD-TIME  :  Lewes    Harold  Goldthwait 

638  BERRIES         A.  F.  W.  Hayward 

639  PIER-LANE,  Whitby       J.  Valentine  Jelley 

640  MIGNONNE    Nellie  Sans om 

641  VIOLETTES     '         Edouard  Sinet 

642  LATE  SUMMER      Kershaw  Scho field 

643  WINTER  EVENING        H.  Wilkinson 

644  THE  THREE  TREES     Nancy  Lander 

645  STOCKS Jessie  Algie 

646  POZZUOLI       Edith  Corbet 

647  HOME  AGAIN.    Study  for  a  larger 

picture        Marcus  Stone,  R.A. 

648  "COUNTED  OUT" John  A.  Lomax 

649  GRANNY'S  LOVE-LETTERS    Catherine  M.  Wood 

650  PORTRAIT  STUDY Annette  Ardron 

651  THE  ROVING  LIFE      Alfred  J.  Munnings 

652  SHINE  AND  SHADE      William  E.  Kenyon 

653  SUNNY  NOON:  Lake  of  Geneva...          Robert  Fowler 

654  ST.  VALENTINE'S  DAY Sir  James  D.  Linton 


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GALLERY  No.  X. 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  655-714), 


655  THE  KINGDOMS  OF  THE  BREEZE     Algernon  Talmage 

656  GIFT,  daughter  of  E.  G.   Baillie, 

Esq James  Clark 

657  SELLING  HER  WINTER'S  WORK  ...       Hilda  Montalba 

658  TOLEDO      PEOPLE,      POTS,     AND 

PUMP          Florence  A.  Goodchild 

659  THE  LITTLE  PIPER     Arthur  Kynaston 

660  "  WITH    SUNLIGHT     IN    HER     HAIR, 

IN  SABLE  VESTURE  CLAD"      ...         Beatrice  Bright 

66 1  MRS.  ARTHUR  Lowis Jean  Ballantyne 

662  WANDERING  MINSTRELS      Lilian  Edmonds 

663  CONSPIRATORS      A.  Leicester  Burroughs 

664  THE  LAUGHTER  OF  OCEAN        ...       Arthur  J.  Black 

665  LONDON         Gerald  Moira 

666  ISABEL John  H.  Wylrants 

667  PAOLO  AND  FRANCESCA      G.  P.Jacomb-Hood 

668  MONA  FITZGERALD      John  Currie 

669  THE    HERRING     SEASON  :     Great 

Yarmouth Edgar  Bundy 

670  THE  VILLAGE       Frank  P.  Freybiirg 


44  GALLERY   No.  X.                             [1910 

671  DAY  DREAMS        Robert  H.  A.  Ross 

672  THE  WHITE  FUR         Peter  P.  Hubner 

673  CHEGWORTH          Herbert  H.  Gilchrist 

674  WINTER Charles  H.  Woodbury 

675  MRS.  FRANCIS  FARNAN      Fred  Roe 

676  IN  THE  DAYS  OF  CHIVALRY      ...     E.  Matthew  Hale 

677  TRESPASSING         f.  Mabel  ffo Hams 

678  EDWARD  HERBERT,  son  of  Captain 

H.  M.  Jessel,  M.P Ralph  Peacock 

679  SILVERY  MORN     Samuel  H.  Hancock 

680  "  THE  CHILD  is  FATHER  OF  THE  MAN"     John  R.  Reid 

68 1  PETER,    son    of    Major    Fenwick 

Metcalfe    '...        Gerald  Metcalfe 

682  INCHCAPE      Robert  W.  Allan 

683  JOHN  ANNAN  BRYCE,  ESQ.,  M.P.     ...   Ethel  Wright 

684  THE  STREAM        A.J.  Carter  Wood 

685  OTTER  HOUNDS  IN  FULL  CRY  ...  Walter  Hunt 

686  His  DARKEST  HOUR C.  M.  Q.  Orchardson 

687  PORTRAIT  OF  THE  ARTIST William  Carter 

688  ON  THE  CHILTERN  HILLS  :  Wendover  Annette  Elias 

689  W.  W.  SAMPSON,  ESQ Henry  S.  Tuke,  A. 

690  "  ONCE  BIT,  TWICE  SHY  " John  R.  Reid 

691  THE  MOTHER       Cyrus  Cuneo 

692  SHIPS    OF   THE    SIXTIES    RACING 

UP  CHANNEL    Thomas  Somer scales 

693  AT  THE  TOP  OF  THE  SWING       Frederick  G.  Swaist 


GALLERY   No.  X.  45 

694  THE  RT.  HON.  RUSSELL  REA      George  W.  Lambert 

695  "  SWEET    CALM  DAYS    IN   GOLDEN 

HAZE" — Whittier      Catherine  Ouless 

696  THE  SAND-PIT      ... Hilda  Fearon 

697  NAPOLEON'S  FAVOURITE  FLOWER  Nellie  Joshua 

698  CONNOISSEURS      William  A.  Breakspeare 

699  ON  EXMOOR  :  a  portrait      ...          G.  P.  Jacomb-Hood 

700  Miss  LILIAN  BRAITHWAITE        ...  Harold  Speed 

701  MRS.  GUY  NEVILL       Albert  H.  Ceilings 

702  SUNSHINE  AND  SNOW J.  Hodgson  Lobley 

703  LE  B£GUINAGE     Norman  Garstin 

704  SEPTEMBER  IN  ITALY Lota  Bow  en 

705  EVENING        ...    Thomas  W.  Allen 

706  THE  BAY  OF   GARAVAN,  South  of 

France       Adolph  Brougier 

707  SUNLIGHT  IN  HOLLAND      Florence  K.  Upton 

708  IN  COURT     T.  J3.  Kennington 

709  MAJOR-GEN.  DOUGLAS  SCOTT,  C.V.O., 

C.B.,  D.S.O Frank  Craig 

710  AN  IMPERIAL  OUTPOST:  Simons- 

town,  Cape  Colony  ...       A.  J.  Warne-Browne 

711  HOUNDS  BREAKING  COVER        ...         John  Charlton 

712  FLYING  A  KITE Laura  Knight 

713  IN   TEMPE  :   OR,   THE   DALES   OF 

ARCADY     George  C.  Haiti 

714  SIR  GEORGE  WARRENDER Pilade  Bertieri 


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GALLERY  No.  XL 


OIL  PAINTINGS— (Nos.  715-777). 


715  MARKET  DAY       P.  M.  Teasdale 

716  SORROW  AND  SYMPATHY     Flora  M.  Reid 

717  A  WINDY  DAY     Alice  Fanner 

718  TALES  OF  THE  DEEP Joseph  Clark 

719  THE  RT.  REV.  DR.  WERE,  Bishop 

of  Stafford H.  Harris-Brown 

720  THE  JET  ORNAMENT •           Betty  Fagan 

721  GOING  TO  MARKET     A  ssur  Michaels  on 

722  AT  THE  MARL     Anderson  Hague 

723  Miss  DAMPIER     Arnold  H.  Mason 

724  THE  PATCH Bernard  Partridge 

725  THE  BREEZE  ON  THE  CLIFF      ...  Arthur  Hopkins 

726  "EVENING     THE     WILD     WOODS 

AMONG"    ...  Joseph  Farquharson,  A. 

727  TUG  OF  WAR       Harold  Harvey 

728  FREDERICK  WHINNEY,   ESQ.,  ex- 

President  of  the  Institute  of 
Chartered  Accountants.  Pre- 
sentation portrait  William  Llewellyn 

729  THE  BIRTHDAY    George  Har court 


GALLERY   No.  XI.  47 

730  HIGH  NOON  is  PASSING    ...     ...  Anna  Airy 

731  SPRING:  Lamorna,  Cornwall      ...     J.  Noble  Barlow 

732  H.R.H.  THE  DUCHESS  OF  ALBANY         Vlaho  Bukovac 

733  HEATHER-BURNING      Joseph  Farquharson,  A. 

734  JAMES,  son  of  A.  D.  Steel-Maitland, 

Esq.,  M.P Mary  L.  Waller 

735  THE  NEW  ARRIVAL    Walter  Langley 

736  A  PORTRAIT J.Hanson  Walker 

737  BRIDESMAIDS        Savage  Cooper 

738  PORTRAIT  GROUP         Hugh  de  T.  Glazebrook 

739  "ALL'S  WELL"     Henry  S.  Tuke,  A. 

740  THE     REV.     EDGAR     SHEPPARD, 

D.D.,  C.V.O.,  Sub-dean  of  His 

Majesty's  Chapels  Royal Gerald  Kelly 

741  OUR  POST  OFFICE       N.  H.  J.  Baird 

742  MAY       Rowland  H.  Hill 

743  THE  BLUE  JACKET      Harrington  Mann 

744  THE  SIGNAL  Box        Arnesby  Brown,  A. 

745  IN  SUSSEX    ,.      ...          M.  E.  Atkins 

746  BLIND-MAN'S  BUFF      Arthur  /.  Elsley 

747  ANTHONY,  son  of  Kenneth  Crossley,  Esq. 

William  R.  Symonds 

748  ALEXANDER   WALLACE,  ESQ. 

Presentation  portrait          Fiddes  Watt 

749  A  BARE  HILLSIDE       Francis  W.  Reckitt 

750  THE  MOUNTING  SUN Vignoles  Fisher 


48  GALLERY   No.  XL  [1910 

751  THE  BOYHOOD  OF  ST.  CUTHBERT      George  Wetherbee 

11  Their  young  men  shall  see  visions." 

752  MRS.  WILLIE  HARTMANN Talbot  Hughes 

753  THE  CHIFFON  GOWN Frederick  G.  Swaish 

754  BILLET-DOUX Isaac  Snowman 

755  THE  WITCH-WIFE  OF  FOULKE-LE- 

RECHIN,  A.D.  1050         ...         Valentine  Waterhouse 

"  When,  lo  !  at  the  moment  of  consecration,  the 
Countess,  untying  the  mantle  by  which  she  was  held, 
left  it  in  the  hands  of  the  esquires,  and,  flying  through 
the  window  of  the  chapel,  was  never  heard  of  more." 

Strickland's  "Lives  of  the  Queens" 

756  THE  MOUTH  OF  THE  HARBOUR   W.  L.  Wyllie,  R.A. 

757  "A      SOUTHERLY      WIND      AND       A 

CLOUDY  SKY" W.  Ay  erst  Ingram 

758  SUNSET  ON  THE  GREAT  TASMAN 

GLACIER,  New  Zealand    E.  W.  Christmas 

759  THE  WET  SUNDAY      Norman  Garstin 

760  GOLDEN  EAGLE    George  E.  Lodge 

761  AFTERNOON  TEA          Harold  Knight 

762  SANDBANKS      ON      THE      SOUTH 

COAST        B.  W.  Leader,  R.A. 

763  THE  COMING  STORM Moffat  Lindner 

764  UNDER  THE  TREES     ...         Harry  Watson 

765  "WHEN     TO    THE     SESSIONS    OF 

SWEET  SILENT  THOUGHT  I  SUM- 
MON UP  REMEMBRANCE  OF 
THINGS  PAST  "  Isaac  Cohen 


1910]  GALLERY   No.  XI.  49 

766  THE  HOUSE-BUILDER J.  H.  Lorimer 

767  "LEGS        WIDE,        ARMS        LOCKED 

BEHIND,  AS  IF  TO  BALANCE  THE 
PRONE  BROW  OPPRESSIVE  WITH 
ITS  MIND"  William  Logs dail 

768  AFTER  OUR  BATH        M.  Lancaster  Lucas 

769  Miss  MARJORIE  PUTTICK   ...     C.  M.  Q.  Orchardson 

770  A  PEACEFUL  RIVER    C.  E.Johnson 

771  MOORS Arnold  Priestman 

772  AT  CLOSE  OF  DAY      Montague  Smyth 

773  GALILEE        Herbert  Schmalz 

774  THE  COQUETTE    F.  Howard  Michael 

775  TANCRED  AND  CLORINDA George  W.Joy 

"  And  thus  the  virgin  fell  on  endless  sleep. 
Love,  Beauty,  Virtue,  for  your  darling  weep." 

Fairfax's  "  Tasso." 

776  THE  LONG  NIGHT-WATCH Charles  Vigor 

777  VIEW  NEAR  MONTANA,  SWITZERLAND 

B.  Eastlake  Leader 


WATER  COLOUR   ROOM. 


WATER   COLOURS   AND    MINIATURES. 


WATER  COLOURS— (Nos.  778-1O31). 

778  IN  EARLY  SPRING       Henry  C.  Fox 

779  THE  MILKMAID  AND  THE  MAGPIE  Charles  E.  Wilson 

780  THE  OLD  "  ST.  VINCENT  "  ENTER- 

ING FALMOUTH  HARBOUR  TO  BE 

BROKEN  UP        W.  Ay  erst  Ingram 

781  SYRINGA  AND  CAMPANULAS        ...        Norah  Travers 

782  "  IF    MY    HEART   YOU    WOULD    WIN, 

AND     WANT    TO     BEGIN,    BRING 

ME  A  ROSE  "      Maria  L.  Angus 

783  SPRING  IN  THE  COPSE        C.  W.Johnson 

784  EARLY  MORNING  :  Yarm  Fair    ...  John  Atkinson 

785  THE  ANGLERS      John  Eyre 

"  O  the  gallant  fisher's  life  it  is  the  best  of  any  ! 
Tis  full  of  pleasure,  void  of  strife,  and  'tis  beloved  of  many." 

786  BETTY,  daughter  of  A.  W.  Stearns, 

Esq Norah  Fulcher 

787  THE  LOTOS-LAND         Richard  H.  Wright 

788  A  STUDY        Lionel  P.  Smy the,  K. 

789  H.  RIDER  HAGGARD,  ESQ Alfred  U.  Soord 


WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  51 

790  EVENING  :  Northumberland  coast      Septimus  E.  Scott 

791  FEBRUARY  FLOWERS     ...      ...      ...  Alfred  Parsons,  A. 

792  TREES  ON  PUTNEY  HEATH        ...       Donald  Bradley 

793  PORTE  ANCIENNE         Mary  Stormont 

794  A  HOT-HOUSE  FLOWER   Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  Bt.,  P.R.A. 

795  FESTIVAL       H.  Raymond  Thompson 

796  THE  HOME-COMING  OF  CHARLES  II.     Charles  Dixon 

797  Miss  ELIZABETH  RADCLIFFE      ...  Charlotte  B.  Ward 

798  MONTACUTE,  Somerset         E.  Arthur  Rowe 

799  A  SURREY  LANE William  Ridgway 

800  STREET  SCENE  :  St.  Ives      Olive  G.  Urie 

80 1  NET  MAKING       Lionel  P.  Smythe^  A. 

802  FROM  WOODLAND  AND  HEDGEROW^  ybw/  Hardwick 

803  JULY  HAZE Edward  J.  Du  Val 

804  VIANNA  DE  CASTELLO,  Portugal        frank  H.  Mason 

805  "THE  EVENING  AND  THE  MORNING" 

Frank  W.  W.  Topham 

806  RYE  FROM' THE  DUNES       Oswald  Garside 

807  THE  CHURCH:  Dordrecht Emily  M.  Pater  son 

808  DREAMLAND  PAGEANTRY    E.  Wake  Cook 

809  FEEDING-TIME       Bernard  C.  Gotch 

810  A  CORNER  OF  THE  STUDIO        Lewis  Baumer 

811  INTERIOR       Harry  Becker 

812  LUNCH-TIME  ON  LOCH  AWE       ...     Ernest  E.  Briggs 

813  COUNTRY  FLOWERS      Viola  Wo^llfe 


52  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  [1910 

814  Miss  ELIZABETH  KEITH     A.  Van  Anrooy 

815  SALISBURY  FROM  MILFORD Hugh  L.  Norris 

816  IN  A  GALWAY  VILLAGE      Sylvia  Drew 

817  BRIDGE  AT  AVRAY       William  Morton 

818  DEWY  MORN         Sir  E.  A.  Waterlow,  R.A. 

819  "GOLDEN  HORN":  Morning     Tristram  Ellis 

820  IN  THE  BRONTE  COUNTRY         Albert  Kinsley 

821  THE  VALENTINE George  G.  Kilburne 

822  "THE  BOOTS"      Andrew  C.  Gow,  R.A. 

823  OLD      FISHERMEN'S      HOSPITAL, 

Yarmouth Hay  wood  Rider 

824  THE  RAINBOW     Walter  Schroder 

825  THE  MAID  OF  THE  INN     ...          George  G.  Kilburne 

826  CLOSE-HAULED      C.  Napier  Hemy,  A. 

827  THE  DELPHINIUM  BORDER        ...        Ethel  Roskruge 

828  GLORIOUS  SOLITUDE    fane  Utley 

829  A  VISTA        George  C.  Haite 

830  PATIENCE      ...      ...       Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  Bt.,  P.R.A. 

831  OLD  GREENWICH  CHURCH      W.  T.  M.  Hawksworth 

832  THE  UNAPPRECIATED  MUSICIAN        Harold  Hodgson 

833  SUMMER         Curzon  L.  Allport 

834  BURTON  BRADSTOCK  MILL         ...       Hugh  L.  Norris 

835  INTO  THE  COVE C.  Napier  Hemy^  A. 

836  A     MOONLIT     STREET  :     Alassio, 

Riviera       Lester  Sut cliff  e 


1910]  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  53 

837  AT  Low  TIDE      Oswald  Garside 

838  THE     MOUTH    OF     THE    DOURO, 

Oporto       Frank  H.  Mason 

839  A  FLORENTINE  LOVE  SONG       W.  Hatherell 

840  "  IN    A     GARDEN,    WHEN     THE     EVE 

WAS  COOL"        Mary  A.  Sloane 

841  THE  SQUIRREL     fames  T.  Watts 

842  A  FOSSIL      Andrew  C.  Gow,  R.A. 

843  A  RIVER-BED  :  North  Italy         Edwin  Bale 

844  HOEING A.  Leslie  Collins 

845  THE  MOTOR  VEIL       MariquitaJ.  Moberly 

846  THE  SPANISH  DANCE Septimus  £.  Scott 

847  PINK  CLOUDS  AND  GREEN  BOAT, 

Venice       Ruth  Mercier 

848  THE  EAGLE  GATEWAY,  Zuylestein  Mima  Nixon 

849  AT  BOSHAM,  Sussex     George  Whyatt 

850  THE  ROMAN  CAMPAGNA    Albert  Goodwin 

851  THE  REAPER        William  Rainey 

852  SOLITUDE       George  S.  ferrier 

853  BETWEEN  SCHOOL  HOURS Charles  £.  Wilson 

854  THE  TRANQUIL  OUSE,  near  Lewes, 

Sussex       Sutton  Palmer 

855  THE  LITTLE  BLACK  CAT       William  G.  Whittlemore 

856  POOLE  HARBOUR Victor  M.  Cor  den 

857  THE  PRAYER        Henry  Henshall 

858  THE  RABBIT  ON  THE  WALL      ...  T.  Kinsella 


54  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.                    [1910 

859  IN  A  LONDON  GARDEN  Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  Bt.,  P.R.A. 

860  THE  OLD  HUGUENOT William  A.  Sims 

86 1  ROUMANIAN  CHILDREN  BRINGING 

WATER   TO    BE  BLESSED    IN   A 

GREEK  CHURCH       Marianne  Stokes 

862  LIMEHOUSE  HOLE        C.  Napier  Hemy,  A. 

863  MIDSUMMER  SHADE     Lexden  L.  Pocock 

864  THE  WELCOME     Charles  J.  Adams 

865  SIESTA George  Murray 

866  THE  BUTTERFLY Rosa  M.  Whitlaw 

867  THE  BABY     Amelia  M.  Bowerley 

868  Miss  EVELYN  BECKLES       Peter  Leslie 

869  THE  VILLA  OF  LORENZO  DE'  MEDICI, 

Fiesole         Edwin  Bale 

870  BOUND  FOR  LONDON Gregory  Robinson 

871  SUNDOWN       Lucy  Kemp- Welch 

872  A  WEST  WIND     ...  • Thomas  W.  Hammond 

873  BARGAINING Estella  Canziani 

874  THE  OLD  BRIDGE,  St.  Ives         ...     Frank  Thompson 

875  "  O  CITHAERON  " W.  Russell  Flint 

876  IN  MILLERSDALE,  Derbyshire     ...  Isaac  Cooke 

877  A  SOUTH  AFRICAN  CRAG J.  S.  Morland 

878  THE  DEPUTATION        John  Hassall 

879  THE  BALLOON      Mary  Gow 

880  THE  WOODMAN'S  CHILDREN      ...    Harold  Swanwick 

88 1  A  COTSWOLD  VILLAGE  Newton  Benett 


WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  55 

882  SIR   LAUNCELOT    ENTRAPPED    IN 

THE  QUEEN'S  CHAMBER    Philip  Spence 

"  Sir  Launcelot  .  .  .  drew  that  dead  knight  within 
the  chamber  doore,  and  then,  with  the  helpe  of  the  queene 
and  her  ladies,  was  lightly  armed  in  Sir  Colgrevaunce 
armour. " — Malory. 

883  THOUGHTS ...         Catherine  B.  Gulley 

884  THE  WAYFARER W.  Herbert  Allen 

885  THE  LANE  OF  THE  THRUSHES    H.  Sylvester  Stannard 

886  THE  BACK  OF  THE  FARM Henry  Stannard 

887  MEMORIES     Catherine  B.  Gulley 

888  FAIRY  TALES        Carlton  A.  Smith 

889  THE  GOLDEN  VALLEY         ; Edwin  Bale 

890  THE  CLOSED  WAY       Lexden  L.  Pocock 

891  OLIVE-GATHERERS:  The  mid-day 

rest     Arthur  Burrington 

892  THE  YOUNG  AMERICAN      ...         Elinor  M.  Barnard 

893  A  SUNNY,  DAY      A.  Molyneux  Stannard 

894  RED  SLIPPERS       Mary  Y.  Hunter 

895  GLEN  AND  MOOR  :  Devon          ...         E.  Gouldsmith 

896  SAINT  DOROTHEA         E.  Reginald  Frampt on 

897  THE  ORGAN-GRINDER William  B.  Bennett 

898  THE  LANE    Albert  E.  Brockbank 

899  MAKER  UNKNOWN       Benjamin  Williams, 

900  SALT-MARSHES       Oswald  Gar  side 

901  IN  BENBECULA     Hubert  Courts 


§6  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  [1910 

902  IN  LEVER  PARK Alfred  East,  A. 

903  TUMBLE,  FROTH,  AND  FUN        ...      Charles  Sims,  A. 

904  LOVE  OR  FAME? J.  Young  Hunter 

905  SUNSHINE  AND  SHADOW  ON  THE 

DOWNS       Berenger  Benger 

906  A  PENITENT         Benjamin  Williams 

907  ON  THE  SOUTH  DOWNS      Henry  C.  Fox 

908  A  SPANISH  CARNIVAL  :   Algeciras       Alfred  East,  A. 

909  IN  THE  TIDEWAY         Ernest  Dade 

910  A  STUDY  IN  BLACK    Charlotte  B.  Ward 

911  YOUTHFUL  SPORT         Arthur  Mudie 

912  THE  BRACKEN-CLAD   HILL,    New 

Forest        Walter  S.  Stacey 

913  THE  Music  THEY  LOVE     Tom  Lloyd 

914  "TAKE,   PROUD   AMBITION,   TAKE 

THY  FILL"        P.  A.  Hay 

915  A  SANDY  BAY,  Pembrokeshire   ...  Arthur  Tucker 

916  THE  FIRST-BORN          Mary  Y.  Hunter 

917  "FAR  INTO  THE  DYING  DAY"    ...  W.  Pollen  Bishop 

918  MRS.  WHEELER-BENNETT    Alex.  H.  Kirk 

919  -EARLY  SUMMER    A.  Winter  Shaw 

920  SPRING W.  Kay  Blacklock 

921  EVENING-TIME      William  B.  Bennett 

922  THE  LACE-MAKER        Charles  W.  S.  Naper 

923  BABIES Curzon  L.  Allport 


I9io]  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  57 

924  THE  POPINJAY     Stephen  Reid 

925  THE  SISTERS  AT  THE  WELL         Robert  J.  E.  Moony 

926  "  ON  THE   SLOPE  OF  THE  HILL, 

AND  THE  WINDS  ARE  UP  IN  THE 

MORNING"       H.  Sylvester  Stannard 

927  KENWOOD  MILL,  NEAR  SOLIHULL 

Ernest  A.  Chadwick 

928  "THE        DYING        MONARCH": 

NELSON'S  "  FOUDROYANT,"  OFF 

BLACKPOOL       T.  H.  Stephenson 

929  VIRGIN  AND  CHILD     Eleanor  F.  Brickdale 

930  THE  QUEEN'S  DANCING-MAIDEN  Annie  French 

931  "WHAT  SHALL  I  ANSWER?"     ...Frances  J.  E.  Rodd 

932  A  FAIRY  TALE     Robert  J.  E.  Moony 

933  THE  BREATH  OF  A  MAY  MORN  S.  J.  Lamorna  Birch 

934  "  IT   is  MY  OWN  FAULT   IF  I  AM 

DECEIVED     BY    THE    SAME     MAN 

TWICE." — Old  English  Proverb  Oswald  Moser 


(On  the  Screen?) 

935  OLIVE  GARDEN,  SAN  GIMIGNANO      John  D.  Walker 

936  A     BATHING    GHAT    IN     SOUTH 

INDIA         Constance  G.  Copeman 

937  MEMORIES     Charles  E.  Wilson 

938  THE  MASK  Violet  B.  Kell 


58  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  [1910 

939  CONTENTMENT      Mildred  A.  Butler 

940  BACKS  OF  OLD  HOUSES,  Cheyne- 

walk,  1907          Philip  Norman 

941  THE  CHATEAU  OF  CHENONCEAUX 

ON  THE  LOIRE R.  Phene  Spiers 

942  THE  RIALTO         Alfred  H.  Moore 

943  THE  NATIVITY      Lilian  J.  Pocock 

944  CLIFFORD'S  INN,  London    Sarah  H.  Hancock 

945  TWILIGHT  AT  WHITE Y         Stanley  Inchbold 

946  SUNSHINE      H.  B.  Freer 

947  ROBERT   BROWNING'S   HOUSE    AT 

NIGHT        Newbiiry  A.  Trent 

948  EARLY  SUMMER    -  Rosa  M.  Whitlaw 

949  SAN  MICHELE,  Venice A.  H.  Hallam  Murray 

950  DR.  EDWARD  WILSON,  of  Captain 

Scott's  Antarctic  Expedition    ...       Alfred  U.  Soord 

951  DINAN Henry  G.  Massey 

952  IN  THE  VALE  OF  THE  WHITE  HORSE  Jessie  Turner 

953  STORMY  WEATHER       Frederick  J.  Kerr 

954  THE  NECKLET      Thea  Proctor 

955  AUTUMN  ON  THE  SOUTH  DOWNS, 

near  Brighton    Marcus  B.  Huish 

956  DORCHESTER  ABBEY    Newton  Benett 

957  CHRISTCHURCH  MINSTER Percy  Robertson 

958  WHITE  CLIFFS,  Broadstairs    William  F.  Yeames,R.A. 

959  THE  HEN-ROOST...      Minna  Bolingbroke 


i9io]  WATER  COLOUR  ROOM.  59 

960  LIEUT.-COL.  ALLAN    J.    C.    CUN- 

NINGHAM, R.E.         Estella  Canziani 

961  THE  SWING Alice  M.  Cook 

962  EARLY    SPRING  :    Oxted   Church, 

Surrey        Ernest  E.  Briscoe 

963  THE  PRISONER     Susan  B.  Pearse 

964  CHICKS A.  Montague  Rivers 

965  THE  BUTTERFLY Ellen  Welby 

966  RIEVAULX  ABBEY,  Yorkshire      ...      John  D.  Walker 

967  IN  BERKSHIRE  MEADOWS Henry  C.Jarvis 

968  IN  THE  VILLA  BORGHESE R.  Arthur  Pinks 

969  THE  FOOTBRIDGE         Arthur  Rackham 

970  A  MAGYAR  HORSEHERD     Marianne  Stokes 

971  NATURE  STUDY    Henry  H.  Bulman 

972  FROM  MY  WINDOW      Blanche  Baker 

973  UNAPPRECIATED  EFFORTS Godfrey  Hughes 

974  HOLLYHOCKS        L.  Hilda  Bell 

975  "!N  THE  SWEET  OF  THE  YEAR"     George F.  Nicholls 

976  WEEDING      Rose  Barton 

977  No  MORE! Kate  Street 

978  THE  NIGHTINGALE      George  E.  Collins 

979  ON  THE  BANKS  OF  THE  MED  WAY  Ellen  M.  M.  Eaton 

980  THE  MILL  CHAPEL,  Reigate      ...          Walter  Gandy 

981  A  WOODLAND  PATH    Robert  M.  Hughes 

982  LAKE  NEMI  AND  THE  CAMPAGNA 

OF  ROME  .  E.  Wake  Cook 


60  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  [1910 

983  TOUR  DE  PHILIPPE  LE  BEL,  near 

Avignon Harold  Sund 

984  NEAR  DURGAN,  Cornwall  E.  Wornum  Tarver 

985  STRANGERS Susan  B.  Pearse 

986  MARION       William  Paddock 

987  THE  DEVON  MAID    Lucy  E.  Pierce 

988  THE  ROSE  GARDEN  :  Middachten  ...    Mima  Nixon 

989  THE  ANNUNCIATION          ...         Sidney  H.  Meteyard 

990  SUMMER  SONG    Mildred  M.  Ledger 

991  AN    OLD    WOMAN    OF    LAREN, 

Holland Catherine  R.  Walton 

992  ROSES  ,  Katharine  Turner 

993  SUTTON  LANE,  Gomshall  ...  W.  Gunn  Gwennet 

994  HARVEST     A.  Foord  Hughes 

995  CHELSEA  OLD  CHURCH     Agnes  R.Jones 

996  IN  WOODLAND  SHADE       ...         George  H.  Edwards 

997  A    PEATY    STREAM   IN   COUNTY 

MAYO       Woodbine  Hinchliff 

998  ON  THE  EDGE  OF  THE  MOORS       Albert  G.  Stevens 

999  A  SUNNY  DAY      Leonard  Walker 

1000  THE  WASP Hilda  Fairbairn 

1 oo i  THE  BOWER  OF  BLISS  (Spenser's 

"  Faerie  Queene  ")          ...    Gertrude  D.  Hammond 

1002  FORT  WILLIAM,  from  Camus-na- 

Gaul         Amy  F.  Hole 


IQIO]  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  61 

1003  THE  SEINE   IN   FLOOD,  January 

1910 :    St.    Gervais,   from   the 

Quai  aux  Fleurs      Charles  Maundrell 

1004  BERBERIS     Ernest  A.  Chadwick 

1005  THE  DOVECOTE Sir  Philip  Burne-Jones^  Bt. 

1006  OLD  BOATS,  St.  Ives W.  T.  M.  Hawksworth 

1007  THE  SULTAN C.  O'Neill 

1008  FROM      THE     TERRACE,     Powis 

Castle       Sir  E.J.  Poynter,  Bt.,  P.R.A. 

1009  WIMBLEDON  COMMON        William  E.  Pimm 

0 oio  THE  Box  SEATS         John  Sowerby 

1 01 1  EARLY  SPRING    John  R.  Dunning 

101 2  WATFORD  MARKET  :  Saturday  night  Alfred  Macdonald 

1013  LONDON  BRIDGE         Maude  E.  Maginniss 

1014  MAIDEN  DREAMS       William  Affleck 

i  oi£  KELP  GATHERERS      J.  Richard  Bags  haw  e 

1016  GOSSIP          Harold  Sund 

1017  IN      THE      BORGHESE      GARDENS, 

Rome       Emily  R.  Stones 

1018  THE  ACROPOLIS Sir  Charles  Holroyd 

1019  THE  DESTROYERS       Sir  Harry  Johnston 

1020  AN  OLD  FARM C.  Ditassut 

102 1  A  STUDY  IN  BROWN:  The  Hall 

at  Holland  House Kate  M.  Wyatt 

1022  AUNT  MAUD       Frank  Haviland 

1023  BY  ENCHANTED  WATERS Herrick  Grahame 


WATER   COLOUR   ROOM. 


[1910 


1024  AMINTA       Henry  J.  Stock 

1025  THE  FISHERMAN        Alice  M.  Cook 

1026  HOMEWARD James  V.  Jelley 

1027  MIST    Ruth  Hobson 

1028  ON  A  SUFFOLK  MOOR      M.  C.  Tennant 

1029  FETTERED George  H.  Edwards 

1030  DAFFODILS M.  Winif ride  Freeman 

1031  "  MISERERE  MEI,  DEUS"    ...     G.  E.  von  W.  Kruger 


MINIATURES— (Nos.  1032-1263). 


1032 

1033 
1034 

1035 
1036 

1037 
1038 
1039 

1040 


MRS.  MAMBY  COLGRAVE 
Miss  HILDA  WALKER 

THE  BONNET     

MRS.  DARBISHIRE 


Ethel  Porter 

Lillian  Burns 

Henrietta  M.  Tarver 

Ethel  L.  Cobbe 


A  LITTLE  COMEDY  AND  JESSAMY 
BRIDE  OF  TO-DAY 

MRS.  RAMSAY  HILL 

DORIS 

SPRING 


{BERTHA  WOLFTERSTAN,  daughter^ 
of  Thomas  Pellatt,  Esq I 
JOHN  HUGH  MACKENZIE,  son  off 
Hugh  Goodacre,  Esq.  J 


Edith  Hemming 

Marion  Reid 

Lillian  Burns 

E.  Pyne 

Rosalie  M.  Ems  lie 


1910] 


WATER   COLOUR   ROOM. 


1041 
1042 

1043 
1044 

io45 
1046 

1047 


MRS.  NORMAN  OGILVIE     Annie  E.  Lowe 

ENAMEL       Elizabeth  H.  Kirkwood 

ENAMEL  Elizabeth  H.  Kirkwood 


Miss  MILDRED  R.  BENNETT 

A  PORTRAIT       

Miss  HYLDA  HERAPATH  ... 

1  ROSEMARY,  daughter  of  B.   F. 
Russell,  Esq 
BETTY,    daughter    of    the    late 
E.  J.  Bridgman,  Esq. 


Molly  Power 

Cissie  Kiihn 

Lionel  Heath 

May  Bridgman 


"48  MMMATHER      ™     I       \  Rosalie  M.  Ensile 

1049  MILLY          J.  J.  Paterson 

1050  PORTRAIT  OF  A  GENTLEMAN    ...  Richard  Tod 

1051  THE  LORD  GLANTAWE      Charles  Turrell 

1052  RHODODENDRONS       Robert  Meyer heim 

1053  Miss  GHITA  STANHOPE     ...      Winifred  H.  Thomson 

1054  PENELOPE    Janet  D.  Mathews 

1055  ROSEMARY Lilian  Hall 

1056  GIRL  IN  BROWN        Inez  Buchanan 

1057  CAPTAIN  G.  A.  JAMIESON,  i6TH 

CAVALRY Gwenneth  /.  Penny 

1058  CAPTAIN  NELSON  WARD,  R.N., 

M.V.O Rachel  Caulfeild 

1059  MRS.  BRYCE  ALLAN Florence  White 

1060  MRS.  CHARLES  MILLER    Dorothy  P.  Ward 


64  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  [1910 

1061  PORTRAIT  OF  A  CHILD     Lucia  F.  fuller 

1062  IVY       Lillian  Burns 

1063  Miss  MAY  PREBBLE H.  Chamen  Lintott 

1064  PORTRAIT  OF  A  GIRL        Anne  Edwards 

1065  THE  VISCOUNT  ALTHORP         ...  Alfred  Praga 

1066  Miss  DOROTHY  SANKEY   Dorothy  F.  Roberts 

1067  THE  MUSLIN  GOWN Anne  Edwards 

f-Q  (ALISTAIR     )        Z7,7  7  T    „  ,, 

1068  {PETRONELLE       }       Ethel  L.  Cobbe 

1069  A  DUTCH  GIRL         Rachel  R.  B.  Young 

1070  THE    VERY    REV.    DR.    ELIOT, 

Dean  of  Windsor    Eleanor  Childers 

1071  PORTRAIT  GROUP     '        Eleanor  Palmer 

1072  Miss  BRIERLEY Marion  E.  Broadhead 

1073  DOROTHY  MARY,  daughter  of  R. 

Burgess,  Esq Dorothy  F.  Roberts 

1074  BRIDGET,   daughter    of    Captain 

O'Brien Dorothy  F.  Roberts 

1075  BARBARA,  youngest   daughter   of 

Major  Balfour Nellie  M.  H.  Edmunds 

1076  "  JOAN,"  in  dress  of  i8th  Century 

Nellie  M.  H.  Edmunds 

1077  JOSEPHINE,    eldest    daughter    of 

Charles  Gilbertson,  Esq.      Nellie  M.  H.  Edmunds 

1078  THE  RT.  REV.  DR.  C.  J.  RIDGEWAY, 

Bishop  of  Chichester      ...       Edytha  M.  Goodwin 


WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  65 


1079  PORTRAIT  STUDY        Bessie  Gibson 

Q     (LADY  MATHER  ...  ...)  D      r   ,-.  ^     r 

1080  {MRS.  SAMUEL  FINLEV       }  ^sakeM.  Emshe 

1081  DULCIE        Percy  Buckman 

1082  ISABEL,  daughter  of  R.  F.  Douton,  Esq. 

Isabel  f.  Douton 

1083  Miss  WESTMACOTT    Gertrude  Mass ey 

1084  Two  PEKINGESE  DOGS     Gertrude  Massey 

1085  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       Isabel  Gordon 

1086  MRS.  HERBERT  FISHER    Maud  Eastman 

1087  MRS.  WILLIAM  WILSON    Maud  Eastman 

1088  MRS.  ERNEST  CROFTS      Maud  Eastman 

1089  THE  RIGHT  HON.  SIR  H.  H.  COZENS- 

HARDY,  Master  of  the  Rolls  ...          Walter  Everitt 

1090  Miss  FRANCES  LEIGHTON        ...          Walter  Everitt 

1091  MADGE Gladys  K.  M.  Bell 

1092  MRS.  H.  R.  HOARE    Ruth  Alder 

1093  MY  FATHER       Mabel  B.  Mess er 

1094  PAUL  R.  MONTFORD,  ESQ.       ...  Maria  Eaton 

1095  BENJAMIN Dorothy  Smirke 

1096  FRANK,  son  of  W.  G.  Turpin,  Esq. 

Henrietta  M.  Tarver 

1097  Miss  NANCY  MAUNSELL Gustava  Spaight 

1098  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       Neta  Parker 

c 


66  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  [1910 


1099  ELLEN  ADAIR     Eleanor  Palmer 

1 100  MARJORY     Jean  Ballantyne 

uoi  THE  BROWN  HAT     Olive  Hors ford 

1 1 02  SANTHA  SINGH Jessie  R.  Spiller 

1103  LA  VIEILLE        hand  Williams 

1104  BENEDETTA May  Gething 

1105  Miss  OLIVE  BINYON         ...   Constance  H.  Cumming 

1106  Miss  CORY         Ernest  A.  Widdas 

1107  HYDRANGEA        Dorothy  P.  Ward 

1108  CAPTAIN    ERNEST  TROUBRIDGE, 

R.N.,  C.M.G.,  M.V.O Mildred  H.  Collyer 

1109  MRS.  W.  T.  C.  JONES     ...      ...  Blanche  Gottschalk 

1 1 10  A  LITTLE  PEASANT  GIRL        ...      Ida  E.  Laidman 
ii  ii  "As  GRANNIE  WAS"         Gwen  Hughes 

1 1 12  MRS.  LESLIE  MURRAY       Freda  Bayldon 

1113  NANCY,    daughter    of    Maxwell 

Butchart,  Esq Theresa  Biitchart 

1114  A  JAPANESE  PEASANT  GIRL    ...          Louise  Conder 

1115  STANLEY      Molly  Power 

1116  DOROTHY    Edith  M.  Davey 

1117  A  STUDY     Aimee  M.  Davies 

1118  "FuzziE"    Emily  M.  Peyton 

1119  Miss  GORDON-SMITH         Flora  Tomkins , 

1120  "TIBBIE" Elsie  Gregory 

1 1 2 1  MABEL,  daughter  of  John  Tipper,  Esq. 

B.  V.  Walden  Taylor 


WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  67 

1 122  BETH Kathleen  E.  Coad 

1123  "  PADDY  "  :  a  portrait         Dora  de  Bathe 

1124  R.  G.  C E.  M.  D.  Collingwood 

1125  THE  FARMER'S  DAUGHTER       Anne  Douglas 

1126  TONY Winifred  Swayne 

1127  DOROTHY     Gladys  L.  Falcke 

1128  "So  TIRED"       E.  Mary  Burgess 

1129  GEORGE       Dorothy  V.  Powell 

1130  SYDNEY  GORDON  ROBERTS,  ESQ.      Winifred  Sandys 

1131  LUMLEY  SMITH,  ESQ.,  2ist  Lancers         Lois  Tanner 

1132  IRENE H.M.Griffith 

1133  MRS.  LEONARD  MESSEL    A.J.  Harrison 

1134  SYBIL Adelaide  Wicks 

1135  MRS.  JOHN  HERKOMER     Christian  Carter 

1136  RUTH Florence  P.  Lawless 

1137  A  PORTRAIT       Nora  Case 

1138  SYLVIA.-. Maud  M.  Wear 

1139  MABEL,   daughter    of    L.    C.  B. 

Goodacre,  Esq Grace  Goodacre 

1140  MRS.  PETTIWARD        Madeline  F.  Gamlen 

1141  VIOLET        Flora  Luke 

1142  A  GENTLEMAN  OF  OLD    Julia  B.  Bucknill 

1143  OWEN Edith  Kemp-Welch 

1144  "  DREAMS  ":  a  portrait  study    ...    Hilda  M.  Far  hall 

1145  MADEMOISELLE  A Rachel  H.  Forbes 

C    2 


68  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.                     [1910 

1146  A  PORTRAIT       Sybil  Haines 

1147  DAY  DREAMS       Louise  Conder 

1148  EDMEE,  daughter  of  Edward  van 

Goethem,  Esq Agnes  M.  Waddilove 

1149  THE  ARTIST'S  FATHER     Agnes  E.  Foreman 

1150  JULIA JF.  Enid  Stoddard 

1151  THOUGHTS Annie  Pyne 

1152  MARGERY    Edwin  E.  Morgan 

1153  Miss  NORAH  WAUGH        Edith  M.  Davey 

1154  JUDITH        Inez  Buchanan 

1155  EILEEN        A.M.Foster 

1156  "  ECCE  ANCILLA  DOMINI!"     ...     Ethel B.  Hawker 

1157  A  PORTRAIT — enamel        ... Jennie  Moore 

1158  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       Edith  M.  Arnold 

1159  SUZANNE      Grace  Goodacre 

1160  KATHLEEN Isabella  Barnes 

1161  "AROSE" Nor  ah  Bourne 

1162  ELIZABETH C.  Brenda  Coward 

1163  ELSA,  daughter  of  Edward   van 

Goethem,  Esq Agnes  M.  Waddilove 

1164  BARBARA,    daughter    of    A.    H. 

Riseley,  Esq Beatrice  J.  Wilson 

1165  MADEMOISELLE  A Frances  J.  Graham 

1166  AN  ACTOR Jessie  L.  George 

1167  BABY    H.  Theonie  Burrell 

1 1 68  ONE  OF  BRITAIN'S  HAPPY  SONS         Lilian  Rcwney 


IQIO]  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  69 

1169  THE  LITTLE  MODEL         Eleanor  S.  Sterry 

1170  JOHN  HERKOMER,  ESQ Christian  Carter 

1171  THE  BLUE  TURBAN Winifred  Sandys 

1172  ELEANORE Adah  Knight 

1173  PORTRAIT  STUDY        Lilian  M.  Rayne 

1174  THE  FORTUNE-TELLER      Rebecca  Solomon 

1175  SIMPLICITY Harrison  Miller 

1176  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       .- Julia  Baker 

ii  77  Miss  MARGARET  HULTON        ...       Ada  M.  How  ell 

1178  NELL Alice  H.  Owen 

1179  Miss  HELEN  TAYLOR        Vaudrey,  Fisher 

1 1 80  VALENTINE,  daughter  of  E.  Waterhouse, 

Esq.         Evelyn  B.  Shaw 

1181  Miss  VIOLET  BISSET         Blanche  Buckley 

1182  LEDA Jeannie  Reynolds 

1183  MRS.  A.  DE  C.  GLUBB        ...     Helen  M.  Kempthorne 

1184  A  PORTRAIT       Marie  E.  Grnbbe 

1185  PENSIVE       Doris  H.  Campbell 

1186  Miss  LAURA  DIXON-CLARK     ...          Stewart  Clark 

1187  VERTE  ITALIA    Aileen  G.  Burton 

1188  JULIET Dora  Blyth 

1189  "THE  ROSE"      Jessie  M.  Burgess 

1190  Miss  CHRISTIAN  M.  GLUBB     Helen  M.  Kempthorne 

1191  A  PORTRAIT       ,.      ...       Ethel  M.  Willis 

1192  Miss  LIFTMAN    Helen  M.  Goodwin 


70  WATER   COLOUR   ROOM.  [1910 

1193  MRS.  LAWRIE  TREWBY      ...       E.  Constance  Trewby 

1194  NELLIE         Winifred  Swayne 

•1195  BLACK  AND  WHITE Olive  Horsford 

1196  HILDA Mabel  Edwards 

•1197  MARGARET  NICOL     Blanche  Buckley 

•1198  A  PORTRAIT       Esther  Shelton 

1199  DORIS,    daughter   of  T.    Hallett 

Fry,  Esq Adelaide  Spark 

1200  ENID Ellen  M.  Margetson 

1 20 1  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       Georgina  Laing 

€202  PORTRAIT    ...     Eleanor  S.  Sterry 

1203  THE  ARTIST'S  MOTHER    ...     •...         Lily  J.  Hughes 

1204  LADY  DOUGLAS Hope  Douglas 

1205  MARY     HEATHER,    daughter    of 

John  Kingham,  Esq.       ...       E.  M.  Rivett  Carnac 

0:206  ISABEL,  daughter  of  J.  Reed,  Esq.  Agnes  Hurry 

1207  MRS.  KING Janet  Robertson 

*2o8  THE  PROFESSOR         Ada  Stone 

4209  "MODELLED  FROM  THE  MASTER'S 

DAUGHTER." — Longfellow      ...  Kate  E.  Cowderoy 

12 10  SWEET  SIXTEEN Ethel  M.  Willis. 

121 1  MRS.  WILLIAM  BIRD William  Bird 

1212  MRS.  H.  R.  YGLESIAS        Lilian  Hacker 

€213  RUTH,  daughter  of  Sir   Francis 

Hopwood,  G.C.M.G.,    K.C.B.      Evelyn  B.  Sha\ 


igio]  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  71 

1214  A  PORTRAIT       Ada  M.  Howell 

1215  "LETTICE" May  Arnold 

1216  MRS.  FALCON-COOKE Riith  Alder 

1217  MRS.  DONALD  ROBERTSON       ...       Janet  Robertson 

1218  THE  PINK  ROSE        Lesa  Hallam 

1219  Miss  TUCKER     Nora  Horrell 

1220  "  STANDING    WITH     RELUCTANT 

FEET  WHERE  THE  BROOK  AND 

RIVER  MEET" Georgia  A.  E.  MacKinlay 

1 22 1  "POOR    AND     CONTENT    IS    RICH, 

AND  RICH  ENOUGH  "      Dorothy  Darnell 

'1222  MRS.  R.  A.  SWAYNE Winifred  Swayne 

1223  THOMAS  ROBERTS,  ESQ.    ...      Katharine  M.  Robert? 

1224  A  PORTRAIT       Margaret  H.  Dale 

1225  BED-TIME     Ethel  C.  Brisley 

1226  PORTRAIT  OF  A  LADY       May  B.  Lee 

1227  R.  EMMOTT  LARGE,  ESQ Murid Hardy 

1228  MARY  AND  HILDA  REEVES      Katharine  M.  Roberts 

1229  JOAN    Vera  Lancaster 

1230  Miss      AVERIL      M.      LOTHIAN 

NICHOLSON      Maud  E.  Pilkington 

1231  WAITING  FOR  THE  BARGE        ...  Maud  Wheelwright 

1232  THE  CURTAIN    M.  G.  Morris 

1233  JACK    Inez  Buchanan 

1234  MRS.  J.  H.  PATERSON        Frances  Garnett 


72  WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.                    [1910 

1235  BOBBIE         Esther  Shelton 

1236  IRIS      A.  Travers  Cazalet 

1237  PORTRAIT  STUDY        Ephraim  Strellett 

1238  IRENE Little  Pannell 

1239  M£LISANDE Lude  E.  Walsh 

1240  A  CRIMEAN  VETERAN       J.  B.  Gregson 

1241  ZOE      J.  A  dye  Ram 

1242  GRANNY      Jessie  L.  George 

1243  Miss  KITTY  HYDE    Margaret  Haley 

1244  CAPT.  L.  C.  GRUBBE        Marie  E.  Grubbe 

1245  MRS.  FRED  TERRAS *     Eleanor  Palmer 

1246  A  PORTRAIT       Gertrude  C.  Clarke 

1247  "MARION"          Florence  Hewlett 

1248  ROTHA  DE  SELINCOURT    Janet  Robertson 

1249  MILDRED     Esther  Shelton 

1250  MRS.  NORMAN   F.  ADDIS Edith  M.  Hinchley 

1251  BOY'S  HEAD        Constance  E.  Wise 

1252  "A  FAIR  FACE"        Laura  B.  S.  Clunas 

1253  A  STUDY     '...Ada  E.  Richardson 

1254  Miss  AVELINE    Chris  Adams 

1255  Miss  NORA  McKENNA     Hylda  Herapath 

1256  A  PORTRAIT       E.  L.  Clink 

1257  "MiNA"      Lucy  Madele) 

1258  "LYDDY"    Kate  E.  Cow dero\ 


igio]                    WATER   COLOUR  ROOM.  73 

1259  JOYCE,   daughter    of    Comerford 

Bradley,  Esq Louisa  H.  Liiker 

1260  AGNES,  daughter  of  T.  Docksey, 

Esq Bertha  J.  Johnson 

1261  JOANELLE    Elsie  P.  Usher 

1262  "EILEEN" Nina  Hardy 

1263  ANNA Pansy  Mis  chef 


BLACK  AND  WHITE   ROOM. 


ETCHINGS,  DRAWINGS,  AND    ENGRAVINGS. 


(Nos.  1264-1407.) 

1264  TOUR  DE'L'EGLISE  ST.  JACQUES, 

Anvers     Douglas  /.  Smart 

1265  MRS.    SCOTT    MONCRIEFF — after 

Sir  H.  Raeburn,  R.A Elizabeth  Gulland 

1266  BOOK-PLATE        Charles  W.  Sherborn 

1267  ILLUSTRATION  FOR  "  LE  CAPITAINE 

FRAISSE,  VALLOMBREUSE"     ...        Georges  Bruyer 

1268  THE  FOSSIL  SHOP,  Lyme  Regis   Marion  F.  Drewry 

1269  ILLUSTRATION  TO    "RUBAIYAT"  OF 

OMAR  KHAYYAM  ,.  William  G.  Easton 


74  BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM.  [1910 

1270  TILE-WORKS,  near  Ashford       H.  Boardman  Wright 

1271  CLOISTERS    OF    ST.    TROPHEME, 

Aries        Charles  O.  Murray 

1272  A  SOMERSET  LANDSCAPE Norman  Hirst 

1273  "  SMALL  AND  OF  NO  REPUTATION  " 

— after  Marie  Seymour  Lucas     Arthur  T.  Tiirrell 

1274  THE  LATE  H.  L.  BISCHOFFSHEIM,  ESQ.— 

after  Sir  H.  von  Herkomer,  R.A. 

T.  Hamilton  Crawfon 

1275  THE  TOWERS  OF  LYNN     ...     Edward  W.  Charlie 

1276  RUE  DE  BARRES,  Paris      A  lick  G.  Horsnell 

1277  ON  THE  MEDWAY      Constance  M.  Pott 

1278  THE  EDGE  OF  THE  MOOR         Reginald  E.  J.  Bush 

1279  CHECKMATE — after  C.  M.  Webb  E.  Marsden  Wilson 

1280  SEA  FAIRIES       Janet  S.  C.  Simpson 

1281  ST.  GEORGE'S  CHURCH,  Hanover- 

square      Nathaniel  Spark 

1282  DOORWAY   OF  ST.  MARY-LE-BOW 

CHURCH,  Cheapside        Stanley  Anderson 

1283  THE    STEAM  CRANE:    Waterloo- 

bridge        H.  Macbeth- Raeburn 

1284  A  CRIMEAN  VETERAN       Inez  Tophan 

1285  SECOND-HAND  BOOKS         Elsie  L  me 

1286  BEACH  HOUSES,  Deal         ...         Margaret  M.  Rudg 

1287  ST.  MARTIN'S-IN-THE-FIELDS    ...     Malcolm  Osborn 

1288  BOATYARD.  VENICE    E.  A.  Hop 


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1289  MR.  PEPYS  AT  GRAVESEND       ...  Robert  Spence 

1290  "WHERE       FORLORN       SUNSETS 

FLARE    AND     FADE,     ON     DESO- 
LATE   SEA   AND    LONELY  SAND  "         PcrCWal  Gaskell 

1291  A  DOCTOR  OF  LAWS George  Day 

1292  INTERIOR  OF  A  RUINED  MILL  Olive 'Branson 

1293  LA  RUE  DES  CORDELIERS,  FALAISE 

Adeline  S.  lllingworth 

1294  SHOREHAM  :  Low  tide        H.  Sheppard  Dale 

1295  MADISON  GARDEN,  New  York...        Annie  William* 

1296  ST.  JOHN'S,  Oxford     Albany  E.  Howarth 

1297  THE  REPAIRING  FLOAT    Katharine  Kimball 

1298  NOTRE  DAME,  St.  L6         Charles  J.  Watson 

1299  LA  PORTE  MARECHAL,  Bruges 

Alexander  P.  Thomson 

1300  CLARENCE  FORT,  Rochester     ...    Constance  M.  Pott 

1301  LATE  AFTERNOON      R.  C.  Peter 

1302  ST.  PAUL'S ...        William  Walcof 

1303  AYOT  ST.  LAWRENCE         Sydney  E.  Wilson 

1304  WHEELWRIGHT'S  SHOP  AT  ETAPLES 

Edward  M.  Synge 

1305  SUR  LE  QUAI  MONTEBELLO,  Paris      H.  A.  Webster 

1306  THE  SHOP  ON  THE  CORNER    ...     Stanley  Anderson' 

1307  MOONLIGHT         Richard  Macintosh 

1308  BY  THE  RIVER,  Kew Catherine  Smith 

1309  THE  BARQUE      Katharine  Kimbale 


76  BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM.  [1910 

1310  OLD  STEEPLE,  Dundee       John  D.  Revel 

1311  A  LITTLE  SHOP,  Paris       R.  Roy  Gill 

1312  MASTER  HARE — after  Sir  Joshua 

Reynolds,  P.R. A Sydney  E.  Wilson 

1313  Miss  BENEDETTA   RAMUS — after 

George  Romney     Richard  Smythe 

1314  THE    WINE     COMMITTEE — after 

W.  Dendy  Sadler    Arthiir  J.  Turrell 

1315  THE  BRIDGE       Alfred  Hartley 

1316  Miss  BEATRICE  STEWART         C.  W.  Barber 

1317  A  BRETON  MARKET Percy  Lancaster 

1318  ROTHENBURG  o'  TAUBER  ...     Adeline  S.  Illingworth 

1319  Miss    KITTY   FISHER— after   Sir 

Joshua  Reynolds,  P.R. A.       ...        Richard  Smythe 

1320  THE    YOUNG     COTTAGER — after 

Thomas  Gainsborough,  R.A.  Norman  Hirst 

1321  THE  STREET,  Whitstable   Frank  Short,  A. 

1322  GRIZZLIES    Winifred  Austen 

1323  THE  LAST    MUSTER — lithograph 

Sir  H.  von  Herkomer,  R.A. 

1324  FOREST  TREES Reginald  E.  J.  Bush 

1325  TENDERNESS — after  J.  B.  Greuze     H.  T.  Greenhead 

1326  MONT   RIGHI   AT    DAWN — after 

J.  M.  W.  Turner,  R.A Frank  Short,  A. 

1327  ESSEX  ARCH,  Strand Harold  M.  Stone 

1328  LA  COUR  DE   L'ANGE   GABRIEL, 

St.  Riquier      William  Anseh 


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BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM. 


77 


1329  A  BOOKPLATE     Alfred  J.  Downey 

1330  A  BOOKPLATE    George  W.  Eve 

1331  A  BOOKPLATE     Alfred  J.  Downey 

1332  THE  DUKE  OF   NORTHUMBERLAND — 

after  Sir  E.  J.  Poynter,  Bt,  P.R.A. 

T.  Hamilton  Crawford 

1333  "  THROUGH  THE   CALM  AND   FROSTY 

AIR  " — after  Joseph  Farquharson,  A.    William  Hole 

1334  LADY   THERESA    PARKER— after 

Sir  Joshua  Reynolds,  P.R.A.  Norman  Hirst 

1335  THE  ROAD  TO  THE  VILLAGE  ...        Herbert  Dicksee 

1336  ANCIENNE  FACULTF,  DE  M£DECINE, 

Paris        H.  A.  Webster 

1337  THE  LYCEUM     Stanley  Anderson 

1338  A  PRIMEVAL  CHIEFTAIN Winifred  Austen 

1339  THE  ORPHAN — lithograph 

Sir  H.  von  Herkomer,  R.A. 

1340  THE  ASSASSIN    Winifred  Austen 

1341  MRS.  LAUZUN — after  Sir   Henry 

Raeburn,  R.A Walter  A.  Cox 

1342  THE    EARL    OF    WEMYSS — after 

John  S.  Sargent,  R.A Leopold  Goetze 

1343  KNARESBOROUGH    CASTLE — after 

Peter  deWint Frank  Short,  A. 

1344  THE  FONT,  Henbury,  Bristol    ...  Inez  Topham 

1345  PEACE Richard  Wallwork 

1346  THE  AVENUE     Edward  W.  Charlton 


78  BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM.  [1910 

1347  HIGH  NOON  IN  THE  BOAT- YARD, 

Rye Martin  Hardie 

1348  THE  HARBOUR-MASTER'S,  Limehouse 

Mabel  C.  Robinson 

1349  NOCTURNE Alexander  P.  Thomson 

1350  "  THE     SNOWY      GARB      OF     A      SLEEPING 

EARTH  " — after  Joseph  Farquharson,  A. 

Victor  Focillon 

1351  DENHAM      A.  H.  Williams 

1352  THE    STAIRCASE,  Moreton  Hall, 

Cheshire Sidney  Tushingham 

1353  DR.  ALFRED  RUSSELL  WALLACE,  O.M. 

William  Strang^  A. 

1354  AN  AMERICAN  GIRL •  Balfour  Ker 

1355  JOAN    Helen  Bedford 

1356  H.H.    PRINCESS    VICTORIA    OF 

SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN    John  S.  Eland 

r357     "THINK  AND  THANK"     Percy  Thomas 

1358  A  STRAND  LANE        Harold  M.  Stone 

1359  POOLE  HARBOUR        Percival  Gaskell 

1360  LIEUT.-COL.  SIR  ARTHUR  J.  BIGGE, 

G.C.V.O.,  K.C.B /.  Seymour  Lucas,  R.A. 

1361  CATHERINE Helen  Bedford 

1362  DORA,  daughter  of  Charles  E.  Hawker,  Esq. 

William  F.  Measom 

1363  CHAS.  M.  KOHAN,  ESQ E.  Horwitz 

1364  BRIGHTON ...  Eleanor  Fell 

1365  A  BOOKPLATE    George  W.  Eve 


£9io]  BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM.  79 

1366  PEELING  POTATOES A.  R.  Barker 

1367  A  BOOKPLATE     George  W.  Eve 

1368  DR.  HENRY  JACKSON,  O.M.     ...  William  Strang^  A. 

1369  ERNEST  HOLMAN,  ESQ Charles  E.  Ritchie 

1370  MRS.  JAMES  BUCKLEY       Ethel  Wright 

1371  THE  VIKING'S  DAUGHTER        ...        Herbert  Dicksee 

1372  A  BIT  OF  OLD  BROMLEY...       Janet  S.  C.  Simpson 

1373  WALTON  MILL C.  H.  Baskett 

1374  i4TH    CENTURY    GATEWAY,   ST. 

BARTHOLOMEW  THE  GREAT  ...     Myra  K.  Hiighes 

1375  ROSA  MUNDI      Dorothy  Fitchew- 

1376  Miss  CONSTANCE  GRAHAM       ...  Alfred  Ward 

1377  PORTRAIT  OF  A  GIRL        ...        Edward  S.  Annison 

1378  EILEEN,  daughter   of  B.   Ernest 

Figgis,  Esq Kathleen  E.  Figgis 

1379  THE  GREEN,  Bosham         A  lick  G.  Horsnell 

1380  HAZEL., Percy J.  Wright 

1381  INTERIOR  OF  A  NORFOLK  FORGE 

H.  Boardman  Wright 

1382  MARY,   daughter    of    B.    Ernest 

Figgis,  Esq Kathleen  E.  Figgis 

1383  JEANNE  D'ARC Alfred  Ward 

1384  MRS.  GORDON  KENYOI*     Charles  E.  Ritchie 

1385  THE  DESSERT     Gabriel  Nicolet 

1386  HENDRICYE       STOFFELS  —  after 

Rembrandt      „.      ...      ...  F.  G.  Stevenson 


So  BLACK  AND   WHITE   ROOM.  [1910 

1387  JAMES  WILDER,  ESQ Paid  Henry 

1388  EVENING,  Blythburgh Marion  O.  Sharp 

1389  MARKET  PLACE,  Thun      Margaret  Sissons 

1390  ALONE          Sir  Philip  Btirne-Jones  ^  Bt. 

1391  THE  BLACK  HAT       Louise  R.  Jacobs 

1392  ILLUSTRATION  TO  A  STORY       James  Durden 

1393  THE  SONG  OF  THE  SHIRT          Reginald  E.  /.  Bush 

1394  THE  HON.  CHARLES  PARSONS,  C.B. 

Kathleen  Streatfeild 

1395  ROGER  ST.  AUBYN     Alexander  Macdonald 

1396  OTHER  PEOPLE'S  ANCESTORS    W.  Hatherell 

1397  THROUGH    THE    LONG     NIGHT 

WATCHES         Janet  S.  C.  Simpson 

1398  PORTRAIT  STUDY        Leopold  L.  Swain 

1399  OLD  DUBLIN  QUAY  HOUSES    ...     Myra  K.  Hughes 

1400  JASON    SOWING    THE    DRAGON'S 

TEETH     Robert  Spence 

1401  ILLUSTRATION  TO  "THUMBELINA" 

— Hans  Andersen    Linley  Sambourne 

The  Mother  Toad  introduces  her  son  to  Thumbelina. 

1402  AN  OLD  PEASANT     Louise  R.  Jacobs 

1403  LADY  MIDDLETON      Horace  van  Ruith 

1404  SKETCH  OF  A  LADY C.  W.  Barber 

1405  A  FAIRY  TALE Robert  J.  E.  Moony 

1406  ST.  PAUL'S Henri  B.  van  Raalte 

1407  PILATE'S  WIFE    Dorothy  W.  Hawksley 


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ARCHITECTURAL  ROOM. 


ARCHITECTURAL    DRAWINGS. 


(Nos.  1408-1676.) 

1408  AGRICULTURAL  BUILDINGS,  Cambridge 

University,  showing  additions         Arnold  Mitchell 

1409  GIRLS'  SCHOOL,  Harrogate        ...      William  G.  Scott 

1410  ELEMENTARY  SCHOOL,  Didsbury  : 

new  department  for  girls        .../".  and  /.  Swarbrick 

1411  TECHNICAL  SCHOOLS,  Cork       Arthur  Hill 

1412  ST.  PETER'S  CHURCH  HALL  AND 

INSTITUTE,  Cricklewood         John  Hudson 

1413  HOTEL,  Southampton-row W.  Ernest  Hazell 

1414  DESIGN  FOR  PRESTON  GRAMMAR 

SCHOOL  FOR  BOYS Ernest  R.  Dan  ford 

1415  STANDON  HALL,  Staffs  :  entrance 

elevation /.  Francis  Doyle 

1416  PROPOSED  HOSPITAL  FOR  HOUNSLOW 

/.  Ernest  Franck 

1417  MAIN  ENTRANCE,  textile  school, 

Bradford Reginald  G.  Kirkby 


82  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1418  Two  HOUSES  ON  THE  HAMPSTEAD 

GARDEN  SUBURB    Herbert  A.  Welch 

1419  PEACE  PALACE  AT  THE  HAGUE  : 

exterior    Alex.  Koch 

1420  NEW  LONDON  COUNTY  HALL Ralph  Knott 

1421  REFUGE  ASSURANCE   Co.,  Man- 

chester :  the  courtyard Paul  Waterhouse 

1422  No.  65  HARLEY-STREET    ...      ...  Claude  W.  Ferrier 

1423  NEW  CROSBY  HALL,  Chelsea     Wratten  and  Godfrey 

1424  DESIGN  FOR  TRAINING  COLLEGE 

FOR  TEACHERS,  Leeds Sydney  D.  Kitson 

1425  CRATHORNE  HALL,  Yorks 

E.  George,  A.,  and  A.  B.  Yeates 

1426  THE  RADIUM  INSTITUTE,  Riding 

House-street,  Portland-place T.  P.  Figgis 

1427  NEW  LIBRARY,  St.  Albans         ...    A.  E.  Richardson 

1428  DESIGN  FOR   BRANCH   LIBRARY, 

Deptford         ...  H.  A.  Welch  and  F.  J.  W.  Hart 

1429  BRANCH  LIBRARY,  Great   Lever, 

Bolton      Brads  haw  and  Gass 

1430  POLICE  COURTS,  Burton-on-Trent     ...      Henry  Beck 

1431  PELHAM  SCHOOL,  Wimbledon  H.  P.  Burke  Downing 

1432  ENTRANCE   TO   THIRD    CHURCH 

OF  CHRIST  SCIENTIST,  Curzon- 

street,  Mayfair         Lanchester  and  Rickaras 

1433  TIMBER     HOUSE,    Grand     Falls, 

Newfoundland         R.  Douglas  Wells 


1910]  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  83 

1434  PUBLIC      BATH,    Nechells,    Bir- 

mingham        A  rthur  Harrison 

1435  PUBLIC  HALL,  Llanelly      ...    H.  P.  Burke  Downing 

1436  HYMERS     COLLEGE     AND     NEW 

SCIENCE  BUILDING,  Hull       John  Bilscn 

1437  BRANCH  LIBRARY,  Astley  Bridge, 

Bolton      J.  Bradshaw  Gass 

1438  PROPOSED  ADDITIONS  TO   TOWN 

HALL,   Stoke-on-Trent :    Com- 
petitive design         Norton  and  Boutcker 

1439  DESIGN  FOR  OFFICES        Matthew  S.  Hack 

1440  STUDENTS'  ENTRANCE  TO  A  PROVINCIAL 

SCHOOL  OF  ART     Basil  Oliver 

1441  DESIGN  FOR  BLACKPOOL  LIBRARY: 

Main  entrance         ...         D.  Bis-*1  ind  R.  Oldham 

1442  SCALE  SKETCH  FOR  PAINTED  WINDOW 

Dorothy  A.  Courtney 

1443  DESIGN  -FOR  A  MEMORIAL  WINDOW 

James  H.  Hogan 

1444  "  EASTER    MORN  "  :    Design  for 

Stained  Glass,  Coseley  Church     Walter  H.  Camm 

1445  WELSH  NATIONAL  MUSEUM     ...  John  Myers 

1446  NEW   LIBRARY,  Lincoln  College 

Oxford     Read  and  MacDonald 

1447  NEW  MUSEUM   OF  ARCHEOLOGY 

AND     ETHNOLOGY     FOR    THE 

UNIVERSITY  OF  CAMBRIDGE.../!  G.  Jackson,  R. A. 


84  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1448  RECESS  IN  HALL       H.  Davis  Richter 

1449  ST.  KATHARINE  :  design  for  window    George  J.  Hunt 

1450  DESIGN     FOR    STAINED     GLASS 

WINDOW          Alexander  Gas  coy  ne 

1451  DESIGN     FOR    STAINED     GLASS 

WINDOW Alexander  Gas  coy  ne 

1452  HOUSE  AT   CHURCH   STRETTON, 

Salop        Ernest  Newton 

1453  LONDON  AND  PROVINCIAL  BANK, 

Maida-Vale      Banister  Fletcher  and  Sons 

1454  "  MARROWELLS,"  Walton-on-Thames   A.  Winter  Rose 

1455  DESIGN   FOR  OLD   LINKS  GOLF- 

CLUB    HOUSE,    St.  Anne's-on-- 

the-sea     /.  B.  Pye  and  D.  Bird 

1456  "  CORNERLOT,"  Hardelot,  France  J.  Herbert  Somerset 

1457  PROPOSED     NEW    QUADRANGLE, 

Emmanuel  College,  Cambridge         Leonard  Stokes 

1458  "  LABOUR  " — THE  VINEYARD  :  section 

of  stained  glass  window          . . .  George  Parlby 

1459  THE   GOOD  SAMARITAN:    design 

for  a  window Margaret  I.  C hilt  on 

1460  No.  4  WIMPOLE-STREET    W.  Henry  White 

1461  THE  MITCHELL  LIBRARY,  Glasgow  William  B.  Whitie 

1462  ST.    PETER'S    SCHOOL,    Weston- 

super-mare         W.  H.  Ward  and  W. !  G.  Cogswell 

1463  BICTON  HALL,  Devon        Walter  Tapper 

1464  "  OLANTIGH,"  Wye,  Kent Ernest  R.  Barrow 


ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  85 

1465  THE  STUDENTS'  UNION  IN  PRINCE 

CONSORT-ROAD,  in  connection 
with  the  Imperial  College  of 
Science  and  Technology,  South 
Kensington Sir  A.  Webb^.K. 

1466  ABER  ARTRO,  Llanbedr,  Merioneth    C.  E.  Bateman 

1467  "  RATHEN,"  Hindhead       Henry  A.  Saul 

1468  "  HIGHFIELDS,"  Marlow     Lionel  F.  Crane 

1469  THE  SENIOR  SCHOOL,  Bathgate   J.  Graham  Fairley 

1470  NEW  BUILDINGS,  Magdalene  College, 

Cambridge,  from  the  river 

Sir  A.  Webb,  R.A.,  and  E.  I.  Bell 

1471  SUTTON  VALENCE  SCHOOL 

H.  P.  Adams  and  C.  Holden 

1472  THE  ENTRANCE  TO   THE   MALL 

FROM  CHARING-CROSS,  showing 

the    opening    from    Trafalgar-      ^ 

square  widened       Sir  A.  Webb^.A. 

1473  GREAT    MAYTHAM,    Rolvenden, 

Kent         Edwin  L.  Liityens 

1474  No.  8  BARTON-STREET,  Westminster 

H.  Field  and  E.  Simmons 

1475  "  FIELDHEAD,"  Kingston  Hill     Arthur  J.  Hardwick 

1476  "  HIGHFIELDS,"  Marlow     Lionel  F.  Crane 

1477  DESIGN  FOR  AN  AUTOMOBILE  CLUB 

IN  A  CAPITAL  CITY       ...Chevalier  W.Beaumont 

1478  THE  COMMON  ROOM  AT  ROUNTON 

GRANGE,  Northallerton George  Jack 


86  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1479  HOUSE  AT  DEESIDE,  Cheshire  ...      E.  Guy  Dawber 

1480  THE  CROFT,  Woodchurch 

J.  W.  Fair  and  Val  Myer 

1481  PROPOSED     NEW     RESIDENTIAL 

CLUB,  Bolsover-street     R.  Stephen  Ay  ling 

1482  PROPOSED   HOTEL  AND   MOTOR- 

BOAT  CLUB,  Shoreham   Beach, 

Sussex     ...    W.  H.  Seth  Smith  and  W.  E.  Monro 

1483  HOUSE  IN  TEESDALE         Leonard  S.  Wood 

1484  STOATLEY  HALL,  Haslemere     Read  and  MacDonald 

1485  ARDENRUN  PLACE  :  entrance  front       Ernest  Newton 

1486  DESIGN  FOR  BERKSHIRE  COUNTY 

OFFICES S.  B.  Russell  and  E.  Cooper 

1487  INSURANCE  OFFICES,  Brisbane...         Hall  and  Do ds 

1488  ST.  PAUL'S  MISSION  HALL,  SALE  David  Bird 

1489  NURSERY  RHYMES:  designed  for 

execution   in    scrap   glass,   for 

nursery  and  nursery  landing  ...     Walter  H.  Camm 

1490  ADDITIONS    AND    ALTERATIONS, 

Grassendale,  Southbourne,  Hants 

Charles  B.  Cleveland 

1491  ST.  KATHERINE'S  CHURCH,  Frit- 

ton    Long   Stratton,    Norfolk : 

restoration  of  rood  screen     .../".  Harold  Gibbons 

1492  DESIGN  FOR  A  BUILDER'S  WINDOW 

James  H.  Hogan 

1493  "KNOWLEDGE":     design    for    a 

speech-room  window      James  H.  Hogan 


1910]  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  87 

1494  WINDOW,  Visitation  Convent,  Harrow 

Arthur  A.  Orr 

1495  ROYAL  ACADEMY  OF  Music,  Marylebone- 

road         ......    E.  George,  A.,  and  A.  B.  Yeates 

1496  WINCHESTER   CATHEDRAL:    sug- 

gestion for  restoring  the  cloister 
in  connection  with  the  necessary 
buttressing  of  the  south  side  of 
the  nave  ............  T.  G.Jackson,  R.A. 

1497  DESIGN       FOR       PROCESSIONAL 

CROSS,  in  silver  and  oak-wood        Joseph  Phillips 

1498  ST.  URSULA  :  design  for  stained  glass 

Andrew  Stoddart 

1499  DESIGN     FOR    STAINED     GLASS 

WINDOW  ...............      Reginald  O. 


1500  "  SIGHT"  :  design  for  stained  glass 

Hilda  M.  Pemberton 

1501  SWEDENBORGIAN  CHURCH,  Willesden 

Green      ...............  J.  E.  Dixon  Spain 

1502  ST.  PETER:  design  for  a  stained 

glass  window  ............       Lilian  J.  Pocock 

1503  CHURCH  OF  ST.  ALBAN,  Romford  : 

exterior    ...............     Arnold  H.  Hook 

1504  OATLEYS  HALL,  Northants    Hon.  A.  McGarel  Hogg 

1505  HOUSE  AT  HORNING,  Norfolk  ...      Dennis  Bamford 

1506  DESIGN  FOR  CHURCH        ......  Edgar  Wood 

1507  WINDOW,  Fawley  Church,  Berks          Arthur  A.  Orr 


88  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1508  CHURCH  OF  ST.  JOHN,  Herne  Hill 

Treadwell  and  Martin 

1509  THE  HARRISON  MEMORIAL  CHURCH, 

Wallasey,  and  the  Sir   John  Willox 

Memorial  Church,  Orrell       ...      J.  Francis  Doyle 

1510  PROPOSED    CHURCH,    Gowerton, 

near  Swansea Glendinning  Moxha  m 

1511  PROPOSED  CHURCH  AT  HOLBECK 

WOODHOUSE,  near  Welbeck,  Notts.    Louis  Ambler 

1512  PROPOSED   ANGLICAN    COUNTRY 

CHURCH,  Laidley,  Queensland         Hall  and  Dods 

1513  DESIGN  FOR  STAINED  GLASS  WINDOW 

Alexander  Gas  coy  ne 

1514  DESIGN   FOR  A  COVER   FOR  AN  • 

OLD  FONT  IN  A  CHURCH  NEAR 

CROMER A.  Michael  Durrani 

1515  ALL  SAINTS'  CHURCH,  Farnworth, 

near  Bolton     Frank  R.  Freeman 

1516  CHURCH       OF       ST.      THOM^P, 

Charlton,  Andover,  Hants     ...      Hugh  C.  Benson 

1517  PROPOSED  REBUILDING,  St.  Nicholas 

Church,  Taplow      Charles  J.  Blomfield 

1518  CHURCH  OF  ST.  ANDREW,  Coulsdon : 

exterior    ...  F.  H.  Greenaway  and  J.  E.  Newberry 

1519  DIOCESAN  OFFICES,  book  depot, 

and  synod  house,  Brisbane,  Queensland 

Hall  and  Dods 

1520  REREDOS,  in  carved  oak :  painted  panels 

W.  Henry  fewitt 


I9io]  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  89 

1521  NEW     SCREENS,    etc.,    Weobley 

Church,  Herefordshire Roland  W.  Paiu 

1522  SCHOOL  CHAPEL,  North  Eastern 

County  School,  Barnard  Castle   William  D.  Carbe 

1523  ST.  WILFRID'S  CHURCH,  Harrogate       Temple  Moore 

1524  PROPOSED    DESIGN,    All    Saints' 

Church,  Pokesdown,  Bournemouth 

J.  Oldrid  Scott  and  Son 

1525  ST.  SAVIOUR'S  CHURCH,  Westcliff 

E.  B.  Hoare  and  M.  Wheeler 

1526  DESIGN  FOR  THE  WEST  END  OF 

A  TOWN  CHURCH A.J.  Clifford  Ew en 

1527  ST.  ANNE'S  CHURCH,  Royton,  Oldham 

Temple  Moore 

1528  HILL  CHURCH,  Sutton  Coldfield         C.  E.  Bateman 

1529  NEW    ROOD-SCREEN   AND    PULPIT, 

St.  Edmund's,  Downham  Market, 

Norfolk    Geoffry  Lucas 

1530  ST.     GABRIEL'S      NEW     PARISH 

CHURCH,       Bishopwearmouth, 

Sunderland      Clare  A.  C.  Greene 

1531  INTERIOR  OF   ENTRANCE   HALL, 

Horton  Hall,  Northampton  W.  Courtenay  le  Maitre 

1532  ALL  SAINTS'  CHURCH,  Porthcawl  George  E.  Halliday 

1533  LECTERN,  Likoma  Catherdral  Roger -s,  Bone^  and  Coles 

1534  HAVEN  CHURCH,  Cardigan  Bay, 

North  Wales    William  Ellis  and  Scott 


90  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1535  ALL  SAINTS'   CHURCH,  Bedford       ...      G.  P.  Allen 

1536  ALTERATIONS  TO  CHANCEL,  St.  James- 

the-Less  Church,  Plymouth    ...      T.  Rogers  Kit  sell 

J537     CHURCH     OF     ST.     MARY     THE 

VIRGIN,  Laira,  Plymouth       ...      T.  Rogers  Kitsell 

1538  DESIGN     FOR     MIDDLESBROUGH 

PUBLIC  LIBRARY    Herbert  S.  Fleming 

1539  KHARTOUM     CATHEDRAL:    west 

front  and  tower       R.  Weir  Schultz 

1540  PROPOSED  ADDITIONS,  St.  Mary's 

Church,  Welwyn,  Herts  Charles  J.  Blomfield 

1541  CHURCH  OF  ST.  MICHAEL,  Beckton 

A.  H.  Ryan  Tenison 

1542  BAPTIST     CHURCH,     St.    John's- 

wood        H.  Rogers  Houchin 

1543  HOUSE  AT  NORTH  WOOD,  Middlesex 

Thomas  H.  Rhodes 

1544  COUNTY       GRAMMAR     SCHOOL, 

Market  Harborough       Henry  W.Johnson 

1545  HOLY  TRINITY  CHURCH,  Kingsway 

John  Belcher,  R.A. 

1546  DESIGN   FOR    CENTRAL    PUBLIC 

LIBRARY  AT  MIDDLESBROUGH      Thomas  Tyrwhitt 

1547  CHURCH  OF  THE  GOOD  SHEPHERD, 

Ealing      William  A.  Pitt 

1548  "LABOUR"— THE    CARPENTER'S 

SHOP  :  section  of  stained  glass 

window    ... George  Parlby 


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1549  NEW     INTERIOR,     St.     Wilfrid's 

Church,        Kirkby-in-Ashfield, 

Notts        Louis  Ambler 

1550  DESIGN     FOR     STAINED     GLASS 

WINDOW,  Millom  Parish  Church  Shrigley  and  Hunt 

1551  HOME  FOR  CRIPPLED  CHILDREN, 

Pyrford,  near  Woking,  for  the 
Church  of  England  Waifs  and 
Strays  Society  Edward  J.  May 

1552  NEW    OFFICE   OF    H.M.   WOODS, 

FORESTS,  AND  LAND  REVENUES, 

Whitehall         John  Murray 

1553  NEW  GATES  TO  WATER  GARDEN, 

Aldenham  House,  Elstree         Charles  f.  Blomfield 

1554  HULL       TRAINING      COLLEGE: 

competitive  design William  G.  Wilson 

1555  DESIGN  FOR  COLCHESTER  TECHNICAL 

INSTITUTE       Chevalier  W.  Beaumont 

1556  THE  ASHTON  MEMORIAL,  Lancaster. 

Diploma    work,    deposited    on    his 

election  as  an  Academician       ...John  Belcher,  R.A. 

1557  HOUSE  AT  HERTFORD  HEATH 

J.  W.  Simpson  and  M.  Ayrton 

1558  ST.  DAVID'S  CHURCH,  Bathgate   /.  Graham  Fairley 

1559  DESIGN     FOR     THE     WOODARD 

SOCIETY       GIRLS'        SCHOOL, 

Harrogate        J.  Henry  Sellers 

1560  ST.  PETER'S  VICARAGE,  Ealing       P.  Morley  Horder 


92  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1561  NEW   OAK    DINING-ROOM,   Brandean 

House      Edward  A.  Minty 

1562  ST.    ALBANS    PUBLIC    LIBRARY  : 

accepted  design       F.  Guilford  W.  Ditdley 

1563  THE  "  DOONE,"  Byfleet,  Surrey     Castle  and  Warren 

1564  "DORMERS,"  Bovingdon,  Herts: 

entrance  court         Walter  E.  Hewitt 

1565  OAK    BRIDGE    AND    APPROACH, 

St.  Petroe  Minor,  Cornwall    ...      T.  Rogers  Kitsell 

1566  HOUSE  AT  HEADLEY,  Surrey    ...       E.  Guy  Dawber 

1567  NEW  BUILDING  FOR  THE  ZOOLOGICAL 

SOCIETY  OF   LONDON,  Regent's-park 

John  Belcher,  R.A. 

1568  RECONSTRUCTION   AND  ADDITIONS, 

Woolstaplers'  Hall,  Campden      Charles  R.  Ashbee 

1569  CRAGWOOD,  Windermere    ...        Frank  B.  Dunkerley 

1570  ADDITIONS  TO  DESS,  Aberdeenshire 

Walter  R.  Davidson 

1571  "  BEECHLAW,"  Puttenham,  Surrey  Forsyth  and  Maiile 

1572  THE  VILLAGE  HALL,  Panshanger 

Charles  H.  Townsend 

1573  THE  PRYORS,  Hampstead          Hart  and  Waterhouse 

1574  HOUSE  IN  PORTLAND-PLACE     „.  James  J.  S.  Nay  lor 

1575  HOUSE  AND  GARDEN  AT  SUNNINGDALE 

Charles  E.  Mallows 

1576  HOUSE  IN  UPPER  BROOK-STREET  James  J.  S.  Nay  lor 


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1577  PROPOSED  HOUSE  NEAR  GODALMING, 

Surrey      Geoffry  Lucas 

1578  SKETCH   FOR  A   HOUSE  IN   THE 

NORTH  OF  SCOTLAND    ...        Walter  R.  Davidson 

1579  No.  47  UPPER  GROSVENOR-STREET 

R.  Gardner  Hammond 

1580  ENTRANCE    LODGES    AT    DORE 

MOOR  HOUSE,  Derbyshire     ...         Alan  f.  Royds 

1581  HOUSE  AT  GUILDFORD,  Surrey        Charles  A.  Battle 

1582  THREE  HOUSES,  Hampstead  garden 

suburb      Courtenay  M.  Crickmer 

1583  POND  GARDEN,  Pittencrieff  House, 

Dunfermline    Thomas  H.  Maw  son 

1584  HOUSE  AT  WEYBRIDGE     A.  Vivian  Jackson 

1585  BERKSHIRE     COUNTY     OFFICES, 

Reading Frederick  J.  Horth 

1586  HOUSE  NEAR  OXTED,  Surrey       Ernest  W.  Marshall 

1587  HOUSE    'AT    WORPLESDON     HlLL, 

Surrey      William  H.  Harrison 

1588  HANGER  HILL,  Sussex       Edward  T.  Powell 

1589  ST.  PHILIP'S  CHURCH  INSTITUTE, 

Camberwell     H.  P.  Burke  Downing 

1590  PROPOSED     HOUSE    AT     ESHER, 

Surrey      John  N.  R.  Vining 

1591  THE  VILLA    IN    THE   WARREN, 

Ewhurst,  Surrey      Arthur  7.  Bolton 


94  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1592  SANCTUARY    CANDLESTICK,     for 

Church  of  St.  Peter,  Hornsey      J.  Standen  Adkins 

1593  BARCLAY'S  BANK,  Southwark       Hubbard  and  Moore 

1594  UPTON  GREY,  Hants Ernest  Newton 

1595  XAVERIAN  COLLEGE  SANATORIUM, 

Mayfield,  Sussex      T.  O.  Foster  and  P.  W.  Lovell 

1596  PROPOSED  COTTAGE  AT  PRESTBURY, 

Cheshire A.  Edgar  Beresford 

1597  NEW  HALL  AT  67  QUEEN' S-GATE 

Edward  F.  C.  Biickley 

1598  RESIDENCE,  Wantage         J.  W.  Fair  and  Val  Myer 

1599  PROPOSED  LONDON  HOUSE  ...     L.  MacDonald  Gill 

1600  PROPOSED  HOUSE,  South  Harrow 

G.  E.  Dunnage  and  C.  H.  Hartmann 

1 60 1  SPROWSTON  COURT,  near  Norwich    Oswald  P.  Milne 

1602  DESIGN  FOR  THE  NATIONAL  MUSEUM 

OF  WALES,  Cardiff A.  Wyatt  Papworth 

1603  "ST.  ETHELDREDA":    design  for 

stained  glass    Florence  Camm 

1604  No.  27  BERKELEY-SQUARE      H.  S.  Goodhart  Rendel 

1605  SMALL  HOUSES  AT  BARNET     ...  C.  Wontner  Smith 

1606  COTTAGE  AT  ROTTINGDEAN,  Sussex 

Rowland  H.  Halls 

1607  COTTAGES,  North  Wales  :  frontage 

to  street George  Hornblower 

1608  HILL  CLOSE,  Braunton,  North  Devon 

G.  A.  E.  Schwabe 


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1609  DINING    HALL,    Caius    College, 

Cambridge       Edward  Warren 

1610  DESIGN    FOR    APPROACH    FROM 

ST.  PAUL'S  BRIDGE Beresford  Pite 

1611  No.  84  HARLEY-STREET    Claude  W.  Ferrier 

1612  DESIGN  FOR  A  FRONTAGE        ...  G.  A.  E.  Schwabe 

1613  PROPOSED  PARISH  HALL,  Lowestoft 

Charles  B.  Cleveland 

1614  HOUSE  AT  MINSTER-ON-SEA      ...      Alfred J.  Roddis 

1615  NEW  LYCH-GATE,  Ramsbury,  Wilts          Basil  Sutton 

1616  MANTEL,    entrance    hall    of    an 

insurance  office,  Euston-square          Beresford  Pite 

1617  CHEMICAL  LABORATORIES'   OFFICE 

BLOCK      Hart  and  Waterhouse 

1618  EWELME  DOWN,  near  Wallingford  Walter  Cave 

1619  HOUSE  AT  RIPON,  Yorks H.  Stanton  Webber 

1620  NURSES,'  HOME,   Stone   Asylum, 

Dartford Sydney  Perks 

1621  SKETCH  OF  A  GARDEN     Ernest  Willmott 

1622  COMPETITIVE  DESIGN   FOR   THE 

EXAMINATION   HALL,    Queen- 
square      Eiistace  C.  Frere 

1623  "  BEECHWOOD,"  Cookham  Dean        Robert  A.  Briggs 

1624  MEMORIAL  WINDOW  IN  SAXLINGHAM 

CHURCH,  Norfolk Hugh  Arnold 

1625  HOUSE  AT  HIGHGATE Arthiir  Keen 


96  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1626  SHOOTING-BOX  IN  NORTH  DEVON 

Johannes  T.  Westbye 

1627  PROPOSED  HYDROPATHIC  ESTABLISH- 

MENT, Cleeve  Hill,  near  Cheltenham 

Healing  and  Overbtiry 

1628  TOWER  AND  GARDEN  HOUSE  AT 

ROYNTON  COTTAGE,  Rivington 

Thomas  H.  Mawson 

1629  MANOIR  DE  LA  TRINITE,  Jersey 

Reginald  T.  Blomfield,  A. 

1630  "  AUCHENROSS,"  Perthshire       ...     Foster  and  Lov ell 

1631  GREAT    ROKE,   Witley,    Surrey  : 

the  entrance  front 

H.  T.  Buckland-  and  E.  H.  Farmer 

1632  SKETCH  FOR  A  FRIEZE     Walter  Bayes 

1633  WEST  FRONT  OF  HAMPTON  COURT 

PALACE  :  showing  proposed  re- 
storation of  the  moat,  bridge, 
and  great  gatehouse  ...  Charles  E.  Mallows 

1634  NEW  WATER  TOWER,  Lincoln 

Reginald  7.  Blomfield,  A. 

1635  GORSEWOOD,  Hook  Heath,  Woking : 

south  front       Arthur  A.  Mess er 

1636  "  DECEMBER  "  :  design  for  stained 

glass  window Thomas  E.  Harrison 

1637  HOUSE  AT  BEACONSFIELD,  Bucks         Stanley  Hamp 

1638  EXTENSIONS      TO      HOUSE      IN 

NORTHUMBERLAND  Oliver^  Leeson^  and  Wood 


iQioJ  ARCHITECTURAL  ROOM.  97 

1639  THE  DENE,  Missenden,  Bucks  Ernest  G.  Theakston 

1640  SENNOWE  PARK  :  entrance  to  stable 

courtyard         George  J.  Skipper 

1641  NEW  BUILDINGS,  Sherborne  School 

Reginald  T.  Blomfield,  A. 

1642  THE  MOORINGS,  Sunningdale 

T.  E.  Collcutt  and  S.  Hamp 

1643  EASTHAM  GRANGE     Walter  Tapper 

1644  A  COUNTRY  HOUSE Leslie  Mansfield 

1645  ALTERATIONS    AND    ADDITIONS, 

Hambrook  House,  Emsworth 

William  C.  F.  Gillam 

1646  REBUILDING  OF  Nos.  6,  7,  8,  9 

BURY-STREET,      AND       No.      Ij 

RYDER-STREET,  St.  James's   ...          G.  Thrale  Jell 

1647  HOUSE  AND  SCHOOL Enoch  Ward 

1648  STAPLEFIELD  PLACE,  Sussex 

C.  E.  Clayton  and  E.  Black 

1649  "  BASKETS;'  Colchester      D.  G.  Round 

1650  GAYTON  GRANGE       John  Clarke 

1651  THE  MANOR  HOUSE,  Notgrove, 

Gloucestershire       Andrew  N.  Prentice 

1652  "  EAST  WEALD,"  Hampstead :  garden 

front        H.  V.  Ashley  and  W.  Newman 

1653  CHURCH  AND  CLERGY  HOUSE      Maurice  H.  Pocock 

1654  CHAPEL  OF  ST.  MARY,  Glastonbury : 

reconstruction    from    existing    evi- 
dences W.  D.  Caroe 


98  ARCHITECTURAL   ROOM.  [1910 

1655  UNIVERSITY  OF  SOUTH  WALES  AND 

MONMOUTHSHIRE  :        memorial 

research  laboratory         W.  D.  Caroe 

1656  DESIGN  FOR  AN  EAST  WINDOW      William  Aikman 

1657  BRISBANE  CATHEDRAL:  interior, 

looking  east     Frank  L.  Pearson 

1658  A  RENAISSANCE  DINING  HALL       ...Leslie  B.  Cook 

1659  HOUSE,  North  Bedfordshire       ...  Arthur  P.  Starkey 

1660  LIBRARY    AT    THE    BATTERSEA 

POLYTECHNIC F.  Dare  Clap  ham 

1 66 1  ALTERATIONS  AND  ADDITIONS  TO 

SHIRENEWTON  HALL,  Chepstow       Norman  Evill 

1662  "THE  FOUR   SEASONS":   design 

for  stained  glass  window        ...      William  Aikman 

1663  "THE  HOPPIT,"  Little   Baddow, 

Essex       Arthur  Bartlett 

1664  "WILDSHAW,"  Limpsfield Arthur  Keen 

1665  GRAYTHWAITE  HALE,  Cheshire  Frank  B.  Dunkerky 

1666  SCHEME  FOR  THE  COLOUR  DECORATION 

OF  A  COUNCIL  CHAMBER     ...      Horace  F.  Castle 

1667  ST.  MAGNUS  CATHEDRAL,  Kirkwall : 

restoration       HippolyteJ.  Blanc 

1668  THE   CHURCH    OF    ST.    HELEN, 

Ranworth,  Norfolk :  proposed 

restoration       ...    W.  Davidson  and  E.J.  MacRae 

1669  "  COMMERCE  "  :  design  for  stained 

glass  window John  C.  Hall 


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1670  DESIGN  FOR  LARGE  HALL       .James  A.Jones 

1671  NORTH-WEST  VIEW  OF  A  HOUSE  George  L.  Sutcliffe 

1672  HOUSE  AT  SIDMOUTH,  Devon John  Greaves 

1673  SUPERARCHED    BRIDGE    AT    DUNFERMLINE 

Thomas  H.  Mawson 

1674  THE  RED  HOUSE,  Cromer        ...     George  J.  Skipper 

1675  CHURCH  AT  Rio  DE  JANEIRO...      Edward Lar kins 

1676  NATIONAL  OPERA   HOUSE   FOR  A 

FOREIGN  GOVERNMENT 

E.  O.  Sachs  and  A.  H.  Lister 


CENTRAL   HALL. 


SCULPTURE— (Nos.  1677-1712). 


1677  SIR     ANDREW    H.    LEITH     FRASER, 

K.C.S.I.,  late  Lieutenant-Governor 
of  Bengal.  Study  for  a  marble  bust 
for  the  Fraser  Hospital^  Burdwan, 
Bengal  Leonard  Jennings 

1678  FIGURE  FOR  A  CHILD'S  TOMB    Richard  R.  Goulden 

1679  BOY     PLAYING     THE    AULOS — 

statue       ri J.  Wenlock  Rollins 

D    2 


100 


CENTRAL   HALL.  [1910 


1680  MAN'S    FIRST    DISOBEDIENCE— 

group       Ada  F.  Gell 

"  She  gave  me  of  the  tree,  and  I  did  eat." 

1 68 1  SIR    GEORGE    LIVESEY  —  statue, 

bronze     Fredk.  W.  Pomeroy^  A. 

1682  THE  STRUGGLE — group     L.  Fritz  Roselieb 

1683  ALDERMAN  W.  H.  WOODS — bust, 

bronze     E.  Whitney  Smith 

1684  MAN  AND  THE  MASKS — statue        ...Richard  Garbe 

1685  F.  DERWENT  WOOD,  ESQ.,  A. — 

bust Frank  M.  Taiibman 

1686  J.  LAWSON  BOOTH,   ESQ. — bust, 

bronze      .• John  Millard 

1687  THE  LOST  Bow — group     Albert  H.  Hodge 

1688  HAGAR — statue F.  Brook  Hitch 

1689  THE  LATE  DUKE  OF  DEVONSHIRE, 

K.G. — statue :__...    Alfred Drury,  A. 

1690  WARFARE.       A    portion     of    the 

Welsh  National  War  Memorial    ...       Albert  Toft 

1691  IPHIGENIA  IN  AULIS — statue    ...  Alexander  J.  Leslie 

1692  MRS.  E.  ALEC  TWEEDIE — bust        Herbert  Hampton 

1693  MADAME      EUGENIE     JOACHIM- 

GIBSON — bust          Herbert  Hampton 

1694  A  BROKEN  IDOL — statue Frank  Ransom 

1695  A  STUDY — bust Reuben  Sheppard 


1910]  CENTRAL   HALL.  101 

1696  BUST — bronze.     Part  of  the  Tata 

Memorial \  Bombay W.  Robert  Cotton^  A. 

1697  RICHARD     BONINGTON,     Painter 

(1801-1828)— statue       ...  Fredk.  W.  Pomeroy,  A. 

1698  PEACE.     From  the  Leicester  War 

Memorial J.  Crosland  McClnre 

1699  BOAR  HUNT — group Cecil  Brown 

1700  SIR  C.  LAWES-WITTEWRONGE,  BT. 

— bust     Charles  Beacon 

1701  THE  LATE  ARCHBISHOP  OF  CAPETOWN 

—posthumous  bust         ...        Charles  L.  Hartwell 

1702  DAPHNE — statuette     Harold  Parker 

1703  DIONYSUS — statue       J.  Wenlock  Rollins 

1704  TOM  SCOTT,  ESQ.,  R.S.A. — bust 

Thomas  J.  Clapperton 

1705  "THE    CALL   OF    THE     INFINITE." 

Bronze  Memorial  to  be  erected  at 

Finchley F.  Lynn  Jenkins 

1706  THE  WAVE          Mary  Pownall 

1707  MEMORIAL  FIGURE    Gilbert  B ayes 

1708  BENNETT  BURLEIGH,  ESQ. — bust       Bertha  Burleigh 

1709  JEUNESSES — group,  marble        ...  Max  Blondat 

1710  "THE  WOMAN"         W.  Wheatley  Wagstaff 

"  He  that  is  without  sin  among  you,  let  him  first  cast 
a  stone  at  her." — St.  John  viii.  7 

1711  KEPHALOS  AND  PROKRIS — group  Benjamin  Clemens 

1712  WATER-NYMPH — statue      Paul  R.  Mont  ford 


102 


LECTURE   ROOM. 


SCULPTURE— (Nos.  1713-1922). 

1713  SIR  E.  RAY  LANKESTER,  K.C.B., 

F.R.S. — bust James  A.  Stevenson 

1714  AN    ELYSIAN   DANCE — statuette, 

pear-wood        Amand  Adamson 

1715  A  MOMENT  OF  PERIL — relief  ...    Percy  Portsmouth 

1716  INCROYABLE — statuette,  bronze    .- 

Emanuel  Fr'emiet,  H.F.A. 

1717  H.M.S.  "  DREADNOUGHT  " — panel, 

silver        Frank  Liitiger 

1718  CHEVAUX  DE  HALAGE — bronze 

Emanuel  Fremiet,  H.F.A. 

1719  ADMIRAL  LORD  CHARLES  BERESFORD, 

M.P.— bust      Ed.  Lanteri 

1720  DESIGN  FOR  MEMORIAL  TO  SOLDIER 

KILLED  IN  BATTLE — relief      A.  Bertram  Pegram 

1721  OFFICER,  line   regiment,  1810— 

statuette,  bronze     George  Halliday 

1722  CHARITY — statuette    David  Me  Gill 

1723  LEOPARD  WOUNDED — statuette          Morris  Harding 


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1724  ERIC,  son  of  H.  S.  Butler,  Esq. — 

relief,  bronze George  G.  Walker 

1725  FRESH  SPRING,  the  herald — relief       Thomas  J.  Cliff 

1726  DESIGN  FOR  A  GARDEN  FIGURE 

— bronze          Ferdinand  V.  Blundstone 

1727  GRIEF — statuette,  marble   Arthur  G.  Walker 

1728  THE   BLUE  COAT   SCHOOLBOY — 

statuette  F.  Derwent  Wood,  A. 

1729  "  MARY  "•  —bust,  wax          Una  Troubridge 

1730  PANEL  FOR  SARCOPHAGUS — low  relief 

Feodora  (Countess)  Gleichen 

1731  DAYBREAK — relief      Horace  Mont  ford 

1732  ROBERT      Louis     STEVENSON— 

statuette,  bronze      Thomas  J.  Clapperton 

1733  PUCK — statuette Florence  Kmdrick 

1734  FREDERICK  HALNON,  ESQ. — plaquette   Avern  Feast 

T735     CHILD  WITH  A  SHELL — statuette, 

marble     Lillie  Reed 

1736  THE  RT.  REV.  W.  BOYD  CARPENTER, 

D.D.,    D.C.L.,    LORD    BISHOP    OF 

RIPON — medallion,  bronze    ...    George  G.  Walker 

1737  DR.  HERMAN  ADLER,  Chief  Rabbi 

— medallion     Florence  R.  Emanuel 

1738  CAIN— statuette Frank  Gatter 

1739  ARTHUR  CROSTHWAITE,  ESQ. — 

statuette,  bronze     Mervyn  Herapath 


104  LECTURE    ROOM.  [1910 

1740  NYMPH  BATHING — statuette     ...      T.  Spicer  Simson 

1741  PORTRAIT — bust Joseph  Else 

1742  THE  SLEEPING  NUN— head,  marble 

E.  Whitney  Smith 

1743  MATERNITY — relief    Charles  A.  Palmer 

1744  HESITATION — statuette,  bronze...  Frank  Baxter 

1745  MELISANDE— statuette,  silver     ...     G.  Foster  Melliar 

1746  ATALANTA— statuette,  bronze    ...  Henry  Poole 

1747  ANIMA  VENTI — statuette,  bronze    Andrea  C.  Lucchesi 

1748  BACCHANTE — bust,  marble         ...        Laura  Hay  man 

1749  HENRY  M.  READ,  ESQ. — bust,  marble   Sydney  March 

1750  H.  DILLON  RIPLEY,  ESQ. — bust,  bronze 

Elsie  R.  Ralph 

1751  "LA  ROSE" — bust,  marble       ...       F.  Lynn  Jenkins 

1752  ST.  CECILIA — relief    Edith  Downing 

1753  THE    CHARGE    OF    BALACLAVA. 

Model  of  the  frieze  for  the  pedestal 
of  the  equestrian  statue  of  Viscount 
Tredegar  at  Cardiff  W.  Goscombe  John,  R.A. 

1754  THE    COUNTESS     BEAUCHAMP — 

bust,  marble    John  Tweed 

1755  "DREAMS" — bust       Henry  Pegram,  A. 

1756  A  CHILD'S  HEAD— marble       ...     Hans  C.  Hellmer 

1757  "  PIETA  " — relief.     For  reredos,  All 

Saints,  Ennismore  Gardens  F.  Derwent  Wood,  A. 


LECTURE   ROOM.  105 

1758  "  INTO  THE  SILENT    LAND" grOUp, 

bronze     Henry  Pegram,  A. 

1759  Miss   JEANNETTE   DUFOUR — relief, 

bronze     Henry  Pegram^  A. 

1760  "  MADONNA  OF  THE  PEACH  TREE"  : 

Maurice  Hewlett — head,  bronze 

Sir  George  Frampton^  R. A. 

1761  HYLAS —statuette,  bronze Alexander  J.  Leslie 

1762  CRISTABEL— bust,  marble  ...          William  J.  McLean 

1763  Miss     KITTY    SHANNON — bust, 

marble     T.  Stirling  Lee 

1764  THE    EARL    BEAUCHAMP — bust, 

marble     John  Tweed 

1765  THOMAS  ARMSTRONG,  ESQ.,  C.B. 

— relief    Newbury  A.  Trent 

1766  A  PORTRAIT— bust,  marble       ...    Mervyn  Lawrence 

1767  PROFESSOR   SIR   JAMES   DEWAR, 

LL.D. — bust George  D.  Macdougald 

1768  WM.  MORLEY  SMITH,  ESQ. — bust, 

marble     George  Alexander 

1769  ANTHONY,  son  of  H.  G.  Stobart, 

Esq. — bust,  marble         ...        Margaret  Wrights  on 

1770  MRS.  MCCONNEL,  of  Queensland 

— relief,  marble       Harold  Parker 

1771  THE  SUPPLE   JUGGLER — statuette, 

bronze     R.  T.  McKenzie 

1772  THE  LIZARD — statuette     Maggie  Richardson 

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1773  A  FAUN  WITH  LIZARD — statuette, 

bronze     E.  Y.Jones 

1774  "  NAHMA,"  daughter  of  Mr.  and 

Mrs.  Nelson  Bird— bust         ...          Helen  F.  Rock 

1775  SIR  THOMAS  WRIGHTSON,  Bx. — 

bust,  marble    Margaret  Wright  son 

1776  THE  HARVESTER — statuette      . . .  Alexander  J.  Leslie 

1777  THE  EXPULSION  FROM  PARADISE 

— relief Alfred  Buxton 

1778  CHEF  GAULOIS — equestrian  statuette, 

bronze     Emanuel  Fremiet^  H.F.A. 

1779  DAWN  :  design  for  a  cattle  fountain 

— statuette,  bronze ,  Gertrude  Dale 

1780  MADAME  BELLOC — medallion,  bronze 

Mary  Swainson 

1781  THE    LATE    SIR  HENRY   CAMPBELL- 

BANNERMAN,  G.C.B. — bust,  marble 

Paul  R.  Montford 

1782  THE   REV.  FRANCIS  STEWART — 

plaque tte,  bronze    Harriet  S.  Stewart 

1783  THOMAS    PARRY,  ESQ. — medallion, 

bronze      Maiide  R.  Windley 

1784  SCHEHEREZADE — statuette         Hester  Wood 

1785  CAVALIER     ROMAIN — equestrian 

statuette,  bronze      ...       Emanuel  Fr'emiet,  H.F.A. 

1786  DOLORES — bust,  marble     W.  Reid  Dick 


IQIO]  LECTURE   ROOM.  107 

1787  THE     LATE     MARCHIONESS     OF 

LONDONDERRY — bust    Feodora  (Countess)  Gkichen 

1788  MRS.  HENRY  POOLE — bust       Henry  Po ok 

1789  LORD    CLIVE.      Sketch   model  of 

statue  to  be  erected  in   London 

and  Calcutta    John  Tweed 

1790  VISCOUNT  DUNCANNON,  M.P.— 

bust,  bronze     William  C.  H.  King 

1791  SCIENCE  AND  ART — spandrils  George  D.  Macdougald 

1792  GLWYN — relief,  bronze       Lillian  E.  Griffith 

1793  HAUTE  ECOLE — equestrian  statuette, 

bronze      Walter  Winans 

1794  SILENUS — group,  bronze    Vernon  March 

1795  ADMIRAL  SIR  THOMAS  TROUBRIDGE 

statuette,  silver  and  lapis  lazuli        Una  Troiibridge 

1796  A  LADY  OF   THE  i6TH  CENTURY— 

miniature,  coloured  wax         ...    Juliana  V.  Liicas 

1797  AN    ANGEL — after    Melozzo    da 

Forli — miniature,  coloured  wax 

N.  Jemmett  Browne 

1798  KIANG  YEN,  ESQ. — enamel       Ida  L.  Kay 

1799  SEA  URCHINS — group,  silver     ...  Edward  Crompton 

1800  S.  SMITH,  ESQ. — bust,  bronze    ...  Andrea  C.  Liicchesi 

1 80 1  THE  BATHER — statuette    Albert  Toft 

1802  SALVE — decorative  panel    E.  M.  Rope 


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1803  MEMORIAL  TO  THE  LATE   CONSTANT 

COQUELI N.    Presented  by  the  English 

actors  to  the  Comedie  Fran$aise       ...  Gilbert  Bayes 

1804  VICTORY — statuette,  bronze       Vernon  March 

«        (ARCHDUKE  ALBERT    )  miniatures,  coloured 
°5    {PRINCESS  ELIZABETH}       wax  Nelia  Casella 

1806  PORTRAIT — statuette Henry  Poole 

1807  "VEIL'D  MELANCHOLY" — statuette, 

bronze      Frances  Burlison 

1808  HOPE— statuette Alfred  Turner 

1809  PUCK — bust         L.  Gwendolen  Williams 

1 8 10  REVERIE— bust,  bronze      ...         William  J.  McLean 

1811  HORSE — bronze '  Reginald  F.  Wells 

1812  THE  DESPAIR  OF  ICARUS— statuette 

Louis  R.  Dettchars 

1813  DR.  GiBSON-BoTT — portrait  plaque 

Maggie  Richardson 

1814  ST.  CECILIA — memorial,  relief E.  M.  Rope 

1815  SISTERS — group F.  Arnold  Wright 

1816  DAPHNE — statuette     Jessie  M.  Law  son 


1817  •< 


HENRY  PERCY  HARRIS,  ESQ.,  M.P. 
SIR  THOMAS  GEORGE  FARDELL,  M.P. 
CAPTAIN  CHARLES  NEWENHAM  FRENCH 
His  HONOUR  JUDGE  FRANCIS  HENRY 


BACON 
I  JAMES  BEEBY  SCOTT,  ESQ. 

Ethel  A.  C.  Harris 


medals, 
bronze 


1910]  LECTUREnROOM,  109 

1818  THOMAS  CARTWRIGHT,  ESQ. — bust,  bronze 

John  Millard 

1819  -  NEREIDS — relief Charles  A.  Palmer 

1820  PORTRAIT  PLAQUE     John  E.  Taylersen 

1821  THE    REV.    WALTER    AMERY — 

relief,  bronze Charles  Pibworth 

1822  "INCARNATUS    EST  " E.  M.  Rope 

"Thou  hast  hid  these  things  from  the  wise  and 
prudent,  and  hast  revealed  them  unto  babes." 

1823  MUTUAL  ACCOMMODATION  W.  frank  Calderon 

1824  MRS.  WOODROFFE — bust,  marble      Leonard  Jennings 

1825  Miss   EDITH   G.  COLE — portrait 

medallion        Leta  R.  Roff 

1826  KATHARINE  HAYES — medallion  Esm'e  Currey 

1827  GUY — medallion Christine  Gregory 

1828  NOTRE    DAME    DES    CHAMPS — 

medallion         Margaret  Winser 

1829  THE  BALL — group     R.  Levick  Bailey 

1830  SIR  HERBERT  TREE  AS  "SVENGALI" 

— medallion     Leonard  S.  Merrifield 

1831  THE  SCULPTOR'S  MOTHER — bust, 

bronze      Thomas  M.  Crook 

18^2     LUCREZIA  DEGL'  ONESTI  :  Paola 

and  Francesca — bust       Frederick  J.  Halnon 

1833     "DREADNOUGHT" — statuette...     Arthur  C.  White 


no  LECTURE   ROOM.  [1910 

1834  THE  EXPULSION  FROM  EDEN— 

relief        William  C.  H.  King 

1835  ARCHIE      ROSENTHAL,      ESQ. — 

head,  bronze F.  Derwent  Wood,  A. 

1836  "CANADA" — portrait,  bust       ...    Jessie  M.  Law  son 

1837  FISHER  GIRL — statuette,  bronze     Reginald  F.  Wells 

1838  J.  BLAND  Y  JENKINS,  ESQ. — bust, 

marble     W.  Goscombe  John,  R.A. 

1839  PEARL   MARY  TERESA   CRAIGIE 

(JOHN  OLIVER  HOBBES) — plaque, 

silver        Alfred  Drury,  A. 

1840  SIGNOR  LUIGI  RICCI — medallion    Florence  Newman 

1841  NOWROJEE  NASSERWANJEE  WADIA, 

C.I.E.  Silver  reduction  from  the 
bronze  memorial  in  the  Nursing 
Home,  Bombay  A Ibert  Bmce-Joy 

1842  HAGAR  AND  ISHMAEL — group 

George  D.  Macdougald 

1843  Miss  YSABEL  SEATON — bust    ...  Harriet  S.  Stewart 

1844  THE  PASSING  OF  THE  SAN  GRAEL 

— statuette       Henry  C.  Fehr 

1845  "MoN  PETIT  CHOU" — statuette, 

marble     Katharine  G.  Wallis 

1846  SIR  VINCENT  EVANS — bust,  bronze 

W.  Goscombe  John,  R.A. 

1847  EDUCATION — statuette  group,  bronze 

Mervyn  Lawrence 


LECTURE   ROOM.  in 

1848  CHIVALRY — one   of    a    series  of 

three  panels     W.  Reynolds  Stephens 

1849  THE  LITTLE  MOTHER— -statuette, 

bronze      Sidney  Boyes 

1850  "  JIM  " — bust      Sydney  March 

1851  MOTHER    AND    BABY — statuette, 

bronze      Frances  Burlison 

1852  SLEEP — group,  bronze        Reginald  P.  Wells 

1853  MASK  OF  Miss  T. — bronze       F.  Derwent  Wood>  A. 

1854  JOURNEYING  TO  THE  HOLY  SEPULCHRE 

— relief Mortimer  Brown 

^SS  ....MICHAEL    ARTHUR,  IST  BARON 

BURTON — bust,  marble  ...     Fredk.  W.  Pomeroy,  A. 

1856  GENERAL  JAMES  WOLFE — statuette 

Charles  L.  Hartwell 

1857  RELIEF,   over    entrance   to   Grand 

Trunk  Railway  offices,  Cockspur- 

street,  Charing-cross       Alfred  Drury^  A. 

1858  CHIVALRY — one   of   a    series   of 

three  panels     W.  Reynolds-Stephens 

1859  LORD   CURZON   OF    KEDLESTON, 

G.C.S.I. — bust        Hamo  Thornycroft,  R.A. 

1860  A  BATHER — statuette,  marble 

Hamo  Thorny  croft)  R.A. 

1 86 1  HER  MAJESTY   QUEEN   MARY — 

bust,  marble    Alfred  Drziry^  A. 

1862  SYRINX — statuette,  marble Thomas  Tyrrell 


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1863  LORD  LAMINGTON,  G.C.I.E. — bust, 

marble     Hamo  Thornycroft^  R.A. 

1864  YOUNG  WOODCUTTER— statuette, 

bronze ...       A.  van  Beurden 

1865  CHARITY — relief         Charles  L.  J.  Doman 

1866  SIR  FRANCIS  GALTON,  F.R.S.— bust 

Sir  George  Frampton,  R.A. 

1867  ALFRED    HILLIER,    ESQ.,   M.D., 

M.P. — bust,  bronze        Henry  Pegram,  A. 

1868  PSYCHE — statuette,  bronze  L.  Edith  C.  Mary  on 

1869  CHIVALRY — one   of   a    series   of 

three  panels     W.  Reynolds-Stephens 

1870  THE  MIRROR — statuette,  bronze      G.  Foster  Melliar 

1871  PENELOPE — bust,  marble   Basil  Gotto 

1872  "  LA  DANSEUSE  " — statuette,  bronze  F.  Lynn  Jenkins 

1873  ST.  AGNES'  EVE — statuette,  bronze  Edwara  Godwin 

1874  THE     LITTLE    DUCHESS  —  bust, 

bronze      Sidney  Boyes 

1875  THE  LATE  JOHN  M.  SWAN,  ESQ.,  R.A. 

— study  of  head      ...         W.  Goscombe  John,  R.A. 

1876  THE     DAWN     OF     CHIVALRY — 

statuette Frank  Ransom 

1877  THE  EXPULSION  FROM  PARADISE 

— relief    ; James  Booth 

1878  EUROPA — relief Alfred  R.  Martin 

1879  PORTRAIT — bust          James  A.  Stevenson 


LECTURE    ROOM.  113 

1880  MODEL  OF  GARDEN  DECORATION 

F.  Derwent  Wood,  A. 

1 88 1  SIR  ALEXANDER  B.  W.  KENNEDY, 

F.R.S.,  LL.D.— medallion,  silver 

Margaret  M.  Jenkin 

f  SUSAN    CHARLOTTE,   Countess    ofi         ,  ,,. 

1882  Wharncliffe  medallions, 

(EDWARD  WILLIAM  HANSELL,  ESQ.] 

Ethel  A,  C.  Harris 

1883  Miss    ALICE     CLARK -- plaque, 

silver        Harry  Parr 

1884  S.  OZOWA,  ESQ. — bust        ...      Leonard  S.  Merrifield 

1885  TEMPTATION — statuette,  bronze        ...    Johan  Keller 

1886  THE     MARK    OF    CAIN — group, 

marble      Richard  Garbe 

1887  PORTRAIT  GROUP  :  "  In  the  wild 

and  woolly  west  "    E.  Kathleen  Wheeler 

1888  SUPPLICATION — statuette    Harry  Keast 

1889  THE  TANNER— bust Harriet  S.  Stewart 

1890  MEMORIAL  TO   THE  LATE  WILMOT 

CLIFFORD  PILSBURY.  Erected  in 
the  school  chapel,  Abbotsholme, 
Derbyshire  Ferdinand  V.  Bhmdstone 

1891  COURAGE — statuette.      Part  of  the 

memorial  to    "  Ouida  "    erected  at 

Bury  St.  Edmunds Ernest  G.  Gillick 


114  LECTURE   ROOM.  [1910 

1892  HENRY  WOODWARD,  LL.D.,  F.R.S. 

Model  of  bronze  tablet  erected  in  the 
Natiiral  History  Museum ,  South 
Kensington  Frank  Bowcher 

1893  PANEL.     Part  of  memorial  to  "  Ouida  " 

erected  at  Bury  St.  Edmunds...     Ernest  G.  Gillick 

1894  THE  AMBUSH — statuette,  marble      Reuben  Sheppard 

1895  LAURA — miniature,  coloured  wax  Nelia  Casella 

1896  GIRL  FEEDING  PIGEONS — coloured 

wax S.  Ruth  Canton 

1897  ROSE  BOWL — silver Richard  G.  Toms 

1898  ST.  MICHEL — statuette,  bronze 

Emanuel  Fremiet^  H.F.A. 

1899  CUPID  DISARMED  BY  NYMPHS — group,  ivory 

'Arthur  G.  Walker 

1900  FRANCESCO  FOSCARI — miniature, 

coloured  wax Nelia  Casella 

1901  SYMPATHY — statuette.      Part    of 

a  memorial  to  "Ouida  "  at  Bury 

St.  Edmunds Ernest  G.  Gillick 

1902  UNA  MADRE  VECCHIA — bust     Harry  Parr 

1903  THE  THORN — statue,  bronze    ...  Arthur  G.  Walker 

1904  THE  VICTOR — statue Charles  L.  Hartwell 

1905  THE  VISION  AT  THE  ALTAR — group 

Henry  Pegram,  A. 

1906  MYSTERIES — statue     Thomas  M.  Crook 

1907  "THE  RIVER  UNTO  THE  SEA" — group 

W.  Robert  Cotton,  A. 


LECTURE   ROOM.  115 

1908  SPRING — statue D.  Burns  Brown 

1909  THE  LATE  LORD  TENNYSON.     Model 

of  a  marble  statiie  recently   erected 
in  Trinity  College,  Cambridge 

Hamo  Thornycroft)  R.A. 

1910  PAN — garden  statue Frederick  Lessore 

1911  "THE  SPRING-TIDE  OF  LIFE" — 

group,  bronze W.  Robert  Colton^  A. 

1912  THE  MOTHER — group,  marble 

Bertram  Mackennal,  A. 

1913  SIGURD — statuette,    bronze    and 

enamel — Purchased  by  the  Pre- 
sident and  Council  of  the  Royai, 
Academy  under  the  terms  of  the 
Chantrey  Bequest  Gilbert  B ayes 

"  He  who  would  win  to  the  Heavens, 

And  be  as  the  gods  on  high, 
Must  tremble  nought  at  the  road, 
And  the  place  where  menfolk  die." 

—  W.  Morris. 

1914  THE  COMING  OF  SPRING — group    S.  Nicholson  Babb 


In  Gallery  No.    VI. 

1915  THE  ELF — statue,  bronze.     Diploma 

work,  deposited  on  his  election  as  an 

Academician     W.  Goscombe  John^  R.A. 

1916  THE  FROG — statuette,  bronze  ...  W.  Reid  Dick 


ri6  SCULPTURE.  [1910 

In  Gallery  No.  VII. 

1917  "THE       WOMAN        THAT       THOU 

GAYEST    TO     BE    WITH     ME" — 

group,  bronze Charles  J.  Allen 

1918  THE  ROCK  POOL — statuette,  bronze 

Siegfried  M.  Wiens 

In  Gallery  No.  IX. 

1919  BANTU  NATIVES— group,  bronze      ...  Herbert  Ward 

1920  THE  IDOL — statuette,  bronze    Herbert  Ward 

In  Gallery  No.  XL 

1921  JOCKEY  MONT^— equestrian  statuette,  bronze 

Emanuel  Fremiet,  H.F.A. 

1922  ORIGINAL  MODEL  FOR  COLOSSAL 

LIONS  OF  RHODES  MEMORIAL 

— bronze         ...         The  late  John  M.  Swan,  R.A. 


Corrections  for  the  Press  and  all  other  communications  should  be  addressed 
to  "  THE   SECRETARY,"  and  not  to  any  Official  by  name. 


LIST   OF   THE   EXHIBITORS,    1910, 

WITH   THEIR   ADDRESSES. 


The  Figures  at  the  end  of  the  Exhibitors'  Names  and  Addresses  refer 
to  the  corresponding  Numbers  in  the  Catalogue. 


ABBEY,  E.  A.,  R.A.,  Chelsea-lodge,  42  Tite-street,  S.W.— 332,  471 
ALMA-TADEMA,  Sir  L.,  O.M.,  R.A.,  34  Grove-end-road,  N.W.— 

184 

Adam,  P.  W.,  Ardilea,  North  Berwick — 317 
Adams,  C.,  Matlock-road,  Caversham-heights,  Reading — 1254 
Adams,  C.  J.,  Glenfield,  Waverley  Estate,  Farnham,  Surrey — 864 
Adams,  H.  P.,  and  C.  Holden  (Messrs.),  28  Woburn-place,  Russell- 
square,  W.C. — 1471 

Adams,  H.  W.,  The  Studio,  Pierpoint-street,  Worcester — 30,  90 
Adams,  W.  D.,  71  Ladbroke-road,  Notting-hill-gate,  W. — 134 
Adamson,  A.,  c/o  W.  F.  Malcolm  &  Co.,  36  Leadenhall-street,  E.G. 

—1714 

Adkins,  J.  S.,  6  Clement's-inn,  W.C. — 1592 
Affleck,  W.,  23  Leppoc-road,  Clapham-park,  S.W.— 1014 
Aiken,  J.  M.,  183  A  Union-street,  Aberdeen — 252 
Aikman,  W.,  18  Maidstone-road,  New  Southgate,  N. — 1656,  1662 
Airy,  A.   (Miss),   5  Parkhill-road   Studios,   Haverstock-hill,  N.W. — 

730 

Airy,  A.  L.,  South-lodge,  Broadwater-road,  Worthing — 591 
Alder  R.  (Miss),  Amoril-house,  Batheaston,  Som. — 1092,  1216 
Alexander,  G.,  43A  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1768 
Algie,  J.  (Miss),  Easter  Livelands,  Stirling,  N.B.— 570,  645 


ii8  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Allan,  R.  W.,  62  Buckingham-gate,  S.W.— 682 

Allen,  C.  J.,  21  Cambridge-street,  Abercromby-square,  Liverpool — 1917 

Allen,  G.  P.,  Dacre-house,  5  Arundel-street,  Strand,  W.C. — 1535 

Allen,  T.  W.,  Greencroft,  Milford,  Godalming— 705 

Allen,  W.  H.,  Stranger's-corner,  Farnham,  Surrey — 884 

Allport,  C.  L.  (Miss),  7  A  Elm-tree-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 833, 

923 

Altson,  A.,  6  St.  Paul's  Studios,  West  Kensington,  W. — 634 
Ambler,  L.,  Temple-chambers,  Temple-avenue,  E.G. — 1511, 1549 
Anderson,  S.,  47  Oakley-crescent,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1282,  1306,  1337 
Angus,  M.  L.   (Miss),  Power's  Studios,  Ruskin-house,  Rochester-row, 

Westminster,  S.W.— 782 

Annison,  E.  S.,  36  Fairlawn-grove,  Chiswick,  W. — 1377 
Ansell,  W.,  10  New-square,  Lincoln's-inn,  W.C. — 1328 
Anzino,  G.  P.,  Wahroonga,  Nepean-street,  Roehampton,  S.W. — 517 
Appleyard,  F.,  Itchen-stoke,  Alresford — 349,  380 
Archer,  J.  (Miss),  St.  George's,  Chalk-hill,  Bushey,  Herts— 560 
Ardron,  A.  (Miss),  26  Bolton  Studios,  Redcliffe-road,  S.W. — 650 
Arnold,  E.  M.  (Miss),  33  Manor-park,  Lee,  S.E.— 1158 
Arnold,  H.,  63  Bedford-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 1624 
Arnold,  M.  (Miss),  The  Causeway-house,  Horsham — 1215 
Ashbee,  C.  R.,  37  Cheyne-Walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1568 
Ashley,  II.  V.,  and  W.  Newman  (Messrs.),  14  Grays-inn-square,  W.C. 

—1652 

Atkins,  M.  E.  (Miss),  125  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. —73,  745 
Atkinson,  A.  (Miss),  14  More's-garden,  Cheyne-walk,  S.W. — 401 
Atkinson,  J.,  Broad  Carr,  Glaisdale,  Yorks — 784 
Auld,  J.,  13  I^ansdowne-place,  Blackheath,  S.E. — 463 
Aumonier,  J.,  142  Adelaide-road,  N.W. — 597 
Austen,  W.  (Miss),  3  Warwick-avenue,  Maida-hill,  W. — 1322,   1338, 

1340 

Ayling,  R.  S.,  8  Dartmouth-street,  Westminster,  S.W.— 1481 
Ayoub,  M.,  57  Holland-park-road,  W. — 339 


BELCHER,  J.,  R.A.,  20  Hanover-square,  W.— 1545,  1556,  1567 
BACON,  J.  H.  F.,  A.,  n  Queen's-gate-terrace,  S.W.— 9,  122, 156,  275 
BLOMFIELD,  R.  T.,  A.,  New  Court,  Temple,  E.G.— 1629,  1534,  1641 


THE    EXHIBITORS.  119 

BRAMLEY,  F.,  A.,  Grasmere,  Westmoreland— 118,^623 
BRANGWYN,  F.,  A.,  Temple-lodge,  Queen-street,   Hammersmith, 

W.— 213 

BROWN,  A.,  A.,  The  White-house,  Haddiscoe,  Norwich— 228,  744 
Babb,  S.  N.,  The  Studio,  17  St.  Dunstan's-road,  Baron 's-court,  W.— 

1914 

Badham,  E.  L.,  3  St.  Matthew's-drive,  St   Leonards-on-Sea — 526 
Bagshawe,  J.  R.,  The  Old  Rectory,  Whitby— 1015 
Bailey,  R.  L.  (Mrs.),  8  Addison-bridge-place,  Kensington,  W. — 1829 
Baird,  N.  H.  J.,  Holcombe,  Dawlish — 741 
Baker,  B.  (Miss),  Sneed-cottage,  Whetstone,  N. — 972 
Baker,  J.  (Miss),  13  Hollywood-road,  Fulham,  S.W. — 1176 
Bale,  E.,  II  Grove-end-road,  N.W.— 843,  869,  889 
Ballantyne,  J.  (Miss),  8  Stanley  Studios,  Park-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 

661,  noo 

Bamford,  D.,  9  Clifford's-inn,  Fleet-street,  E.G.— 1505 
Bancroft,  E.,  39  Bessborough-street,  S.W. — 453 

Barber,  C.  W.,  40  Walford-road,  Stoke  Newington,  N. — 1316,  1404 
Barker,  A.  R.,  9  Pennard-mansions,  Goldhawk-road,  W. — 1366 
Barlow,  J,  N.,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall — 731 

Barnard,  E.  M.  (Miss),  21  Russell-square-mansions,  W.C. — 892 
Barnes,  I.  (Miss),  4  Garden  Studios,  Manresa-road,  S.W. — 1160 
Barrow,  E.  R.,  Lennox-house,  Norfolk-street,  W.C. — 1464 
Barry,  C.  F.,  St.  Leonard 's-hill,  Windsor— 146,  186 
Bartlett,  A.,  n  Adam-street,  Adelphi,  W.C. — 1663 
Bartlett,  W.  H.,  Rutland  Island,  Burtonport,  Co.  Donegal — 492,  613 
Barton,  R.  (Miss),  37  Dover-street,  W. — 976 
Baskett,  C.  H.,  Baddow-road,  Chelmsford — 1373 
Bateman,  C.  E.,  18  Bennett's-hill,  Birmingham — 1466,  1528 
Battie,  C.  A.,  The  Orchard,  Maybury-common,  Woking — 1581 
Bauhof,  F.,  12  John-street,  Adelphi,  W.C.— 376 
Baumer,  L.,  30  Abbey-gardens,  N.W. — 810 
Baxter,  F.,  25  Victoria-road,  Kensington,  W. — 1744 
Bayes,  G.,  40  Boundary-road,  N.W. — 1707,  1803,  1913 
Bayes,  J.  (Miss),  82  Fellows-road,  N.W.— 605 
Bayes,  W.,  2O3A  Adelaide-road,  N.W. — 1632 
Bayldon,  F.  (Miss),  100  Queens-road,  Richmond,  Surrey — III2 
Beach,  A.  (Miss),  247  Upper  Richmond-road,  Putney,  S.W. — 230 
Beacon,  C.,  Studio,  7  Albert-place,  Kensington,  W. — 1700 
Beadle,  J.  P.,  176  Eldon-road,  Kensington,  W. — 2,  299 


120  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Beaulands,  S.  T.  (Mrs.),  Ay nscombe -house,  Orpington,  Kent — 203 
Beaumont,  C.  W.,  Outer  Temple,  222  Strand,  W.C.— 1477,  1555 
Beck,  H.,  10  High-street,  Burton-on-Trent — 1430 
Becker,  H.,  I  Beaumont-road  Studios,  West  Kensington,  W. — 811 
Bedford,  H.  (Mrs.),   101  Gunterstone-road,  West   Kensington,  W.— 

1355,  1361 

Bell,  A.  G.,  York -house,  Portugal-street,  W.C.— 387 
Bell,  E.  I.,  19  Queen  Anne's-gate,  Westminster,  S.W. — 1470 
Bell,  G.  K.  M.  (Mrs.),  10  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1091 
Bell,  L.  H.  (Miss),  The  Studio,  13  Rudall-crescent,  Hampstead,  N.W. 

—974 

Bell,  R.  O.,  10  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1499 
Benett,  N.,  Dorchester,  Wallingford— 88 1,  956 
Benger,  B.,  The  Grange,  Fittle worth,  Sussex — 905 
Bennett,  F.  M.,  26  Yeoman's-row,  Brompton-road,  S.W. — 369 
Bennett,  W.  B.,  138  High-street,  Bushey,  Herts— 897,  921 
Benson,  H.  C.,  London-road,  Hatfield,  Herts — 1516 
Bentley,  A.,  40  Park-mansions,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 550 
Bentley,  J.  H.,  37  Fosters- buildings,  High-street,  Sheffield — 204 
Beresford,  A.  E.,  60  St.  John's,  Bedford— 1596 
Bertieri,  P.,  74  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 714 
Biddle,    W.    P.    (Miss),    St.    Aubyn's,    Grove-crescent,    Kingston-on- 

Thames— 533 

Bilson,  J.,  23  Parliament-street,  Hull — 1436 
Birch,  L.,  La  Pietra,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 19 
Birch,  S.  J.  L.,  Lamorna,  Penzance — 4,  477,  933 
Bird,  D.,  7  Brazennose-street,  Manchester — 1488 

Bird,  D.,  and  R.  Oldham  (Messrs.),  Brazennose-street,  Manchester — 1441 
Bird,  G.  F.,  118  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 158,  294 
Bird,  W.,  34  Acacia-road,  N.W. — 1211 
Birley,  O.,  48  Grove-end-road,  N.W. — 212,  263 
Bishop,  W.  F.,  3  Slater-street,  Liverpool — 917 
Black,  A.  J.,  241  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 664 
Blacklock,  W.  K.,  Studio,  46  Gunter-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 920 
Blarney,  H.,  The  Orchard,  Beer,  Devon— 138 
Blanc,  H.  J.,  25  Rutland-square,  Edinburgh — 1667 
Bland,  B.  (Miss),  6  Milton-chambers,  128  Cheyne-walk,  S.W.— 335 
Blinks,  T.,  I  Hill-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 269 
Blomfield,   C.  J.,   6    Montagu-place,   Baker-street,   W. — 1517,   1540. 

1553 


1910]  THE    EXHIBITORS.  121 

Blondat,  M.,  6  Rue  Mornay,  Paris — 1709 

Blundstone,  F.  V.,  5  St.  John's-wood  Studios,  Queen's  terrace,  N.W. 

—1726,  1890 

Blyth,  D.  (Mrs.),  92  Marlborough-avenue,  Hull— 1188 
Board,  E.,  4$A  Upper-park-road,  Haverstock-hill,  N.W. —325 
Bolingbroke,  M.  (Miss),  19  Girdler's-road,  W.—  959 
Bolton,  A.  T.,  Victoria-mansions,  28  Victoria-street,  S.W.— 1591 
Bonnor,  R.  D.  (Miss),  105  East  Sheen  Avenue,  East  Sheen,  S.W. — 254 
Booth,  J.,  5  St.  John's-wood  Studios,  Queen's-terrace,  N.W.— 1877 
Bordes  E.,  87,  Rue  Ampere,  Paris — 361 
Borthwick,  A.  E.,  6  Blantyre-terrace,  Edinburgh — 174 
Bourne,  N.  (Miss),  22  Stanley-crescent,  Notting-hill,  W. — Il6l 
Bowcher,  F.,  35  Fairfax-road,  Bedford-park,  W. — 1892 
Bowen,  L.  (Miss),  3  Phillimore-terrace,  Kensington,  W. — 390,  704 
Bowen,  O.,  Evenholm,  East  Keswick,  Leeds — 95 
Bowerley,  A.  M.  (Miss),  59  Craven-park,  N.W. — 867 
Bowie,  J.,  4  Hertford-street,  Mayfair,  W. — 155,  531 
Boyes,  S.,  7  Wentworth  Studios,  Manresa-road,  S.W. — 1849,  1874 
Bradley,  D.,  145  Upper  Richmond-road,  Putney,  S.W. — 792 
Bradshaw  and  Gass  (Messrs.),  19  Silverwell-street,  Bolton — 1429 
Branson,  O.  (Miss),  59  Gordon-square,  W.C. — 1292 
Breakspeare,  W.A.,  I  The  Mall,  Parkhill-road,  Haverstock-hill,  N.W. 

-698 

•Brickdale,  E.  F.  (Miss),  55  Holland-park-road,  W. — 929 
Bridgman,  F.  A.,  136  Boulevard  Malesherbes,  Paris — 521 
Bridgman,  M.  (Miss),  ,49  Winterbrook-road,  Herne-hill,  S.E. — 1047 
Briggs,  E.  E.,  102  Fellows-road,  N.W. — 812 
Briggs,  R.  A.,  12  Norfolk-street,  Strand,  W.C. — 1623 
Bright,  B.  (Miss),  3  The  Avenue  Studios,    76  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 

660 
Bright,  C.  M.  (Miss),  Lydbury,  Harold-road,  Upper  Norwood,  S.E. — 

478 

Briscoe,  E.  E.,  58  Fernlea-road,  Balham,  S.W.— 962 
Brisley,  E.  C.  (Miss),  n  Channel-side-bungalows,  Bexhill-on-Sea — 1225 
Broadhead,  M    E.  (Miss),  100  Clarence-road,  Manchester  S. — 1072 
Brock,  E.,  Merrieweathers,  May  field,  Sussex — 74,  267 
Brockbank,  A.  E.,  19  Cavendish-road,  Blundellsands,  Liverpool — 130, 

898 

Brooke,  J.  W.,  32  Basinghall-street,  Leeds — 334 
Brougier,  A.,  I  Langham-chambers,  Portland-place,  W. — 706 


122  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Brown,  C.,  The  Elms,  Godalming — 1699 

Brown,  D.  B.,  Studio,  26   Camden-mews,    Camden-square,   N.W.— 

1908 

Brown,  M.,  Clarendon-house,  South  Ealing,  W. — 1854 
Brown,  T.  A.,  98  South-hill-park,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 391 
Browne,  H.  E.  J.,  2  Canning-place,  Palace-gate,  W. — 469 
Browne,  N.  J.  (Miss),  9  Banbury-road,  Oxford — 1797 
Browning,  A.  K.  (Miss),  36  Park-mansions,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 426 
Bruce-Joy,  A.,  The  Studio,  Beaumont-road,  West  Kensington,  W. — 

1841 

Bruyer,  G.,  84  Avenue  Pereire,  Asnieres,  France — 1267 
Buchanan,  I.  (Miss),  91  Elgin-crescent,  Notting-hill,  W. — 1056,  1154, 

1233 

Buchel,  C.  A.,  120  Fellows-road,  N.W. — 340 
Buckland,  A.  H.,  169  King's- road,  Camden-road,  N.W. — 359 
Buckland,  H.  T.,  and  E.  H.  Farmer  (Messrs.),  Norwich  Union  Cham- 
bers, Birmingham — 1631 
Buckley,  B.  (Miss),  25  Douglas-mansions,  120  Cromwell-road,  S.W. — 

1181,  1197  •;-•• 

Buckley,  E.  F.  C.,  22  Balcombe-street,  Dorset-square,  N.W. — 1597 
Buckman,  P.,  50  Clarendon-road,  Lewisham,  S.E. — 1081 
Bucknill,  J.  B.  (Miss),  Hy lands-house,  Epsom — 1142 
Budd,  H.  A.,  294  King's-road,  S.W. — 493,  548 
Bukovac,  V.,  Academy  of  Art,  Prague  VII.,  Bohemia,  Austria — 732 
Bulman,  H.  H.,  51  Oakhill-road,  Putney,  S.W. —971 
Bundy,  E.,  193  Adelaide-road,  N.W.— 669 

Bunny,  R.  C.  W.,  c/o  M.  Lefebvre-Foinet,  2  Rue  Brea,  Paris — 193 
Burgess,  A.  J.  W.,  2  Marlborough  Studios,  I2A  Finchley-road,  N.W. 

—219,  286 

Burgess,  E.  M.  (Miss),  35  Addison-road,  Walthamstow — 1128 
Burgess,  J.  M.  (Miss),  Shenfield,  Brentwood,  Essex — 1189 
Burleigh,  B.  (Mrs.),  4  Victoria-road,  Clapham-common,  S.W. — 1708 
Burleigh,  C.  H.  H.,  7  Wilbury-crescent,  Hove — 253 
Burlison,  F.  (Miss),  2  Elm-row,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1807,  1851 
Burne-Jones,  P.  (Sir),  Bt.,  41  Egerton-terrace,  S.W. — 246,  1005,  1390 
Burns,  L.  (Miss),  39  Queen's-gate-gardens,  S.W. — 1033,  1038,  1062 
Burrell,  K.  T.,  (Mrs.),  Neville-cottage,  Newcastle-on-Tyne— 1167 
Burrington,  A.,  c/o  Messrs.  Cole  Bros.,  2  Percy-street,  W.— 891 
Burroughs,  A.  L.,  I  Wychcombe  Studios,  Haverstock-hill,  N.W.— 663 
Burton,  A.  G.  (Miss),  St. , Saviour's- vicarage,  St.-AIbans — 1187 


THE    EXHIBITORS.  123 

Bush,  R.  E.  J.,  104  Downs-park-east,  Westbury-park,  Bristol — 1278, 

1324,  1393 

Butchart,  T.  (Miss),  Armadale,  Barrow-in-Furness — 1113 
Butler,  H.  (Miss),  Gazeley-vicarage,  Newmarket — 288 
Butler,  M.  A.  (Miss),  Kilmurry,  Thomastown,  Co.  Kilkenny,  Ireland 

—939 

Buxton,  A.,  25  St.  Leonard's-road,  East  Sheen  S.W. — 1777 
Buxton,  R.  H.,  58  Bedford-gardens,  Campden-hill,  W.— 257 


CLAUSEN,  G.,  R.A.,  61  Carlton-hill,  N.W.—  51,  56,  501 
CROFTS,  E.,  R.A.,  Burlington-house,  Piccadilly,  W.—  178 
COLTON,  W.  R.,  A.,  Eaton  Studio,  Eaton-terrace,  St.  John's-wood, 

N.W.  —  1696,  1907,  1911 
COPE,  A.  S.,  A.,  Little  Campden-house,  Gloucester-walk,  Kensington, 

W.—  46,  177,  216,  259,  300,  423 

Calderon,  W.  F.,  7  Hill-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.—  467,  1823 
Camm,  F.  (Miss),  197  High-street,  Smethwick  —  1603 
Camm,  W.  H.,  197  High-street,  Smethwick  —  1444,  1489 
Campbell,  D.  H.  (Miss),  12  Dene-mansions,  West  Hampstead,  N.W. 

—1185 

Canton,  S.  R.  (Miss),  6  Beaumont-street,  Portland-place,  W.  —  1896 
Canziani,  E.  (Miss),  3  Palace-green,  Kensington,  W.  —  873,  960 
Carnac,  E.   M.   R.   (Mrs.),  Swelling-rectory,  Saxmundham,   Suffolk  — 

1205 
Caroe,  W.  D.,  3  Great  College-street,  Westminster,  S.W.  —  1522,  1654, 

1655 
Carpmael,  C.  (Mrs.),  5  Oakley  Studios,  Upper  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea, 

S.W.—  561 
Carter,  C.  (Miss),  The  Cottage,  Falconer-road,  Bushey,  Herts  —  1135, 

1170 

Carter,  W.,  Carlyle  Studios,  296  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W.—  687 
Case,  N.  (Miss),  Lambourne,  Berks  —  1137 
Casella,  N.  (Miss),  I  Wetherby-road,  S.  W.—  1805,  l895»  1900 
Castle,  H.  F.,  68  Winchendon-road,  Fulham,  S.W.—  1666 
Castle  and  Warren  (Messrs.),   Talbot-house,    Arundel-street,    Strand, 


^ 

Caulfeild,  R.  (Miss),  15  Warwick-gardens,  Kensington,  W.  —  1058 


124  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Cave,  W.,  8  Old  Burlington-street,  W.— 1618 

Cazalet,  A.  T.  (Miss),  Neva,  Westgate-on-Sea,  Thanet — 1236 

Chadburn,  H.,  47  Haverstock-hill,  N.W.— 425 

Chadwick,  E.  A.,  Hampton-in-Arden,  Warwickshire — 927,  1004 

Chamier,  B.  (Miss),  6  Maclise- mansions,  W. — 525 

Charlton,  E.  W.,  Hilden,  Boldre,  Lymington— 1275,  1346 

Charlton,  J.,  6  William-street,  Knightsbridge,  S.W.— 459,  465,  711 

Chase,  W.  A.,  Myrtle-cottage,  Olveston,  Bristol— 164 

Childers,  E.  (Mrs.  H.),  6  Hereford-square,  S.W.— 1070 

Chilton,  M.  I.  (Miss),  14  Cambridge-park,  Durdham-downs,  Bristol — 

1459 

Christmas,  E.  W.,  155  High-road,  Chiswick,  W.— 611,  758 
Clague,  D.  R.  (Miss),  Redwood,  Crescent-road,  Crouch-end,  N. — 487 
Clapham,    F.    D.,    Norwich-house,    Southampton-street,   Bloomsbury, 

W.C.— 1660 
Clapperton,  T.  J.,  Hans  Studios,  43*  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 

1704,  1732 

Clarence,  A.,  3  Holland-lane,  High-street,  Kensington,  W. — 243 
Clark,  J.,  10  Netherton-grove,  Fulham-road,  S.W. — 656 
Clark,  J.,  ii  Stanley-gardens,  Cricklewood,  N.W-— 718 
Clark,  S.,  50  West-street,  Gateshead-on-Tyne  — 1186 
Clark-Kennedy,  G.  M.  (Miss),  Ewhurst-rectory,  Guildford— 385 
Clarke,  B.  (Miss),  16  Addison-road-north,  W.— 542 
Clarke,  G;  C.  (Mrs.),  358  Rosliston-road,  Burton-on-Trent— 1246 
Clarke,  H.  H.,  267  Welford-road,  Leicester— 512 
Clarke,  J.,  34  Castle-street,  Liverpool— 1650 
Clayton,   C.   E.,    and   E.    Black    (Messrs.),    10   Prince   Albert-street, 

Brighton — 1648 

Clemens,  B.,  23  Fitzroy-square,  W. — 1711 
Cleveland,  C.  B.,  5  John-street,  Adelphi,  W.C.— 1490,  1613 
Cliff,  T.  J.,  123  Cambridge-road,  N.E.— 1725 
Clink,  E.  L.  (Miss),  Littlehampton,  Sussex -1256 
Clunas,  L.  B.  S.  (Mrs.  H.  Fidler),  Abbotts  Ann,  near  Andover— 1252 
Coad,  K.  E.  (Miss),  21  St.  George's-square,  S.W.— 1122 
Cobbe,  E.  L.  (Miss),  20  St.  George's- road,  Eccleston-square,  S.W. — 

1035,  Io68 

Cockerell,  C.  A.  (Lady  Frampton),  90  Carlton-hill,  N.W.— 614 
Cohen,  I.,  I3A  Pembridge-place,  W. — 765 
Cole,  A.  P.,  6  Margravine-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 503 
Cole,  R.  V.,  9  New-road,  Campden-hill,  W.— 79,  306 


1910]  THE   EXHIBITORS.  125 

Collcutt,  T.  E.,  and  S.  Hamp  (Messrs.),  36  Bloomsbury-square,  W.C. 

—1642 

Collier,  J.  (Hon.),  69  Eton-avenue,  N.W. — 179,  239,  495 
Collings,  A.  H.,  42  Chepstow-villas,  W. — 701 
Collingwood,  E.  M.  D.  (Mrs.),  Lanehead,  Coniston,  Lanes. — 1124 
Collins,  A.  L.,  Woodside,  Knockholt,  Sevenoaks— 844 
Collins,  G.  E.,  20  Horsham-road,  Dorking — 978 
Collyer,  M.  (Miss),  44  Munster-road,  Fulham,  S.W. — 250 
Collyer,  M.  H.  (Miss),  69  Royal  Hospital-road,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1108 
Conder,  L.   (Miss),   Studio,  13   Rudall-crescent,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 

III4,  H47 

Connor,  A.  B.,  4  Boltons  Studios,  Redcliffe-road,  S.W.— 489 
Cook,  A.  M.  (Mrs.),  21  Oxford-road,  Kilburn,  N.W.— 961,  1025 
Cook,  E.  W.,  20  Fair  lawn-park,  Acton-lane,  Chiswick,  W. — 808,  982 
Cook,  L.  B.,  36  Beaconsfield-road,  Leyton,  N.E. — 1658 
Cooke,  I.,  Kingsley,  Liscard-park,  Liscard,  Cheshire — 876 
Cooke,  John,  2  Trafalgar  Studios,  Manresa-road,  S.W. — 474 
Cooper,  S.,  51  Haverstock-hill,  N.W. — 737 
Copeman,  C.  G.  (Miss),  9  Cook-street,  Liverpool — 936 
Copnall,  F.  T.,  3  Westminster-chambers,  Crosshall-street,  Liverpool — 

63,  468 

Corbet,  E.  (Mrs.  M.  R.),  54  Circus-road,  N.W.— 578,  646 
Corden,  V.  M.,  Perran,  Oxford-road,  Newbury — 856 
Cornish,  E.  P.,  5  Milton-park,  Highgate,  N. — 226 
Cotton,  M.  (Mrs.  L.),  c/o  Brown,  Shipley  &  Co.,  123  Pall-mall,  S.W. 

—398 

Courtney,  D.  A.,  (Miss),  9  Chenies-street-chambers,  W.C. — 1442 
Coutts,  H.,  Hammarbank,  Windermere — 901 
Coward,  C.  B.  (Miss),  10  Melbury-road,  Kensington,  W. — 1162 
Cowderoy,  K.  E.  (Miss),  The  Retreat,  Hillside-road,  Bushey,  Herts — 

1209,  1258 

Cox,  W.  A.,  34  Ennis-road,  Finsbury-park,  N. — 1341 
Craig,  F.,  Ewhurst,  Surrey — 345,  709 

Crane,  L.  F.,  10  Davies-street,  Berkeley-square,  W. — 1468,  1476 
Crawford,  T.  H.,  33  Marlowes,  Hemel-Hempstead — 1274,  1332 
Crickmer,  C.  M.,  I  Lincoln's-inn-fields,  W.C. — 1582 
Crompton,  E,  "Hillside,"  The  Loan,  Colinton,  Edinburgh — 1799 
Crook,  T.  M.,  10  Gainsborough-road,  Bedford-park,  W. — 1831,  1906 
Crosse,  E.  R.,  2  Basinghall-square,  Leeds — 296 
Crossland,  J.  H.,  Broughton-in-Furness — 124 


126  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Gumming,  C.  H.  (Miss),  4  Meadow  Studios,  Bushey,  Herts — 1105 
Cuneo,  C.,  215  Uxbridge-road,  W. — 691 
Currey,  E.  (Miss),  45  Burton-court,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1826 
Currie,  J.,  College  Hotel,  College-green,  Dublin — 668 
Curtis,  G.  M.  (Miss),  Maisemore-mansions,  35  Canfield-gardens,  South 
Hampstead,  N.W.— 199 


DAyiS,  H.  W.  B.,  R.A.,  Glaslyn,  Rhayader,  Radnor,  and  7  Pem- 

bridge-crescent,  W. — 17,  57,  80,  140,  422,  433 
DICKSEE,  F.,  R.A.,  3  Greville-place,  Maida-vale,  N.W.— 27,  77, 

247 
DRURY,  A.,  A.,  6  Gunter-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1689,  1839,  1857, 

1861 

Da  Costa,  J.,  27  Kensington-court-mansions,  W. — 50,  233 
Dade,  E.,  4  Cromwell-road,  Scarborough — 909 
Dale,  G.  (Mrs.),  Harrocks,  Flanders-road,  Bedford-park,  W. — 1779 
Dale,  H.  S.,  Green  Cliff  Studio,  Rye,  Sussex- 1294 
Dale,  M.  H.  (Miss),  The  Lawn,  Archer's-road,  Southampton — 1224 
Dalglish,  E.  N.  (Miss),  16  West  Cromwell-road,  S.W.— 244 
Danford,  E.  R.,  St.  John's-chambers,  Newland,  Northampton — 1414 
Daniell,  F.,  I5A  High-street,  Colchester — 145 

Darnell,  D.  (Miss),  25  Campden-house-road,  Kensington,  W. — 1221 
Davey,  E.  M.  (Miss),  66  Redcliffe-road,  S.W.— 1116,  1153 
Davidson,  A.,  34  Lithos-road,  Finchley-road,  N.W. — 595,  600 
Davidson,  W.,  and  E.  J.  MacRae,  54  Queen-street,  Edinburgh — 1668 
Davidson,  W.  R.,  8  New-square,  Lincoln's-inn,  W.C. — 1570,  1578 
Davies,  A.  M.  (Miss),   51  Tregunter-road,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 

1 117 

Davies,  E.,  131  Narborough-road,  Leicester — 394 
Davis,  S.  G.,  30  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 490 
Davis,  V.,  6A  Abercorn-place,  N.W. — 592 
Dawbarn,  J.  Y.,  23  Courtenay-road,  Waterloo,  Liverpool — 312 
Dawber,  E.  G.,  22  Buckingham-street,  Adelphi,  W.C. — 1479,  1566 
Dawson,  N.,  Swan-house,  Chiswick-mall,  W. — 435 
Day,  G.,  14  Gunter-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1291 
Day,  W.  P.,  102  Crawley-road,  Luton — 635 

Dean,  F.,  c/o  E.  Denny,  Esq.,  36  Loudoun-road,  N.W. — 371,  554' 
De  Bathe,  D.  (Miss),  50  Grove-end-road,  N.W.— 11231 


I9io] 


THE   EXHIBITORS. 


127 


Des  Clayes,  G.  (Miss),  156  Holland-park-avenue,  W.— 438 
Desmond,  C.  H.,  19  Meadow  Studios,  Bushey,  Herts— 85,  147 
Deuchars,  L.  R.,  13  Caledonian-place,  Edinburgh — 1812 
Dick,  W.  R.,   3  Clifton-hill  Studios,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W — 1786, 

1916 
Dicker,   M.   G.  (Miss),  7  Macaulay-road,  Clapham-common,   S.W.— 

23,  5l6 
Dicksee,   H.,    Oak -house,    Kidderpore-avenue,    Hampstead,    N.W. — 

1335,  1371 

Dixon,  C.,  90  Coleherne-court,  Earl's-court,  S.W. — 796 
Dixon,  C.  M.,  Langbaurgh-hall,  Great  Ayton,  R.S.O.,  Yorks— 536 
Dobson,  W.,  The  Moorings,  Pattison-road,  Child's-hill,  N.W. —343 
Dodd,  C.  T.,  Howard-lodge,  Tunbridge  Wells— 290 
Dollman,  J.  C.,  Hove-house,  Newton-grove,  Bedford-park,  W.— 224 
Doman,  C.  L.  J.,  17  Hazelbourne-road,  Balham-hill,  S.W.— 1865 
Douglas,  A.  (Mrs.),  55  Albert-court,  Kensington-gore,  S.W. — 1125 
Douglas,  H.  (Mrs.),  Park-road,  Redruth,  Cornwall — 1204 
Douglas,  S.  J.,  47  Bedford-square,  W.C.— 121 
Douton,  I.  F.  (Miss),  24  South  Audley-street,  W.— 1082 
Dovaston,  M.  (Miss),  14  Madeley-road,  Ealing,  W. — 327 
Downey,  A.  J.,  63  Berners-street,  Oxford-street,  W.— 1329,  133* 
Downing,  E.  (Miss),  30  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1752 
Downing,  H.  P.  B.,   12  Little  College-street,  Westminster, 

1431,  1435,  1589 
Doyle,  J.  F.,  4  Harrington-street,  Liverpool — 1415,  1509 
Draper,  H.,  15  Abbey-road,  N.W. — 329,  480 
Drew,  S.  (Miss),  Blatchford,  Chilworth,  Surrey— 816 
Drewry,  M.  F.  (Miss),  3  Windmill-hill,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1268 
Druce,  E.  (Miss),  Thornhill,  Sevenoaks— 1285 
Duassut,  C.,  19  Lansdowne-road,  Tonbridge — 1020 
Dudley,  F.  G.  W.,  2  Spencer-street,  St.  Albans— 1562 
Duff,  J.  R.  K.,  "Oakview,"  Hendon,  N.W.— 129,  483 
Dugdale,  T.  C.,  243  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 368 
Dunkerley,  F.  B.,  17  St.  Ann's-square,  Manchester — 1569,  1665 
Dunnage,  G.  E.,  and  C.  H.  Hartmann  (Messrs.),   10  Lancaster-place, 

Strand,  W.C.— 1600 

Dunning,  J.  R.,  Eynsford-house,  St.  Albans — ion 
Durdcn,  J.,  36  Madrid-road,  Barnes,  S.W. — 1392 
Durrant,  A.  M.,  Leverstock-green,  Hemel  Hempstead — 15*4 
Du  VaL  E.  J.,  152  Kew-road.  Richmond,  Surrey — 803 


S.W.— 


128  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 


EAST,  A.,  A.,  2  Spenser-street,  Victoria-street,  S.W. — 21,  157,  279, 

318,  902,  908 
Eastman,  M.  (Mrs.  F.  S.),  14  Edith-villas,  Kensington,  W. — 1086,  1087, 

1088 

Easton,  W.G.,  51  Church-street,  Camberwell,  S.E.— 1269 
Eaton,  E.  M.  M.  (Miss),  Whatmer-hall,  Sturry,  near  Canterbury — 979 
Eaton,  M.  (Miss),  183  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1094 
Eden,  D.,  262  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 549 
Edis,  M.  (Miss),  126  Abbey-road,  N.W.— 238 
Edmonds,  L.  (Miss),  18  The  Ridgway,   Wimbledon,  S.W.— 662 
Edmunds,  N.  M.  H.  (Miss),  79  Casewick-road,  West  Norwood,  S.E. — 

1075,  1076,  1077 

Edwards,  A.  (Miss),  7  Clarendon-square,  Leamington — 1064,  1067 
Edwards,  G.  H.,  4  Camden  Studios,  Camden-street,  N.W. — 996,  1029 
Edwards,  M.  (Miss),  The  Grange,  Royston-park,  Pinner — 1196 
Eland,  J.  S.,  39  Brook-street,  Grosvenor-  square,  W. — 1356 
Elias,  A.  (Miss),  9  Vicarage-Gardens,  Kensington,  W. —  22,  688 
Ellis,  T.,  19  Westmoreland-road,  Barnes,  S.W. — 819 
Ellis,  W.,  and  Scott,   (Messrs.),  Arundel-house,  Thames-embankment, 

W.C.-I534 

Elphinstone,  A.  H.,  43  Blenheim-crescent,  Notting-hill,  W. — 39 
Else,  J.,  6  Albert-Grove,  Nottingham — 1741 
Elsley,  A.  J.,  26  Queen's-road,  St.  John's- wood,  N.W.— 746 
Emanuel,  F.  R.  (Mrs.),  24  Westbourne-park-road,  W.— 1737 
Emslie,  R.  M.  (Mrs.  A.  E.),  Rye-lane,  Sevenoaks— 1040,  1048,  1080 
Eve,G.  W.,  5  Sheen-gate-mansions,  East  Sheen,  S.W. — 1330,  1365,1367 
Everitt,  W.,  55  Baker-street,  W. — 1089,  1090 
Evill,  N.,  10  Davies-street,  Berkeley-square,  W.— 1661 
Ewen,  A.  J.  C.,  5  East  Dulwich-road,  S.E.— 1526 
Eyre,  J.,  26  Bridge-road-west,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 785 


F 

FREMIET,  E.,  H.F.A.,  43  Boulevard  Beausejour,  Paris— 1716,  1718, 

1778,  1785,  1898,  1921 
FILDES,  Sir  L.,  R.A.,  n  Melbury-road,  Kensington,  W.— 96,  no, 

139,  227,  528,  534  | 


THE    EXHIBITORS.  129 

FRAMPTON,  Sir  G.,  R.A.,  90  Carlton-hill,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W^ 

—1760,  1866 
FORBES,  S.A.,  R.A.  Elect,  Higher  Faugan,  Newlyn,  Penzance---36, 

93,  434,  540,  606 
FARQUHARSON,  J.,  A.,  Migvie-lodge,  Porchester-gardens,  W.— 

123,  397,  726,  733 

Fagan,  B.  (Mrs.),  61  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 720 
Fair,  J.  W.,  and  ValMyer  (Messrs.),  39 Furnival-street,  E.G. — 1480, 1598 
Fairbairn,  H.  (Miss),  89  Onslow-gardens,  S.W. — 1000 
Fairley,  J.  G.,  47  Abercorn-terrace,  Portobello — 1469,  1558 
Falcke,  G.  L.  (Miss),  Knowlwood-road,  Dorridge,  Birmingham — 1127 
Falkner,  A.  L.  (Miss),  10  Sea-view,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall — 580 
Fanner,  A.  (Miss),  The  Retreat,  Datchet,  Bucks— 717 
Farhall,  H.  M.  (Mrs.  Sare),  10  Beech-road,  Norbury — 1144 
Fearon,  A.  (Miss),  lACarlyle  Studios,  Kings-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 377 
Fearon,  H.  (Miss),  68  Cathcart  Studios,  Redcliffe-road,  S.W.— 71,  696 
Fehr,  H.  C.,  6  The  Avenue  Studios,  76  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 1844 
Fell,  E.  (Mrs.),  10  Old  Fort-road,  Shoreham,  Sussex — 1364 
Ferrier,  C.  W.,  n  Waterloo-place,  Pall-mall,  S.W.— 1422,  1611 
Ferrier,  G.  S.,  34  Queen-street,  Edinburgh — 852 
Fidler,  H.,  Abbotts  Ann,  Andover — 510 
Field,  H.,  arid  E.  Simmons,  (Messrs.),  I  Langham- chambers,  Langham- 

place,  W. — 1474 

Figgis,  K.  E.  (Miss),  Montagu-grove,  Frognal,  N.W. — 1378,  1382 
Figgis,  T.  P.,  28  Martin's-lane,  E.G.— 1426 

Fisher,  H.,  c/o  Studio,  Frimley-road,  Camberley,  Surrey — 356,  408 
Fisher,  S.  M.,  12  Orme-square,  W. — 444 
Fisher,  V.  (Miss),  4  Stanlake- villas,   Stanlake-road,  Shepherd's-bush, 

W.-H79 

Fisher,  V.,  Overponds,  Shackleford,  Godalming — 750 
Fitchew,  D.  (Miss),  The  Oriels,  Widmore,  Bromley,  Kent — 1375 
Fleming,  H.  S.,  34  Thanet-road,  Erith,  Kent— 1538 
Fletcher,  B.,  and  Sons  (Messrs.),  29  New-bridge-street,  E.G. — 1453 
Flint,  W.  R.,  12  Bedford-road,  Bedford-park,  W.— 875 
Focillon,  V.,  8  Clare-street,  Bristol — 1350 

Forbes,  E.  (Mrs.  S.  A.),  Higher  Faugan,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 76,  241 
Forbes,  R.  H.  (Miss),  9  Campden-mansions,  The  Mall,  Kensington,  W  . 

—"45 

Ford,  R.  O.,  New  Orchard,  Wendover,  Bucks — 624 
Foreman,  A.  E.  (Miss),  Curblows,  Pembury,  Tunbridge  Wells— 1149 


130  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Forsyth  and  Maule  (Messrs.),  309  Oxford-street,  W. — 1571 

Fortescue,  W.  B.,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall— 370 

Foster,  A.  M.  (Miss),  6  Bridge-avenue,  Hammersmith,  W. — 1155 

Foster  and  Lovell  (Messrs.),  23  Old  Queen-st.,  S.W. — 1595,  1630 

Fowler,  R.,  Canwell-house  Studio,  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 278,  653 

Fox,  E.  P.,  c/o  A.  L.  Vernon,  Esq.,  10  Abbey-road,  N.W. — 137,  273 

Fox,  H.  C.,  Oakleigh,  Fassett-road,  Kingston-on-Thames — 778,  907 

Frampton,  E.  R.,  I  Brook -green  Studios,  Brook-green,  W. — 321,  896 

Franck,  J.  E.,  n  Pancras-lane,  E.G. — 1416 

Freeman,  F.  R.,  Smalley's-chambers,  Bolton — 1515 

Freeman,  M.  W.  (Miss),  The  Cedars,  Great  Malvern — 1030 

Freer,  H.  B.,  Ardmore,  The  Old  Falcon,  Gravesend — 946 

French,  A.  (Miss),  227  West  George-street,  Glasgow — 930 

Frere,  E.  C.,  I  Lincoln's-inn-fields,  W.C.— 1622 

Freyburg,  F.  P.,  Piazza  Studios,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall — 670 

Fripp,  B.  (Mrs.),  4  St.  James's-terrace,  Regent 's-park,  N.W. — 563 

Fry,  D.,  c/o  G.  Rowney  and  Co.,  10  Percy-street,  W. — 381 

Fry,  W.,  West  Studio,  25 A  Edwardes-square,  W. — 5 

Fulcher,  N.  (Miss),  Studio,  43  Blenheim-crescent,  Notting-hill,W. — 786 

Fuller,  E.  G.,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall— 272 

Fuller,  L.  F.  (Miss),  c/o  Chenil  and  Co.,  l83A  King's-road,  Chelsea, 

S.W.— 1061 
Fyson,  J.  J.,  195  Richmond -road,  Hackney,  N.E. — 500 


GOW,  A.  C.,  R.A.,  30  Grove-end-road,  N.W.— 190,  515,  822,  842 
GRAHAM,  P.,  R.A.,  Westoun,  St.  Andrews,  N.B.— 104,  176 
GEORGE,  E.,  A.,  18  Maddox-street,  W.— 1425,  1495 
Gamlen,  M.  F.  (Miss),  New-place,  Welwyn,  Herts — 1140 
Gandy,  W.,  27  Rodenhurst-road,  Clapham-park,  S.W. — 980 
Garbe,  R.,  Wingletye-lane,  Hornchurch,  Essex — 1684,  1886 
Garnett,  F.  (Miss),  2  Bel  Royal-villas,  Millbrook,  Jersey,  C.I. — 1234 
Garratt,  A.,  Buckingham-house,  Montpelier-road,  Twickenham — 15 
Garside,  O.,  I  White  Hart-lane,  Barnes,  S.W.— 806,  837,  900 
Garstin,  N.,  4  Wellington-terrace,  Penzance  — 564,  703,  759 
Gascoyne,  A.,  7  Shakespeare-street,  Nottingham — 1450,  1451,  1513 
Gaskell,  P.,  35  Acacia-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 1290,  1359 
Gass,  J.  B.,  19  Silverwell-street,  Bolton — 1437 
Gatter,  F.,  5  Onslow  Studios,  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S,W.— 1738 


1910]  THE    EXHIBITORS.  131 

Gavey,  E.  (Miss),  Fairlight,  Hampton  Wick— 588 

Gelder,  W.  B.,  Huntock -house,  Laverock- lane,  Brighouse,  Yorks — 354 

Gell,  A.  F.  (Mrs.),  9  Museum-mansions,  Great  Russell-street,  W.C. — 

1680 

George,  J.  L.  (Miss),  41  Asmuns-place,  Hendon,  N.W. — 1166,  1242 
Gere,  C.  M.,  Painswick,  Glos.— 388 
Gething,   M.    (Miss),    12   Alfriston-road,    Clapham-common,    S.W. — 

1104 

Gibbons,  J.  H.,  77  South-hill-park,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1491 
Gibbs,  P.  W.,  St.  Clement's,  East  Molesey,  Surrey— 499 
Gibson,  B.  (Miss),  27  Avenue  du  Maine,  Paris — 1079 
Gilchrist,  H.  H.,  21  Harrington-road,  S.W. — 555,  673 
Gill,  L.  M.,  21  Old-buildings,  Lincoln's-inn,  W.C. — 1599 
Gill,  R.  R.,  3  Joubert's  Studios,  Jubilee-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1311 
Gillam,  W.  C.  F.,  3  North-street  Quadrant,  Brighton— 1645 
Gillick,  E.  G.,  I4A  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1891,  1893,  1901 
Glazebrook,  H.  de  T.,  76  Elm-park-road,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 364,  472,  738 
"Gleaves,  P.,  90  Kingswood-road,  Fulham,  S.W. — 445 
Glehn,  W.  G.  von,  73  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. —206,  363 
Gleichen,  F.  (Countess),  Studio,  St.  James's-palace,  S.W. —1730,  1787 
Gleichen,  H.  (Countess),  Studio,  St.  James's-palace,  S.W. —298 
Gloag,  I.  L.,  54  Elm-park-gardens,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 68 
Godwin,  E.,  16  Onslow  Studios,   183  King's-road,  Chelsea,   S.W.— 

1873 

Goetze,  L.,  86  Carlton-hill,  N.W.— 1342 
Goetze,  S.,  Grove-house,  Regent's-park,  N.W. —141 
Goldthwait,  H.,  Falmouth,  The  Avenue,  Lewes,  Sussex — 637 
Goodacre,  G.  (Mrs.  A.  Grant),  Littlecote,    Northwood,   Middlesex — 

"39,  H59 

Goodchild,  F.  A.  (Miss),  Elmwood-lodge,  Long-lane,  Finchley,  N. — 658 
Goodman,  R.  G.,  56  Bedford-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 197 
Goodwin,  A.,  Ellerslie,  Bexhill-on-sea— 576,  577,  850 
Goodwin,  E.  M.  (Miss),  Ellerslie-lane,  Bexhill,  Sussex— 1078 
Goodwin,  H.  M.  (Miss),  4  Rue  Schoelcher,  Paris — 1192 
Gordon,  I.  (Miss),  13  Rossetti -mansions,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1085 
Gotch,  B.  C.,  Saint-cross,  Winchester — 809 
Gotch,  T.  C.,  Trewarveneth,  Penzance — 255 
Gotto,  B.,  41  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1871 

Gottschalk,    B.    (Miss),   F,    Kensington-gardens  Studios,  High-street, 
Nott  ing -hill-gate,  W. — 1109 


132  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Gould,  A.  C.,  3  Endsleigh-street,  W.C.— 26 

Goulden,  R.  R.,  426  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 1678 

Gouldsmith,  E.,  Wairoa,  Whitchurch,  Tavistock — 895 

Gow,  M.  (Miss),  36  Grove-end-road,  N.W. — 879 

Graham,  F.  J.  (Miss),  Carnethick,  Fowey,  Cornwall — 1165 

Graham,  G.,  c/o  J.  R.  Flitch,  Esq.,  Moor-Allerton,  Leeds — 43 

Grahame,    H.,  c/o  I   Hamston-house,    Kensington-court-place,   W. — 

1023 

Greaves,  J.,  16  Old-buildings,  Lincoln's-inn,  W.C. — 1672 
Greaves,  W.,  18  Park-lane,  Leeds— 180 
Green,  R.  C.,  Newport,  Essex — 527 
Greenaway,  F.  H.,  and  J.  E.  Newberry  (Messrs.),  21   Queen  Anne's- 

gate,  Westminster,  S.W.— 1518 

Greene,  C.  A.  C.,  18  Norfolk-street,  Sunderland — 1530 
Greenhead,  H.  T.,  12  South-villas,  C amden-square,  N.W. — 1325 
Gregory,  C.  (Miss),  59  Park-road,  Chiswick,  W. — 1827 
Gregory,  E.  (Miss),  3  Belsize  Studios,  Glenilla-road,  Hampstead,  N.W 

—1 120 

Gregson,  I.  B.  (Miss),  Lyceum-club,  Piccadilly,  W. — 1240 

Greiffenhagen,  M.  12  Loudoun-road,  N.W. — 112 

Grey,  E.  F.  (Mrs.),  23  Framlington-place,  Newcastle-on-Tyne — 617 

Cribble,  B.  F.,  Waimarino,  Rickmansworth — 524 

Griffith,  H.  M.  (Miss),  60  Fitzjohn's-avenue,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1132 

Griffith,  L.  E.  (Miss),  8  Cemetery-road,  Maesteg,  Glam. — 1792 

Grubbe,  M.  E.  (Mrs.),  96  Abbey-road,  N.W. —1184,  1244 

Grundy,  C.,  Homefield,  Blackpool — 323 

Gulland,  E.  (Miss),  5  High-street,  Bushey,  Herts— 1265 

Gulley,  C.  B.  (Miss),  c/o  Fine  Arts  Academy,  Queen's-road,  Bristol — 

883,  887 

Gunston,  A.,  20  Stile-hall-gardens,  Chiswick,  W. — 545 
Guyer,  M.  L.  (Miss),  237  Brixton-road,  S.W. — 621 
Gwennet,  W.  G.,  196  The  Grove,  Hammersmith,  W. — 993 

H 

HERKOMER,  Sir  H.  von,  C.V.O.,  R.A.,  Lululaund,  Bushey,  Herts 

—92,  143,  163,  271,  1323,  1339 

HACKER,  A.,  A.,  178  Cromwell-road,  S.W.— 10,  31,  131,  167 
HEMY,  C.  N.,  A.,  Churchfield,  Falmouth— 47,   149,  274,  826,  835, 

862 


THE   EXHIBITORS.  133 

HENRY,  G.,  A.,  26  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 308,  427,  428,  443 

Hack,  M.  S.,  22  Surrey-street,  Strand,  W.C. — 1439 

Hacker,  L.  (Mrs.  A.)  178  Cromwell-road,  S.W. — 1212 

Hague,  A.,  Deganwy,  Llandudno — 722 

Haines,  S.  (Miss),  Lauristine,  Hales-road,  Cheltenham — 1146 

Haite,  G.  C.,  Ormesby-lodge,  The  Avenue,  Bedford-park, W.— 713,  829 

Hale,  E.  M.,  Shackleford-heath,  Godalming — 676 

Haley,  M.  (Mrs.  Reynolds),  36  Courtenay-avenue,  Waterloo,  Liverpool 

—1243 
Halford,  C.  (Mrs.  C.  Rea),  Garden-lodge,  Logan-place,  Kensington, 

W.— 55 

Halhed,  H.  (Miss),  5  Trebovir-road,  S.W.— 211 
Hall,  F.,  7  St.  Paul's  Studios,  Kensington,  W.— 218,  475 
Hall,  J.  C.,  278  St.  Vincent-street,  Glasgow — 1669 
Hall,  L.  (Miss),  10  Trafalgar -studios,  Manresa-road,  S.W. — 1055 
Hall,  S.,  M.V.O.,  7B  Elm-tree-road,  N.W.— 417,  513 
Hall  and  Dods  (Messrs.),  c/o  Forsyth  and  Maule,  309  Oxford -street, 

W.— 1487,  1512,  1519 

Hal  lam,  L.  (Miss),  55  Berners-street,  W.— 1218 
Halliday,  G.,  9  Sandford-road,  Moseley,  Birmingham — 1721 
Halliday,  G.  E.,  19  Castle-street,  Cardiff— 1532 
Halls,  R.  H.,  Dyxcroft,  Wallands-park,  Lewes— 1606 
Halnon,  F.  J.,  30  Undercliff-road,  Lewisham,  S.E. — 1832 
Hammond,  G.  D.  (Miss),  2  St.  Paul's  Studios,  West  Kensington,  W 

— looi 

Hammond,  R.  G.,  16  Essex-street,  Strand,  W.C. —1579 
Hammond,  T.  W.,  214  Derby-road,  Nottingham — 872 
Hamp,  S.,  36  Bloomsbury-square,  W.C. — 1637 
Hampton,  H.,  16  Maida-vale,  W. — 1692,  1693 
Hancock,  S.  H.,  76  Dudley-road,  Ilford,  Essex — 679 
Hancock,  S.  H.  (Miss),  28  Bergholt-crescent,  Stamford-hill,  N. — 944 
Hankey,  W.  L.,  Studio  C,  404  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 188,  631 
Harcourt,  C.,  9  Stanley  Studios,  Park-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 25 
Harcourt,  G.,  Bushey,  Herts — 729 
Hardie,  M.,  7  Baldwyn-gardens,  Acton,  W. — 1347 
Harding,  M.  (Miss),  5  Higher  Summerlands,  Exeter — 502 
Harding,  M.,  IB  Greville-place,  Maida-vale,  N.W. — 1723 
Hardwick,  A.  J.,  Eagle-chambers,  Kingston-on-Thames — 1475 
Hard  wick,  J.  J.,  The  Hollies,  Thames  Ditton,  Surrey— 802 
Hardy,  H.,  10  Abbey-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 319 


134  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Hardy,  M.  (Miss),  Park-gate,  Ringmer,  Sussex — 350,  1227 
Hardy,  N.  (Miss),  Bank-house,  I  Marylebone-road,-  N.W. — 1262 
Harris,  E.  A.  C.  (Mrs.),  98  Gloucester-terrace,  Hyde-park,  W.— 1817, 

1882 

Harris-Brown,  H.,  15  The  Avenue,  76  Fulham-road,  S.W. — 454,  719 
Harrison,  A.,  109  Colmore-row,  Birmingham — 1434 
Harrison,  A.  J.  (Miss),  122  Southampton-row,  W.C. — 1133 
Harrison,  T.  E.,  n  Greville-place,  Maida-vale,  N.W.— 1636 
Harrison,  W.  H.,  66  Victoria-street,  S.W.— 1587 
Hart,  A.,  Wr.thcote,  Park-road,  Twickenham — 316 
Hart  and  Waterhouse  ( Messrs.),  I  Verulam-buildings,  Gray's-inn,  W.C. 

—1573,  I6l7 

Hartley,  A.,  80  Redcliffe-square,  S.W.— 632,  1315 
Hartwell,   C.   L.,   26  Marney-road,   Clapham-common,   S.W. — 1701, 

1856,  1904 

Harvey,  H.,  5  Trewartha-terrace,  Penzance — 727 
Harvey,  H.  J.,  138  Finborough-road,  S.W. — 562 
Hassall,  J.,  88  Kensington-park-road,  W. — 878 

Hatherell,  W.,  15  Cavendish-road,  Brondesbury,  N.W.— 256,  839,  1396 
Haviland,  F.,  I74A  Hammersmith-road,  W. — 1022 
Hawker,   E.   B.    (Miss),    Hessing- lodge,    Worple-road,    Wimbledon, 

S.W.— 1156 

Hawksley,  D.  W.  (Miss),  115  Fellows-road,  N.W.— 1407 
Hawksworth,  W.  T.  M.,  16  Upper  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 831, 

1006 

Hay,  P.  A.,  24  Yeoman's-row,  Brompton-road,  S.W. — 225,  914 
Hay  liar,  J.  (Miss),  Red  Holme,  14  Cambridge-road,  Bournemouth — 590 
Hayman,  L.  (Miss),  9  Rue  Vineuse,  Paris — 1748 
Hay  ward,  A.  F.  W.,  Port  Hope,  Northwood,  Middlesex— 496,  638 
Hazell,  W.  E.,  5  Tavistock-square,  W.C. —1413 
Healing  and  Overbury  (Messrs.),  Lloyd's  Bank-chambers,  Cheltenham 

—1627 

Heath,  L.,  40  Norland-square,  Holland-park,  W. — 1046 
Hellmer,  H.  C.,  22  St.  Anne's-villas,  Kensington,  W.— 1756 
Hemming,  E.  (Miss),  Burmah-cottage,  Dollar,  N.B.— 1036 
Henry,  J.,  10  Warwick-place,  Maida-hill,  W. — 35,  105 
Henry,  P.,  13  Pembridge-crescent,  W.— 1387 
Henshall,  H.,  Torghatten,  Pinner— 857 

Herapath,  H.  (Miss),  Derwent-lodge,  Addison-road,  Kensington,  W. 
—1255 


THE   EXHIBITORS.  135 

Herapath,  M.,  I4A  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1739 

Hewitt,  W.  E.,  22  Buckingham-street,  Strand,  W.C.— 1564 

Hewlett,  F.  (Miss),  14  Church-road,  Richmond,  Surrey — 1247 

Hill,  A.,  22  George-street,  Cork — 1411 

Hill,  A.  C.  E.,  15  Chalcot-gardens,  N.W.— 419 

Hill,  R.  H.,  Cannon-cottage,  Runswick,   Hinderwell,  S.O. — 464,  742 

Hinchley,  E.  M.  (Mrs.),  55  Redcliffe-road,  S.W. — 1250 

Hinchliff,  W.,  6  Rossetti  Studios,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 997 

Hindley,  H.  (Miss),  Strawberry-house,  Chiswick-mall,  W. — 581 

Hirst,  N.,  The  Meadows,  Langport,  Somerset — 1272,  1320,  1334 

Hitch,  F.  B.,  60  Harleyford-road,  Vauxhall,  S.E.— 1688 

Hoare,  E.  B.,  and  M.  Wheeler  (Messrs.),  IIA  Orchard-street,  Portman- 

square,  W. — 1525 

Hobson,  R.  (Miss),  35  Cochrane-street,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 1027 
Hodge,  A.  H.,  50  Bedford-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 1687 
Hodgson,  H.,  Alresford,  Hants — 832 
Hogan,  J.  H.,  Rosmead,   Underhill-road,  East  Dulwich,  S.E. — 1443, 

1492,  1493 

Hole,  A.  F.  (Miss),  15  Manor-gardens,  Larkhall-rise,  S.W. — 1002 
Hole,  W.,  ii  Inverleith-terrace,  Edinburgh — 1333 
Holgate,  T.  W.,  38  Creswell-place,  West  Brompton,  S.W.— 98 
Hollams,  F.  M.  (Miss),  Puttenden-manor,  Tonbridge — 677 
Holroyd,  Sir  C.,  Sturdie-house,  Beechwood-avenue,  Wey bridge— 101 8 
Holyoake,  P.  W.,  School  of  Art,  Kendal— 546 
Hoole,  A.  H.,  36  Great  James-street,  W.C. — 1503 
Hope,  E.  A..  14 Kensington  Studios,  Kelso-place,  Kensington,  W.— 1288 
Hopkins,  A.,  42  Arkwright-road,  N.W. — 725 
Hopton,  G.  (Miss),  Kemerton-court,  Tewkesbury — 539 
Horder,  P.  M.,  148  New  Bond-street,  W. — 1560 
Hornblower,  G.,  2  Devonshire-terrace,  Portland-place,  W. — 1607 
Hornel,  E.  A.,  Broughton-house,  Kirkcudbright,  N.B. — 392 
Horrell,  N.  (Mrs.),  Danegelt  Studio,  Findon,  Worthing — 1219 
Horsford,  O.  (Miss),    10  Hilgrove-road,    South   Hampstead,   N.W. — 

noi,  1195 

Horsley,  W.  C.,  128  Church-street,  Kensington,  W. — 593 
Horsnell,  A.  G.,  41  Moore-street,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1276,  1379 
Horth,  F.  J.,  Carlton-lodge,  Hornsea,  Yorks — 1585 
Horton,    W.   M.    (Miss),    19   West  minster- chambers,    Crosshall-street, 

Liverpool — 297 
tjorwitz,  E.,  45  Roland-gardens,  S.W. — 1363 


136  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Houchin,  H.  R.,  The  White-cottage,  Ruislip,  Middlesex— 1542 

Howarth,  A.  E.,  The  Studio,  Hutton,  Essex— 1296 

Howell,    A.   M.    (Miss),    The   Cottage,    Edensor-road,    Eastbourne — 

1177,  1214 

Hubbard  and  Moore  (Messrs.),  112  Fenchurch-street,  E.G. — 1593 
Hubner,  P.  P.,  244  Brecknock-road,  N. — 672 
Hudson,  H.  J.,  86  West  Cromwell-road,  S.W.— 415 
Hudson,  J.,  24  York-place,  Portman-square,  W. — 1412 
Hughes,  A.  F.,  Thurloe-square  Studios,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 994 
Hughes,  G.,  Eastside-house,  Kew-green,  Surrey — 973 
Hughes,  G.  (Miss),  126  Queen's-road,  Richmond,  Surrey — III! 
Hughes,  L.  J.  (Miss),  Bronwylfa,  Penmaenmawr,  N.  Wales — 1203 
Hughes,  M.  K.  (Miss),  5  Harrington-road,  S.W. — 1374,  1399 
Hughes,  R.  M.,  c/o  Mrs.  Jory,  Cliff-house,  Lamorna,  Penzance — 981 
Hughes,  T.,  8  Gloucester-mansions,  Harrington-gardens,  S.W. — 752 
Hughes- Stanton,  H.,  Scarsdale-lodge,  Wright's-lane,  Kensington,  W. 

—58,  456 

Huish,  M.  B.,  21  Essex-villas,  Kensington,  W. — 955 
Hunt,  G.  J.,  7  Regent's-park-terrace,  N.W.— 1449 
Hunt,  G.  L.,  19  Eldon-road,  Kensington,  W.— 221 
Hunt,  W.,  Park-view,  Southfields,  S.W.— 685 
Hunter,  J.  Y.,  9  Launceston-place,  Kensington,  W. — 904 
Hunter,   M.    Y.    (Mrs.),   9  Launceston-place,    Kensington,   W. — 416, 

894,  916 

Hurry,  A.  (Miss),  17  Pelham-place,  S.W. — 1206 
Hurst,  H.,  24  South  Audley-street,  W.— 154 


Illingworth,  A.  S.  (Miss),  132  Cheyne-walk,  S.W.— 1293,  1318 

Inchbold,  S.,  c/o  E.  Flower,  18  High-road,  Kilburn,  N.W.— 945 

Ingram,  W.  A.,  Tregurrian,  Falmouth — 757,  780 

I'ons,  A.,  43  Lamb's  Conduit-street,  W.C. — 344 

Ishibashi,  K.,  Stamford-bridge  Studios,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 421 


JACKSON,  T.  G..R.A.,  14  Buckingham-st.,  Strand,  W.C.— 1447, 
JOHN,  W.  G.,  R.A.^2^  Greville-road,  St.  JohnVwQod,   N,W.— 
1753,  1838,  1846,  1875,  1915 


THEl  EXHIBITORS.  137 

Jack,  G.,  24  Station-road,  Church-end,  Finchley,  N. — 1478 

Jack,  R.,  2  Earl's-court-square,  S.W. — 192,  284,  373 

Jackson,  A,  V.,  17  St.  Philip's-road,  Surbiton — 1584 

Jackson,  F.  W.,  Hinderwell,  Yorks — 556 

Jacobs,  L.  R.  (Miss),  34  St.  John's-wood-terrace,  N.W. — 1391,  1402 

Jacomb-Hood,  G.  P.,  26  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 667,  699 

James,  W.  (Hon.),  I  Courtfield-road,  S.W.— 616 

Jarvis,  H.  C.,  37  Hazelbank-road,  Catford,  S.E.  — 967 

Jell,  G.  T.,  Carlton-house,  Regent-street,  S.W.— 1646 

Jelley,  J.  V.,  Hampton-in-Arden,  Warwickshire — 639,  1026 

Jenkin,  M.  M.  (Mrs.  B.),  52^  Campden-street,  Kensington,  W.— 1881 

Jenkins,  D.  C.,  Sandon  Studios,  Old  Bluecoat  School,  Liverpool — 45 

Jenkins,  F.  L.,  I  Logan  Studios,  Logan-place,  Kensington,  W. — 1705, 

1751,  1872 

Jennings,  L.,  n  Cheyne-gardens,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1677,  1824 
Jewitt,  W.  H.,  38  North-road,  Highgate,  N. — 1520 
Johnson,  B.  J.  (Miss),  The  Homestead,  Hornsey-lane,  N. — 1260 
"  Johnson,   C.   E.,    Carrington-lodge,  Sheen-road,    Richmond,  Surrey — 

770 

Johnson,  C.  W.,  Charterhouse,  Godalming — 783 
Johnson,  H.  W.,  Bank-chambers,  Market  Harborough — 1544 
Johnston,  H.  (Sir),  St.  John's-priory,  Poling,  Arundel — 1019 
Jones,  A.  R.  (Miss),  Studio  7,  Henniker-mews,  Callow-street,  Chelsea, 

S.W.-995 

Jones,  E.  Y.,  Hartdene,  South  Bagshot — 1773 
Jones,  J.  A.,  4A  Heathview-road,  Thornton-heath,  Surrey — 1670 
Jopling,  L.  (Mrs.),  7  Pembroke-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 215 
Joshua,  N.  (Miss),  3  Queen's-road  Studios,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 697 
Jowett,  P.  H.,  14  Gunter-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 538 
Joy,  G.  W.,  The  Red-lodge,  51  Palace-court,  Bayswater,  W. — 775 


Kay,  A.,  259  Sauchiehall-street,  Glasgow — 113 

Kay,  I.  L.  (Miss),  346  Gillott-road,  Edgbaston,  Birmingham — 1798 

Keast,  H.,  The  Studio,  Embankment,  Putney,  S.W.— 1888 

Keen,  A.,  4  Raymond-buildings,  Gray's-inn,  W.C. — 1625,  1664 

Kell,  V.  B.  (Miss),  68  Chatsworth  gardens,  Acton-hill,  W.— 938 

Keller,  J.,  534  Sauchiehall-street,  Glasgow — 1885 

Kelly,  G.,  6  Williams-street,  Lowndes-square,  S.W.-  336,  479,  740 


138  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Kemp- Welch,  E.  (Miss),  Kingsley,  Bushey,  Herts — 508,  1143 
Kemp- Welch,  L.  (Miss),  Kingsley,  Bushey,  Herts — 117,  871 
Kempthorne,  H.  M.  (Miss),  15  Briardale-gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 

1183,  1190 

Kendrick,  F.  (Miss),  13  Woodfield-crescent,  Ealing,  W. — 1733 
Kennington,  T.  B.,  8  Netherton-grove,  Fulham-road,  S.W.— 488,  708 
Kenyon,  W.  E.,  15  Roundhay-crescent,  Leeds — 652 
Ker,  B.,  10  Ludlow-road,  Ealing,  W. — 1354 
Kerr,  F.  J.,  Twynceri,  Barry — 953 
Kiddier,  W.,  12  South-parade,  Nottingham — 268 
Kilburne,  G.  G.,  39  Steele's-road,  Haverstock-hill,  N.W.— 821,  825 
Kimball,  K.  (Miss),  c/o  Brown,  Shipley  and  Co.,  123  Pall-mall,  S.W. 

—1297,  1309 

King,  E.,  47  Rowan-road,  Hammersmith,  W. — 54 
King,  F.  C.,  Sunny-hill,  Gt.  Horwood,  Winslow,  Bucks — 48 
King,  G.,  Harting,  Petersfield,  Hants — 38,  418 
King,  W.  C.  H.,  2  Clifton-hill  Studios,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 1790, 

1834 

King,  Y.,  139  Alexandra-road,  South  Hampstead,  N.W. — 97 
Kinsella,  T.,  Rose-cottage,  Farrar-street,  Brixton,  S.W.— 858 
Kinsley,  A.,  2  Corinne-road,  Tufnell-park,  N. — 820 
Kirk,  A.  H.,  Heathfield-cottage,  Keston,  Kent — 918 
Kirkby,  R.  G.,  Town-hall,  Bradford— 1417 
Kirkpatrick,  E.  (Miss),  The  Gables,  Harrow— 627 
Kirkwood,  E.  H.  (Miss),  Studio,  68  Thistle-street,  Edinburgh— 1042, 

1043 

Kitsell,  T.  R.,  Crownhill  S.O.,  near  Plymouth — 1536,  1537,  1565 
Kitson,  S.  D.,  Lloyd's-bank-chambers,  Vicar-lane,  Leeds — 1424 
Knight,  A.  (Miss),  Blenheim-tower,  Boscombe,  Hants — 1172 
Knight,  C.,  Stanton-on-the- Wolds,  Nottingham — 572 
Knight,  H.,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 320,  761 
Knight,  L.  (Mrs.  H.),  Newlyn,  Penzance — 360,  712 
Knott,  R.,  Adelphi-terrace-house,  Adelphi,  W.C. — 1420 
Koch,  A.,  58  Theobald's-road,  W.C.— 1419 
Koopman,  A.,  c/o  Goupil-gallery,  5  Regent-street,  S.W. — 405 
Kruger,  G.  E.  von  W.,  124  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1031 
Kuhn,  C.  (Miss),  c/o  C.  H.  West,  117  Finchley-road,  N.W.— 1045 
Kynaston,  A.,  Slade  Studio,  Guildford — 659 


THE   EXHIBITORS. 


139 


LAURENS,  J.  P.,  H.F.A.,  5  Rue  Cassini,  Paris— 42 

LEADER,    B.   W.,  R.A.,  Burrows-cross,   Gomshall,   Guildford— 13, 

1 19,  762 
LESLIE,  G.  D.,  R.A.)  Compton-house,  Lindfield,  Hayward's  Heath 

— 191 
LUCAS,  J.  S.,  R.A.,  New-place,  Woodchurch-road,  West  Hampstead, 

N.W.— 103,  175,  1360 

LA   THANGUE,  H.  H.,  A.,  Graffham,  Petworth— 161 
Laidman,  I.  F.  (Miss),  Branksome,  Milford,  Surrey — I  no 
Laing,  G.  (Miss),  8  The  Temple,  Dale-street,  Liverpool — 1201 
Lambert,   G.    W.,    2   Rossetti    Studios,    Flood-st.,    Chelsea,    S.W.— 

185,  694 

Lancaster,  P.,  78  Cedar-street,  Southport — 1317 
Lancaster,  V.  (Mrs.)  146  Ladbroke-terrace,  W. — 1229 
Lanchester  and  Rickards  (Messrs.),  47  Bedford-square,  W.C. — 1432 
Lander,  J.  H.,  19  Edith-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 223,  448,  455 
Langley,  W.,  Westbourne,  Alexandra-road,  Penzance — 735 
Lanteri,  E.,  Royal  College  of  Art,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 1719 
Larkins,  E.,  45  Glenmore-road,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1675 
Lauder,  N.  (Miss),  Westmont,  Kilmarnock,  N.B. — 644 
Lawless,  F.  P.  (Mrs.),  Dunheved,  Budleigh  Salterton,  S.  Devon — 1136 
Lawrence,  M.,  I  St.  Leonard's  Studios,  Smith-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 

1766,  1847 

Lawson,  J.  M.  (Miss),  8  Kensington-crescent,  W. — 1816,  1836 
Leader,  B.  E.,  Burrows-cross,  Gomshall,  Guildford — 258,  424,  777 
Ledger,  M.  M.  (Miss),  20  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 990 
Lee,  M.  B.  (Miss),  58  Moring-road,  Tooting  Bee,  S.W.— 1226 
Lee,  S.,  26  Holland-park-road,  W. — 109 
Lee,  T.  S.,  The  Vale-avenue,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1763 
Leech,  W.  J.,  Concarneau,  Finistere,  France — 150,  330 
Leighton,  E.  B.,  14  Priory-road,  Bedford-park,  W. — 379 
Leist,  F.,  237  King's-road,  S.W. —452 
Le  Maitre,  W.  C.,  63  Finsbury-pavement,  E.G. — 1531 
Lemon,  A.,  104  Beaufort-mansions,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 402 
Lennard,  H.  (Miss),  8  Lansdowne-road,  Holland-park,  W. — 505 
Leslie,  A.  J.,  8  Weymouth-avenue,  Ealing,  W. — 1691,  1761,  1776 
Leslie,  P.,  12  Meadow  Studios,  Bushey,  Herts — 868 


HO  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Lessore,  F.,  Regent's-park  Studios,  Park-village-east,  N.W. — 1910 

Letts,  C.  H.,  Portley -wood-view,  Warlingham — 587 

Liddell,  T.  H.,  Cropthorne,  Pershore— 75 

Lindner,  M.,  57  Bedford-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 763 

Linton,  J.  D.  (Sir),  26  New  Cavendish-street,  W. — 654 

Linton,  W.  E.,  36  Rudolph-road,  Bushey,  Herts — 395 

Lintott,  H.  C.,  c/o  P.  Dadd,  3  Colina-villas,  Green-lanes,  N. — 1063 

Lion,  F.  (Miss),  2  St.  John's-wood  Studios,  Queen's-terrace,  N.W. — 

441 

Llewellyn,  W.,  46  Bedford-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 86,  240,  728 

Lloyd,  T.,  Lambolle-lodge,  Littlehampton — 913 

Lobley,  J.  H.,  56  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 702 

Lodge,  G.  E.,  5  Thurloe-square,  S.W.— 760 

Logsdail,  W.,  5  St.  Paul's  Studios,  Talgarth-road,  W. — 352,  357,  767 

Lomax,  J.  (Miss),  3  Perham-crescent,  West  Kensington,  W. — 604 

Lomax,  J.  A.,  17  Marlborough-road,  N.W. — 648 

Longstaff,  J.,  IA  Carlton-hill,  N.W.— 466 

Lorimer,  J.  H.,  4  Drummond-place,  Edinburgh — 766 

Loudan,  M.,  48  Circus-road,  N.W. — 87 

Lowe,  A.  E.  (Miss),  38  Park-hill-road,  Haverstock-hill,  N.W.— 1041 

Lucas,  G.,  14  Hart-street,  Bloomsbury,  W.C. — 1529,  1577 

Lucas,  J.  V.  (Mrs.),  27  Bruton-street,  W. — 1796 

Lucas,  M.  L.  (Miss),  28  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 768 

Lucchesi,  A.  C.,  2  Camden  Studios,  Camden-street,  N.W. — 1747,  1800 

Luke,  F.  (Miss),  25  York-place,  Baker-street,  W  —1141 

Luker,  L.  H.  (Mrs.  Burrell),  22  Campden-hill-square,  W. — 1259 

Lund,  N.  M.,  169  Adelaide-road,  N.W. — 128 

Lutiger,  F.,  41  Barton-street,  West  Kensington,  W. — 1717 

Lutyens,  E.  L.,  29  Bloomsbury-square,  W.C. — 1473 

M 

MACWHIRTER,  J.,  R.A.,  i  Ab^ey-road,  N.W.— 28,  29,  153,  602 
MURRAY,   D.,  R.A.,    I   Langhain- chambers,  Portland-place,  W.— 

132,  171,  301,  305,  628 
MACKENNAL,  B.,  A.,  38  Marlborough-hill,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. 

— 1912 

McClure,  J.  C.,  The  Studio,  The  Newarke,  Leicester— 1698 
McCrossan,  M.  (Miss),  St.  Ives,  Cornwall — 437 
Macdonald,  A.,  23  Kingsgate-street,  Winchester — 1395 


THE   EXHIBITORS.  141 

Macdonald,  A.,  Studio,  30  Oxhey-street,  Watford — 1012 
Macdougald,  G.   D.,  5  Clifton-hill  Studios,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 

—1767,  1791,  1842 

McGarel-Hogg,  A.  (Hon.),  36  Lincoln's-inn-fields,  W.C. — 1504 
McGill,  D.,  i  Scarsdale-villas,  Kensington,  W. — 1722 
Macintosh,  R.,  4  Reservoir-road,  Brockley,  S.E. — 1307 
Mackenzie,  H.  M.  (Miss),  36  Park-mansions,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 358 
McKenzie,   R.  T.  26  South  Twenty-first-street,  Philadelphia,  U.S.A. 

—1771 

McKillip,  D.  (Mrs.),  The  Cottage,  Victoria-park,  Londonderry — 553 
MacKinlay,   G.   A.   E.   (Miss),  n  Nightingale-mansions,  Nightingale- 
lane,  S.W. — 1 220 

MacKinnon,  F.,  Poolewe,  Ross-shire — 277 
McLean,    W.    J.,    4   Oakley   Cottage   Studios,    Upper    Cheyne-row, 

Chelsea,  S.W.— 1762,  1810 

Maddox,  R.  W.,  22  King  Henry's-road,  N.W. — 626 
Madeley,  L.  (Miss),  88  Vauxhall-bridge-road,  S.W.— 1257 
Maginniss,  M.  E.  (Miss),  4  Daleham-gardens,  N.W. — 1013 
Magnus,  E.  (Miss),  Oak-drive,  Fallowfield,  Manchester — 310 
Maidment,  T.,  5  Antoine-terrace,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 552 
Mallows,  C.  E.,  28  Conduit-street,  W.— 1575,  1633 
Mann,  H.,  6  Melina-place,  Grove-end-road,  N.W. — 743 
Mansfield,  L.,  I  vail,  Southborough-road,  Bickley,  Kent — 1644 
Manton,  G.,  Pen-y-Bryn,  Bushey-grove-road,  Watford — 326,  338 
March,  S.,  Goddendene,  Farnborough,  Kent — 1749,  1850 
March,  V.,  Goddendene,  Farnborough,  Kent — 1794,  1804 
Margetson,  E.  M.  (Mrs.),  18  Albert-hall-mansions,  S.W. — 1200 
Marshall,  E.  W.,  139  Oxford-street,  W.— 1586 

Martin,  A.  R.,  Walden  Studio,  Cleveland-road,  Barnes,  S.W. —1878 
Maryon,  L.  E.  C.  (Miss),  Studio,  219  Maida-vale,  W. — 1868  • 
Mason,  A.  H.,  122  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 723 
Mason,  F.  H.,  The  Studio,  Marine-parade,  Scarborough — 804,  838 
Massey,  G.  (Mrs.),  75  Newman-street,  W. — 1083,  1084 
Massey,  H.  G.,  75  Newman-street,  W. — 951 
Mathews,  J.  D    (Miss),  Ellel-hall,  Lancaster — 1054 
Mathieson,  J.  M.,  20  Rupert-street,  Glasgow — 609 
Matthews,  E.  E.  (Miss),  Woodlands-road,  Moseley,  Birmingham—  283 
Maundrell,  C.,  Melbourne-house,  Bedford-park,  W. — 1003 
Mawson,  T.  H.,  28  Conduit-street,  W.— 1583,  1628,  1673 
Maxwell,  D.,  The  Beacon,  Borstal-road,  Rochester — 102 


I42  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST  OF  [1910 

May,  A.  D.,  9  St.  Paul's  Studios,  W.— 375,  486 
May,  E.  J.,  21  Hart-street,  Bloomsbury,  W.C.— 1551 
Maybee,  E.  D.,  115  Rue  Notre  Dame  des  Champs,  Paris — 287 
Measom,  W.  F.,  4  Stanley  Studios,  Park-walk,  S.W.— 1362 
Mecredy,  S.,  Suffolk-house,  Cumberland-road,  Headingley,  Leeds — 49 
Melliar,  G.  F.  (Miss),  90  Beaufort-mansions,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1745,  I87° 
Mercier,  R.  (Mile.),  5  Talgarth-road,  West  Kensington,  W.— 847 
Merrifield,  L.  S.,  Stamford -bridge  Studios,  Fulham,  S.W.— 1830,  1884 
Messer,  A.  A.,  5  The  Broadway,  Woking— 1635 
Messer,  M.  B.  (Miss),  The  Limes,  Rye-hill-park,  Peckham-rye,  S.E.— 

1093 

Metcalfe,  G.,  Woodside,  Albury,  Guildford— 68 1 

Meteyard,  S.  H.,  Hillside,  Greenhill-road,  Moseley,  Birmingham — 989 
Meyerheim,    R.,    Lindeneck,   Wimblehurst-road,   Horsham,   Sussex — 

1052 

Michael,  F.  H.,  3  Holland-lane,  Melbury-road,  W. — 774 
Michaelson,  A.,  I  Elm-tree-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 721 
Michie,  J.  C.,  184  Queen's-gate,  S.W.— 125,  481 
Middleton,  H.,  2  Orchard  Studios,  I5A  Brook-green,  W. — 94 
Milbanke,  M.,  57  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 432 
Millard,  J.,  62  Wellington-road,  Heaton  Chapel,  near  Stockport — 1686, 

1818 

Miller,  H.,  8  Park-road,  Clarence-gate,  N.W. — 1175 
Mills,  E.,  404B  Fulham-road,  S.W. — 210,  399 
Milne,  O.  P.,  16  Great  James-street,  Bedford-row,  W.C. — 1601 
Milnes,  A.  (Miss),  2  Meadow  Studios,  Bushey,  Herts — 473 
Minty,  E.  A.,  116  Victoria-street,  S.W. — 1561 
Mischef,  P.  (Mrs.),  51  Queen's-gate,  S.W.— 1263 
Mitchell,  A.,  17  Hanover-square,  W. — 1408 

Mitchell,  A.  C.,  12  Margravine-gardens,  West  Kensington,  W. —  509 
Moberly,  M.  J.  (Mrs.),  Ravensbury-gardens,  Mitcham — 845 
Moira,  G.,  Royal  College  of  Art,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 665 
Montalba,  H.  (Miss),  Palazzo  Trevisan,  Venice — 1 1,  657 
Montford,  H.,  26  Larkhall-rise,  Clapham,  S.W. — 1731 
Montford,  P.  R.,  Anhalt  Studio,  Albert-bridge,  S.W.— 1712,  1781 
Moony,  R.  J.  E.,  18  Yeoman 's-row,  Brompton-road,  S.W. — 925,  932, 

1405 

Moore,  A.  H.,  Clydesdale,  Clyde-road,  Wallington — 942 
Moore,  J.,  18  Gloucester-road,  Kew,  Surrey — 504 
Moore,  J.  (Mrs.),  13  Vicarage-road,  Edgbaston,  Birmingham — 1 157 


THE    EXHIBITORS. 


143 


Moore,  T.,  46  Well-walk,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1523,  1527 

Mordecai,  J.,  7  York-street,  Portman-square,  W. — 458 

Morgan,  E.  E.,  Temple  Studio,  58  Chancery -lane,  W.C. — 1152 

Morland,  J.  S.,  c/o  Chapman  Bros.,  241  King's-rd.,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 877 

Morley,  H.,  2  Alma  Studios,  Stratford-road,  W. — 347 

Morris,  M.  G.  '(Miss),  6  Maclise-mansions,  W. — 1232 

Morton,  W.,  9  Glyn-road,  Liscard,  Cheshire — 817 

Moser,  O.,  16  Adamson-road,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 934 

Mostyn,  T.,  5  Melina-place,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 214 

Moxham,  G.,  39  Castle-street,  Swansea — 1510 

Mudie,  A.,  Orche-hill-avenue,  Gerrard's  Cross,  Bucks — 911 

Munnings,  A.  J.,  Swainsthorpe,  Norwich — 530,  651 

Murray,  A.  H.  H.,  49  Montagu-square,  W. — 949 

Murray,  C.  O.,  41  The  Grove,  Hammersmith,  W. — 1271 

Murray,  F.  W.,  33  Tite-street,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 237 

Murray,  G.,  10  Girdlers-road,  Brook  Green,  W. — 865 

Murray,  J.,  II  Suffolk-street,  Pall  Mall,  S.W.— 1552 

Musgrave,  H.,  16  Rosemont-road,  Acton,  W. — 168 

Myers,  J.,  10  Grays-inn-square,  W.C. — 1445 


N 

NORTH,  J.  W.,  A.,  Washford,  Somerset^6g,  522 

Naper,  C.  W.  S.,  Great-tree,  Looe,  Cornwall — 922 

Naylor,  J.  J.  S.,  19  Hanover-square,  W.— 1574,  1576 

Neale,  G.  H.,  37  St.  Stephen's-mansions, Westminster, S.W. — 66, 235,462 

Neale,  M.  H.  (Mrs.),  41  Castle-street,  Liverpool— 181 

Newman,  F.  (Miss),  14  Templars-avenue,  Golder's-green,  N.W. — 1840 

Newton,  E.,  4  Raymond -buildings,  Gray's-inn,  W.C. — 1452,  1485, 1594 

Nicholls,  G.  F.,  Evesham,  Worcestershire — 975 

Nicolet,  G.,  Arts-club,  40  Dover-street,  W.— 205,  1385 

Nixon,  M.  (Miss),  13  Woodside,  Wimbledon,  S.W.— 848,  988 

Noble,  R.,  East  Linton,  Haddingtonshire,  N.B. — 265 

Norman,  P.,  45  Evelyn-gardens,  S.W. —940 

Norris,  H.  L.,  Fryern-court,  Fordingbridge,  Hants — 815,  834 

Norton  and  Boutcher  (Messrs.),  14  Bedford-row,  W.C. — 1438  ; 

Nowell,  A.  T.,  47  Hornton-court,  High-street,   Kensington,  W. — 44, 

324,  351 
Nutt,G.I.  Mrs.),  i$7Goldhurst-terrace,  South  Hampstead,  N.W.— 594 


144  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 


ORCHARDSON,  Sir  W.  Q.  (the  late),  R.A.— 101,  148,  189 
OULESS,  W.  W.,  R.A.,  12  Bryanston-square,  W.— 106,  196,  231 
ORPEN,  W.,  A.,  8  South  Bolton-gardens,  S.W.— 41,  346 
Oliver,  B.,  7  Southampton-street,  Bloomsbury,  W.C. — 1440 
Oliver,   Leeson,  and  Wood   (Messrs.),   Milburn-house,   Newcastle-on- 

Tyne— 1638 

Olivier,  H.  A.,  23  Marlborough-road,  N.W. — 367,  607 
Olsson,  J.,  St.  Ives,  Cornwall — 337 

Olver,  K.  E.  (Miss),  10  Park-crescent,  Portland-place,  W. — 33 
O'Neill,  C.,  37  Moorfields,  Liverpool — 1007 
Orchardson,   C.   M.   Q.,   7   Elm-tree-road,   St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 

686,  769 

Orr,  A.  A.,  70,  Headstone-road,  Harrow-on-the-Hill — 1494,  1507 
Osborne,  M.,  40  Park-mansions,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 1287 
Ouless,  C.  (Miss),  12  Bryanston-square,  W. — 242,  695 
Owen,  A.  H.  (Miss),  206  Castellain-mansions,  Maida-vale,  W. — 1178 


POYNTER,  Sir  E.  J.,  Bt.,  P.R.A.,  70  Addison-road,  Kensington, 

W.— 126,  198,  794,  830,  859,  1008 
PARSONS,  A.,  A.,  54  Bedford-gardens,   Kensington,  W.— 64,  285, 

791 
PEGRAM,   H.,   A.,    St.   John's-lodge,    Harley-road,    South   Hamp- 

stead,  N.W.— 1755,  1758,  1759,  1867,  1905 

POMEROY,  F.  W.,  A.,  15  Kensington-sq.,  W.— 1855,  1681,  1697 
Padday,  C.  M.,  South-lodge,  Hay  ling  Island — 573 
Paddock,  W.,  24  Olive-road,  Cricklewood,  N.W. —249,  986 
Paget,  W.,  Bentley,  Stanhope-avenue,  Finchley,  N. — 260 
Palin,  W.  M.,  404  Fulham-road,  S.W.— in 
Palmer,  C.  A.,  I4A  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1743,  1819 
Palmer,  E.  (Mrs.),  Groby- place,  Altrincham,  Cheshire — 1071,   1099, 

1245 

Palmer,  S.,  The  Three  Gables,  The  Orchard,  Bedford-park,  W.— 854 
Pannell,  L.  (Miss),  10  Terrapin-road,  Tooting-common,  S.W. — 1238 
Papworth,  A.  W.,  Town-hall-chambers,  Old-street,  E.G.— 1602 
Parker,  H.,  2  Holland-lane,  Melbury-road,  Kensington-  W. — 1702,  1770 


i9io]  THE   EXHIBITORS.  145 

Parker,  N.  (Mrs.)  Netherton,  Torquay — 1098 

Parr,  H.,  54  Lamont-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1883,  1902 

Parsons,  J.  V.  R.,  10  Dale-street,  Liverpool — 248 

Parlby,  G.,  374  Goldhawk-road,  W.— 1458,  1548 

Parton,  E.,  8  Carlton-hill,  N.W.— 236 

Partridge,  B.,  149  Church-street,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 724 

Paterson,  E.  M.  (Miss),  I  Albyn-place,  Edinburgh — 807 

Paterson,  J.  J.  (Miss),  Bradstones,  West  Derby,  Liverpool — 1049 

Patry,  E.,  I4A  Kensington-crescent,  W. — 133 

Paul,  R.  W.,  3  Arundel-street,  Strand,  W.C.— 1521 

Peacock,  R.,  32  Holland-park-road,  W. — 65,  406,  678 

Pearse,  S.  B.  (Miss),  6  Pomona-house,  in  New  King's-road,  S.W. — 

963,  985 

Pearson,  F.  L.,  12  Mansfield-street,  W. — 1657 
Pease,  A.  (Miss),  19  Vesta-road,  Brockley,  S.E. — 1734 
Pegram,  A.  B.,  I2A,  Park-village-west,  N.W. — 1720 
Pemberton,  H.  M.  (Miss),  42  Newburgh-road,  Acton,  W. — 1500 
Penn,  W.  C.,  57  Tierney-road,  Streatham-hill,  S.W. —151 
Penny,  G.  I.,  (Miss),  3  Park-hill,  Ealing,  W.—  1057 
Perks,  S.,  The  Guildhall,  E.G.— 1620 
Perugini,  C.  E.,  32  Victoria-road,  Kensington,  W. — 100 
Peter,  R.  C.,  7  Grosvenor-street,  Camberwell-gate,  S.E. — 1301 
Petrie,  G.,  c/o  Chapman  Bros.,  241  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 630 
Peyton,  E.  M.  (Mrs.),  293  Goldhawk-road,  W.— 1118 
Phillips,  J.,  St.  George's  Studio,  1-5  Back  Canning-street,  Liverpool — 

1497 

Phcenix,  G.,  Clarendon  Studio,  Wolverhampton — 220 
Pib worth,  C.,  I4A  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1821 
Pickering,  J.  L.,  8  Ormonde-terrace,  Regent's-park,  N.W. — 159 
Pierce,  L.  E.  (Miss),  172  Baker-street,  Enfield,  Middlesex— 987 
Pilkington,  M.  E.  (Miss),  42  York-mansions,  Battersea-park,  S.W. — 

1230 

Pimm,  W.  E.,  61  Schubert-road,  East  Putney,  S.W.— 1009 
Pinks,  R.  A.,  9  Joubert's-mansions,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 968 
Pirie,  G.,  Wardend,  Torrance,  near  Glasgow — 40 
Pite,  B.,  2  York-gate,  N.W.— 1610,  1616 
Pite,  W.  A.,  116  Jermyn-street,  S.W. — 1547 
Pittman,  O.,  Boxford,  near  Newbury — 52,  88,  396 
Pocock,  L.  J.  (Miss),  28  Blomfield-road,  Maida-vale,  W. — 943,  1502. 
Pocock,  L.  L.,  28  Blomfield-road,  Maida-vale,  W.— 863,  890 


146  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Pocock,  M.  H.,  Mesylls,  Chiddingfold,  Surrey — 1653 

Poole,  F.  V.,  365  Goldhawk-road,  W.— 355 

Poole,  H.,   i  Wentworth  Studios,   Manresa-road,  S.W.--I746,  1788, 

1806 

Porter,  E.  (Miss),  10  Trafalgar  Studios,  Manresa-road,  S.W. — 1032 
Portsmouth,  P.,  39  George-square,  Edinburgh — 1715 
Pott,  C.  M.  (Miss),  151  High-street,  Kensington,  W. — 1277,  1300 
Powell,  D.  V.  (Miss),  40  Lebanon-park,  Twickenham — 1129 
Powell,  E.  T.,  25  Queen  Anne's-gate,  S.W.— 1588 
Power,  M.  (Miss),  Holly-lodge,  East  Molesey,  Surrey— 1044,  1115 
Powles,  L.  C.,  The  Highlands,  Rye,  Sussex— 81 
Pownall,  M.  (Mrs.  A.  Bromet),  Lime-lodge,  Oxhey,  Watlord — 1706 
Praga,  A.,  The  Grey-house,  Hornton-street,  Kensington,  W. — 1065 
Prentice,  A.  N.,  Hastings-house,  10  Norfolk-street,  Strand,  W.C. — 1651 
Priestman,  A.,  3  Walmer-villas,  Bradford — 485,  771 
Priestman,  B.,  20  Grange-road,  Chiswick,  W. — 460 
Procter,  E.,  Ben  Rhydding,  Yorks — 476 
Proctor,  T,  (Miss),  27  Oakley-crescent,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 954 
Pye,  J.  B.,  and  D.  Bird  (Messrs.),  Woodfield,  St.-Anne's-on-the-Sea— 

1455 

Pyne,  A.  (Miss),  27  Cathcart-hill,  Dartmouth-park-hill,  N. — 1151 
Pyne,  E.  (Miss),  27  Cathcart-hill,  Dartmouth-park-hill,  N.— 1039 

Q 

Quinn,  J.,  Pomona-cottage  Studio,  ICXJA  New  King's-road,  S.W. — 449 


RICHMOND,  Sir  W.    B.,  K.C.B.,  R.A.,  Beavor- lodge,   Hammer- 
smith, W.— 135,  183 

RIVIERE,  B.,  R.A.,  82  Finchley-road,  N.W.— 83,  194 
Rackham,  A.,  1 6  Chalcot-gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 969 
Rackham,  E.  S.  ( Mrs.  A.),  16  Chalcot-gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 32 
Rae,  H.  (Mrs.  E.   Normand),   4  Fox-hill-gardens,    Upper  Norwood, 

S.E.— 447 

Raeburn,  H.  M.,  51  Gower  street,  W.C.— 84,  1283 
Rainey,  W.,  Ecclesbourne,  Grove-park,  Chiswick,  W. — 851 
Ralph,  E.  R.  (Mrs.),  I  Clifton-hill  Studios,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 

1750 


1910]  THE   EXHIBITORS.  147 

Ram,  J.   A.    (Miss),    Eccleston  Studios,    49   Hugh-street,    Eccleston- 

square,  S.W. — 1241 

Ransom,  F.,  24  Circus-road,  N.W. — 1694,  1876 
Rayne,  L.  M.  (Miss),  Pond-house,  Teddington — 1173 
Read   and    MacDonald   (Messrs.),   16   Cork-street,   Bond-street,  W. — 

1446,  1484 
Reckitt,  F.  W.,  The  Studios,  9  Sheriff-road,  West  Hampstead,  N.W. 

—749 

Red  worth,  W.,  80  Albert-street,  Slough,  Bucks— 348 
Reed,  L.  (Miss),  14  Upper  Cheyne-row,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1735 
Reid,   F.  M.   (Miss),   62  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 506,  568, 

716 

Reid,  J.  R.,  62  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 222,  680,  690 
Reid,  M.,  112  Goldhurst-terrace,  N.W. — 1037 
Reid,  S.,  Lyndhurst,  Ley-hill,  Chesham,  Bucks — 924 
Rendel,  H.  S.  G.,  5  New-court,  Lincoln's-inn,  W.C.— 1604 
Revel,  J.  D.,  290  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1310 
Reynolds,  J.  (Miss),  242  Kew-road,  Kew-gardens — 1182 
Reynolds-Stephens,    W.,   Harlestone,   Mortimer-road,   Kilburn-priory, 

N.W.— 1848,  1858,  1869 

Rhead,  G.  W.,  Doune-lodge,  Oxford-road,  Putney,  S.W.— 382 
Rhodes,  T.  H.,  Highfields,  North  wood,  Middlesex— 1543 
Richardson,  A.  E.  (Miss),  The  Cockloft  Studios,  35  Cochrane-street, 

St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 1253 

Richardson,  A.  E.,  Cavendish-house,  St.  Albans — 1427 
Richardson,  F.  S.,  Sandy,  Beds — 160 

Richardson,  M.  (Miss),  37  Kennington-park-road,  S.E. — 1772,  1813 
Richter,  H.  D.,'22  Lammas-park-road,  Ealing,  W. — 1448 
Rider,  H.,  I  Ashwood-terrace,  Headingley,  Leeds — 823 
Ridgway,  W.,  32  Windsor-road,  Ealing,  W. — 799 
Rigg,  E.  H.,  Hinderwell,  Yorks — 307,  309 

Ritchie,  C.  E.,  9  Elm  Tree-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 1369,  1384 
Rivers,  A.  M.,  10  Redston-road,  Hornsey,  N. — 964 
Riviere,  H.  G.,  38  Abercorn-place,  N.W.— 362,  389 
Roberts,  C.,  36  Lansdowne-crescent,  W. — 511 
Roberts,   D.   F.    (Miss),    10  Portsdown-road,    Maida-vale,   W. — 1066 

1073,  1074 

Roberts,  K.  M.  (Miss),  Stapleton,  Shrewsbury — 1223,  1228 
Roberts,   T.,    I   Bigwood-road,    Hampstead-garden-suburb,   N.W. — i 
378 


148  AN    ALPHABETICAL    LIST    OF  [1910 


Robertson,  A.  K.  (Miss),  38  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 291 
Robertson,  G.  E.,  8  Albert  Studios,  Albert  Bridge-road,  S.W.— 585 
Robertson,  J.  (Miss),  9  Elsworthy-terrace,  Primrose-hill,  N.W. — 1207, 

1217,  1248 

Robertson,  P.,  The  Cherries,  Maidenhead — 957 
Robilliard,  M.  (Miss),  Gablecroft,  London-lane,  Bromley,  Kent — 12 
Robinson,  G.,  The  Quay-house,  Hamble,  Hants— 870 
Robinson,  M.  C.  (Miss),  27  Malwood-road,  Balham,  S.W. — 1348 
Rock,  H.  F.  (Miss),  53  Holland-park-road,  Kensington,  W. — 1774 
Rodd,  F.  J.  E.  (Miss),  29  Beaufort -gardens,  S.W. —931 
Roddis,  A.  J.,  27  Perry-hill,  Catford,  S.E.— 1614 
Roe,  F.,  18  Stanford-road,  Kensington-court,  W. — 403,  675 
Roff,  L.  R.  (Miss),  121  Cheyne-walk,  S.W.— 1825 
Rogers,  G.,  I  Crosshall-street,  Liverpool — 173 
Rogers,  Bone,  and  Coles  (Messrs.),  7  Carteret-street,  Westminster,  S.W. 

—1533 

Rollins,  J.  W.,  14  Wetherby-place,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 1679, 1703 
Roos,  E.  (Mrs.  Vedder),  7  The  Mall,  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W. 

—60 

Rope,  E.  M.  (Miss),  107  Marylebone-road,  N.W. — 1802,  1814,  1822 
Rose,  A.  W.,  15  Great  George-street,  Westminster,  S.W.— 1454 
Rose,  E.  H.  (Miss),  6  Parkside-gardens,  Wimbledon,  S.W.— 413 
Roselieb,  L.  F.,  33  Park-hill,  Clapham,  S.W. —1682 
Roskruge,  E.  (Miss),  Hollybank,  Yelverton,  South  Devon — 827 
Ross,  R.  H.  A.,  12  Shandwick-place,  Edinburgh — 671 
Round,  D.  G.,  Adelphi-terrace-house,  Strand,  W.C. — 1649 
Rowe,  E.  A.,  Ravello,  Manor-road,  Rusthall,  Tunbridge  Wells — 798 
Rowney,  L.  (Mrs.  Harley),  95  Fellows-road,  N.W. — 1168 
Royds,  A.  F.,  293  Lincoln's-inn-fields,  W.C. — 1580 
Rudge,  M.  M.  (Miss),  163  Trinity-road,  Wandsworth-common,  S.W. — 

1286 

Russell,  S.  B.,  and  E. Cooper  (Messrs.),  n  Gray's-inn-square,W.C. — 1486 
Russell,  W.  W.,  107  Cheyne-walk,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 409 


SANT,  J.,  R.A.y  43  Lancaster-gate,  Hyde-park,  W. — 162,  566,  567, 

574,  575,  584 

SARGENT,  J.  S.,  R.A.,  31    Tite-street,  Chelsea,   S.W.— 107,   136, 
529,  619 


1910]  THE    EXHIBITORS.  149 

SHANNON,  J.  J.,  R.A.,  10  Holland-park-road,  Kensington,  W.— 

3,  1 8,  1 66,  304 

SOLOMON,  S.  J.,  R.A.,  18  Hyde-park-gate,  S.W.— 152 
STONE,   M.,  R.A.,  8  Melbury-road,  Kensington,  W.— 647 
SWAN,  J.  M.   (the  late),  X.A.—I2J,  1922 
SHORT,  F.,  A.,   56  Brook-green,  W.— 1321,  1326,  1343 
SIMS,   C.,  A.,  Lodsworth,  Petworth,  Sussex — 195,  543,  903 
SMYTHE,  L.   P.,  A.,  Chateau   d'Honvault,  par  Wimereux,  Pas-de- 
Calais,  France— 498,  565,  788,  801 

STOKES,  A.,  A.R.A.  Elect.,  Arts  Club,  40  Dover-street,  W.— 270,  314 
STOREY,  G.  A.,  A.,  39  Broadhurst-gardens,  South  Hampstead,  N.  W. 

—7>  507,  559,  596,  603 

STOTT,  E.,  A.,  Amberley,  Sussex— 182,  551 

STRANG,  W.,  A.,  7  Hamilton-terrace,  N.W.— 292,  484,  1353,  1368 
Sachs,  E.  O.,  and  A.  H.  Lister  (Messrs.),  8  Waterloo-place,  Pall-mall, 

S.W.— 1676 

Salisbury,  F.  O.,  14  York-place,  W. — 53,  384 
Sambourne,  L.,  18  Stafford-terrace,  Kensington,  W. — 1401 
Samuel,  S.  R.,  21  Torrington-square,  W.C. — 120 
Sandys,  W.  (Miss),  5  Hogarth-road,  Earl's-court,  S.W. — 1130,  1171 
Sansom,  N.  (Miss),  Kensington  Studios,  15  Kelso-place,  W. — 640 
Saul,  H.  A.,  10  Gray's-inn-square,  W.C. — 1467 
Schafer,  H.  T.,  40  Brewer-street,  Golden-square,  W. — 295 
Schmalz,  H.,  49  Addison-road,  Kensington,  W. — 245,  773 
Schofield,  J.  W.,  28  Finchley-road,  N.W.—  430 
Schofield,  K.,  2  Burnett-avenue,  Bradford — 642 
Schroder,  W.,  32  Eaton-road,  Chester — 824 
Schuitz,  R.  W.,'  14  Gray's-inn-square,  W.C.— 1539 
Schwabe,  G.  A.  E.,  78  Cross-street,  Manchester — 1608,  1612 
Scott,  J.  O.,  and  Son  (Messrs.),  2  Dean's-yard,  Westminster,  S.W.— 

1524 

Scott,  S.  E.,  6  Wentworth-mansions,  Keats-grove,  Hampstead,  N.W 

—790,  846 

Scott,  W.  G.,  25  Bedford-row,  W.C.— 1409 
Sellers,  J.  H.,  78  Cross-street,  Manchester — 1559 
Senior,  Mark,  67  Cookridge-street,  Leeds — 78 
Sharp,  M.  O.  (Miss),  5  Vanbrugh-terrace,  Blackheath,  S.E.— 1388 
Shaw,  A.  W.,  Crossgate,  Amberley,  Sussex — 919 
Shaw,  B.,  62  Addison-road,  W. — 569,  589 
Shaw,  E.  B.  (Mrs.),  62  Addison-road,  Kensington,  W, — 1180,  1213 


150  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Sheard,  T.  F.  M.,  28  Holland- park-road,  W.— 251 

Shelton,  E.  (Miss),  Lelant,  Enfield,  Middlesex — 1198,  1235,  I249 

Shenorkian,  M.,  3  Hamilton-gardens,  St.  John's-wood — 618 

Sheppard,  R., 2  The  Mall,  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1695,1894 

Sherborn,  C.  W.,  I  Finborough-road,  S.W.— 1266 

Shields,  D.  G.,  10  Scarsdale  Studios,  Stratford-road,  W. — 16 

Short,  R.,  22  The  Walk,  Cardiff— 541 

Shrigley  and  Hunt  (Messrs.),  Lancaster — 1550 

Simpson,  A.  B.,  Studios,  21  A  Camden-road,  N.W. — 629 

Simpson,  C.  W.,  Westleigh,  South  Farnborough,  Hants — 518 

Simpson,  J.   S.   C.   (Miss),  155  Widmore-road,  Bromley,  Kent — 1280, 

1372,  1397 
Simpson,   J.    W.,    and    M.    Ayrton   (Messrs.),    3    Verulam-buildings, 

Grays-inn,  W.C.— 1557 

Sims,  W.  A.,  Reveley- lodge,  Bushey-heath,  Herts — 860 
Simson,  T.  S.,  3  Rue  Campagne- Premiere,  Paris — 1740 
Sinet,  E.,  151  Stanhope-street,  N.W. — 641 
Sissons,  M.  (Miss),  Villa  des  Reves,  Mentone,  France — 1389 
Skipper,  G.  J.,  7  London-street,  Norwich — 1640,  1674 
Skipworth,  F.  M.,  3  Wentworth  Studios,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 411  j 
Sloane,  M.  A.  (Miss),  57  Bedford-gardens,  Campden-hill,  W. — 840 
Smart,  D.  I.,  97  Frierne-road,  East  Dulwich,  S.E. — 1264  | 
Smirke,  D.  (Miss),  6  St.  John's-road,  Richmond,  Surrey — 1095 
Smith,  C.  (Miss)  220  Gloucester-terrace,  Hyde-park,  W. — 1308 
Smith,  C.  A.,  31  Fairfax-road,  Bedford-park,  W.— 888 
Smith,  C.  W.,  1 6  Finsbury-circus,  E.G. — 1605 
Smith,  D.  M.,  4  St.  George's-square,  Regent's-park,  N.W. — 276 
Smith,  E.  W.,  The  Studio,  43  Cochrane-street,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. 

—1683,  1742 

Smith,  M.,  The  Studio,  Trowse,  Norwich — 353 
Smith,  W.,  Jun.,  259  Union-street,  Aberdeen — 625 
Smith,  W.  H.  S.,  and  W.  E.  Monro  (Messrs.),  46  Lincoln's-inn-fields 

W.C.— 1482 

Smyth,  M.,  56  Abbey-road,  N.W. — 772 

Smythe,  R.,  17  Ulysses-road,  West  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1313,  1319 
Snell,  J.  H.,  Thompson's-farm,  Golden  Green,  Tonbridge — 115 
Snowman,  I.,  15  Exeter-road,  Brondesbury,  N.W. — 201,  754 
Solomon,  R.  (Miss),  8  Kingswood-avenue,  N.W. — 1174 
Somerscales,  T.,  3  Leicester-street,  Hull — 692 
Somerset,  J.  H.,  17  Cooper-street,  Manchester — 1456 


1910]  THE    EXHIBITORS.  151 

Soord,  A.  U.,  Cranmere,  Hillside-road,  Oxhey,  Watford — 789,  950 

Sower  by,  J.,  Orde-house,  Whitchurch,  Ross-on-Wye — IOIO 

Spaight,  G.  (Miss),  6  Harcourt-road,  Boscombe,  Hants — 1097 

Spain,  J.  E.  D.,  19  Hanover-square,  W. — 1501 

Spark,  A.  (Miss),  8  Wolverton-gardens,  Ealing-common,  W. — 1199 

Sparks,  N.,  44  Castle-street,  Battersea,  S.W. — 1281 

Speed,  H.,  24  Holland-park-road,  W. — 328,  700 

Spence,  P.,  Mellbreak,  Elmfield-park,  Gosforth,  Newcastle-on-Tyne — 

882 

Spence,  R.,  29  Greville-road,  St.  John's- Wood,  N.W.— 446,  1289,  1400 
Spenlove-Spenlove,  F.,  69  Addison-road,  W. — 91,  229 
Spiers,  R.  P.,  21  Bernard-street,  Russell-square,  W.C. — 941 
Spiller,  J.  R.  (Miss),  2  Lindfield-gardens,  Hampstead,  N.W. — 1 102 
Sprague,  E.  (Miss),  Lindal,  South  Woodford,  Essex — 612 
Stacey,  W.  S.,  Newstead,  New  Milton,  Hants — 912 
Stannard,  A.  M.,  Isebank,  Wellingborough — 893 
Stannard,  H.,  Harpur-place,  Bedford — 886 
Stannard,  H.  S.,  Flitwick,  Beds.— 885,  926 
Starkey,  A.  P.,  Rosenlani,  Pemberley-avenue,  Bedford — 1659 
Stead,  F.,  170  Swan-arcade,  Bradford — 6l 
Stephenson,  T.  H.,  Mount-cottage,  Coniston-lake — 928 
Sterry,  E.  S.  (Miss),  14  Friend's-road,  Croydon — 1169,  1202 
Stevens,  A.  G.,  4  York-terrace,  Whitby — 998 
Stevenson,  F.  G.,  10  Kohat-road,  Wimbledon,  S.W. —1386 
Stevenson,   J.   A.,   I   St.   Oswald's  Studios,   Sedlescombe-road,   West 

Brompton,  S.W.— 1713,  1879 
Stewart,  C.  E.,  16  Grove-end-road,  N.W.— 457 
Stewart,    H.    S.'  (Miss),    42   Oxford-terrace,    Hyde-park,    W. — 1782, 

1843,  1889 

Stock,  H.  J.,  Eastfield,  Felpham,  Bognor — 1024 
Stoddard,  F.  E.  (Miss),  6  Pembroke-walk  Studios,  Kensington,  W.— 

1150 

Stoddart,  A.,  The  Studio,  Long-row,  Nottingham — 1498 
Stokes,  L.,  2  Great  Smith-street,  Westminster,  S.W.— 1457 
Stokes,  M.  (Mrs.),  c/o  Mrs.  Westlake,  3  Chelsea-embankment,  S.W.— 

861,  970 

Stone,  A.  (Miss),  5  Grafton-street,  W.— 1208 

Stone,  H.  M.,  37  Barton-street,  West  Kensington,  W.— 1327,  1358 
Stones,  E.  R.  (Miss),  276  Camden-road,  N.W.— 1017 
Stones,  G.  C.,  Needham  Market,  Suffolk— 571 


152  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Stormont,  M.  (Mrs.),  Ypres  Studio,  Rye — 793 

Stott,  W.  R.  S.,  No.  2  Studio,  l^A  Cheyne-row,  S.W.— 431 

Straker,  H.,  4  Primrose-hill  Studios,  Fitzroy-road,  N.W. — 341 

Stratton,  F.,  Amberley,  Sussex — 282 

Streatfeild,  K.  (Miss),  Wynthorpe,  Longton-avenue,  Sydenham,  S.E.— 

342,  1394 

Street,  K.  (Miss),  53  Highbury-park,  N. — 977 
Streeton,  A.,  10  Hill-road,  Abbey-road,  N.W. — 187 
Strellett,  E.,  58  Burton-street,  Upper  Woburn-place,  W.C.— 1237 
Sund,  H.,  17  Rylett-crescent,  Ravenscourt-park,  W. — 983,  1016 
Sutcliffe,  G.  L.,  17  Pall-mall-east,  S.W.— 1671 
Sutcliffe,  L.,  40  Otley-road,  Headingley,  Leeds — 836 
Sutton,  B.,  Market-place-chambers,  Reading — 1615 
Swain,  L.  L.,  86  Warwick-street,  Victoria,  S.W.— 1398 
Swainson,  M.  (Miss),  19  Rue  Monsieur,  Paris — 1780 
Swaish,  F.  G.,  Field-house,  Willsbridge,  Bristol — 365,  693,  753 
Swan,  M.  R.  (Mrs.),  3  Acacia-road,  St.  John's- wood,  N.W. — 622 
Swan  wick,  H.,  Wilmington,  Polegate,  Sussex — 880 
Swarbriek,  J.  and  J.  (Messrs.),  30  St.  Ann-street,  Manchester — 1410 
Swayne,  W.  (Miss),  Tillington-court,  near  Hereford — 1126,  1194,  1222 
Syddall,  J.,  The  Studio,  Old  Whittington,  Chesterfield— 547 
Symonds,  W.   R.,  Cornwall-lodge,  Rowan-road,  Brook-green,  W. — 

407,  747 

Symons,  W.  C.,  Stocks,  Udimore,  Rye — 404 
Synge,  E.  M.,  Clare-cottage,  West  Byfleet — 1304 
Szvatek,  A.  D.  C.  (Mrs.),  15  Blithfield-street,  Kensington,  W.-^2O9 


THORNYCROFT,  H.,  R.A.,  2A  Melbury-road,  Kensington,  W.— 

1859,  1860,  1863,  J9°9 
TUKE,  H.  S.,  A.,  Lyndon-lodge,  Hanwell,  W.— 262,  289,  579,  615, 

689,  739 

Takeuchi,  T.,  IOQA  New  King's-road,  S.W. — 633 
Talmage,  A.,  143  Church-street,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 24,  264,  655 
Tanner,  L.  (Miss),  29  Pelham-place,  South  Kensington,  S.W. — 1131 
Tapper,  W.,  10  Melina-place,  St.  John's- wood,  N.W. — 1463,  1643 


THE    EXHIBITORS.  153 

Tarver,  E.  W.,  51  Acacia-road,  N.W. — 984 

Tarver,  H.  M.  (Miss),  The  Bungalow,  Old  Bushey,  Herts— 1034,  I096 
Taubman,  F.  M.,  14  Provost-road,  South  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1685 
Tayler,  A.  C.,  10  Cavendish-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W. — 202,  266 
Taylerson,  J.  E.,  22  Marney-road,  Clap  ham-common,  S.W. — 1820 
Taylor,  B.  V.  W.  (Mrs.),  74  Park-road,  Green-lane,  Ilford— 1121 
Taylor,  L.  C.,  Ewhurst,  Surrey — 116,  393,  620 
Teasdale,  P.  M.,  Studio,  City-chambers,  Leeds— 715 
Tenison,  A.  H.  R.,  21  Great  Peter-street,  Westminster,  S.W.— 1541 
Tennant,  M.  C.  (Miss),  13  New  Bedford-road,  Luton — 1028 
Theakston,  E.  G.,  36  King-street,  E.G. — 1639 
Thomas,  P.,  21  Fitzroy-square,  W.— 601,  1357 
Thompson,  C.  H.,  Compton,  near  Guildford — 414 
Thompson,  F.,  3  Pimlico,  Durham — 874 
Thompson,  F.  L.,  Polwin,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 440 
Thompson,  H.  R.,  6  Parkhill-road  Studios,  N.W.— 795 
Thomson,  A.  P.,  21  Maxwell-road,  Glasgow — 1299,  1349 
Thomson,  W.  H.  (Miss),  59  Font-street,  S.W.— 1053 
Thornhill,  P.  J.,  High  Garrett,  Braintree,  Essex— 470 
Tod,  R.,  26  Frederick-street,  Edinburgh — 1050 
Toft,  A.,  87  Clifton-hill,  N.W.— 1690,  1801 

Tollemache,  D.  (Hon.),  131  Oakwood-court,  Kensington,  W. — 20 
Tomkins,  F.  (Miss),  3  St.  Luke's-terrace,  Cheltenham— 1119 
Toms,  R.  G.,  50  Tottenham-court-road,  W. — 1897 
Topham,  F.  W.  W.,  Coneyhurst,  Ewhurst,  Surrey — 439,  805 
Topham,  I.  (Miss),  72  Chesterfield-road,  Montpelier,  Bristol— 1284, 1344 
Toplis,  W.  A.,  Sark,  Channel  Islands— 374 

Townsend,  C.  H.,  32  Queen's-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 1572 
Townsend,  E.,  29  Newman-street,  W. — 331 
Travers,  N.  (Miss),  Cheam,  Surrey — j8l 

Treadwell  and  Martin  (Messrs.),  Charing  Cross-house,  Charing  Cross- 
road, W.C.— 1508 

Trent,  N.  A.,  Studio,  14  Gunter-grove,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 947,  1765 
Trewby,   E.  C.  (Miss),  Langford- lodge,  New-park-road,  Brixton-hill, 

S.W.— 1193 

Troubridge,  U.  (Mrs.)  107  St.  George's-square,  S.W.— 1729,  1795 
Tucker,  A.,  Trevena,  W'indermere — 915 
Turnbull,  A.  W.,  24  York-place,  Edinburgh — 537 
Turner,  A.,  6  Hurlingham-road,  S.W.— 1808 
Turner,  J.  (Mrs.  H.),  51  Tavistock-square,  W.C.— 952 


154  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST    OF  [1910 

Turner,  K.  (Miss),  The  Grange,  Church-street,  Stoke  Newington,  N. — 

992 

Turrell,  A.  J.,  146  Walm-lane,  Cricklewood,  N.W.— 1273,  1314 
Turrell,  C.,  6  Finchley-road,  N.W.— 1051 

Tushingham,  S.,  74  Sedlescombe-road,  West  Brompton,  S.W. — 1352 
Tweed,  J.,  8  The  Avenue  Studios,  76  Fulham-road,  S.W. —1754,  1764, 

1789 

Tyrell,  T.,  Kennington  Studios,  Prince's-square,  S.E.— 1862 
Tyrwhitt,  T.,  3  Pilgrim's-lane,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1546 


U 

Upton,  F.  K.  (Miss),  2  Smith-square,  Westminster,  S.W.— 172,  707 
Urie,  O.  G.  (Miss),  39  Magdalen-road,  St.  Leonard's-on-Sea — 800 
Urwick,  W.,  3  Hill-road,  Abbey-road,  N.W.—  34 
Usher,  E.  F.  (Miss),  The  Homestead,  Lansdowne,  Worcester— 1261 
Utley,  J.  (Miss),  Sefton-house,  West  Derby,  Liverpool — 828 


Van  Anrooy,  A.,  7  Studios,  Sherift-road,  N.W.— 814 

Van  Beurden,  A.,  Rue  de  la  Pelle,  Antwerp — 1864 

Van  Havermaet,  C.,  22  West  Kensington-gardens,  W. — 558 

Van  Raalte,  H.  B.,  49  Portsdown-road,  W.— 1406 

Van  Ruith,  H.,  5  St.  James's -square,  Holland-park,  W. — 1403 

Vigor,  C.,  12  Boltons  Studios,  Redcliffe-road,  S.W.— 776 

Vining,  J.  N.  R.,  RolPs-chambers,  89  Chancery -lane,  W.C.— 1590 


W 

WATERHOUSE,   J.    W.,    R.A.y    10   Hall-road,    St.    John's-wood, 

N.W.— 14,  114 
WATERLOW,   Sir  E.  A.,   R.A.,    I   Maresfield-gardens,    Fitzjohn's- 

avenue,  N.W. — 144,  293,  636,  818 
WEBB,   Sir  A.,   C.B.,   R.A.,    19  Queen   Anne's-gate,    Westminster, 

S.W.— 1465,  1470,  1472 
WOODS,    H.,    R.A.,  Casetta  Rocca,  583  San  Vio,  Venice,    Italy— 

?7>  7°>  82»  523,  535 


THE    EXHIBITORS.  155 

WYLLIE,  W.   L.,   R.A.,  Tower-house,   Tower-street,   Portsmouth— 

59,  207,  217,  514,  756 
WOOD,  F.  D.,  A.,  27  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1728,  1757,  1835, 

1853,  1880 

Waddilove,  A.  M.  (Miss),  Dormans,  Parkstone,  Dorset — 1148,  1163 
Wagner,  C.,  Kaisers werth,  Rheinland,  Germany — 234 
Wagstaff,  W.  W.,  Studio,  209  Rutland  Street,  JIampstead-road,  N.W. 

—1710 

Waite,  E.  W.,  Sunnymount,  Guildford— 8 
Waite,  H.,  Wingate,  Westgate-on-Sea— 544 
Walcot,  W.,  7  Boltons  Studios,  Redcliffe-road,  S.W.— 1302 
Walford,  A.  P.  (Miss),  9  Belsize-crescent,  N.W. — 519 
Walker,  A.  G.,  5  Cedar  Studios,  Glebe-place,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 1727, 

1899,  1903 

Walker,  G.  G.,  Melrose,  Great  Kingshill,  High  Wycombe— 1724,  1736 
Walker,  J.  D.,  13  Parkcliffe-mount,  Bradford — 935,  966 
Walker,  J.  H.,  65  Victoria-road,  Kensington,  W. — 736 
Walker,  L.,  Studio,  I5IA  King  Henry 's-road,  N.W. — 999 
Wallace,  J.,  The  Walls,  Berwick-on-Tweed— 532 
Waller,  M.  L.  (Mrs.  S.  E.),  58  Circus-road,  N.W.— 62,  734 
Wallis,  K.  G.  (Miss),  2  Adair-house,  Oakley-street,  Chelsea,  S.W.— 

1845 

Wallwork,  R.,  City  Art  School,  Mount  Street,  Liverpool — 372,  1345 
Walsh,  L.  E.  (Mrs.),  Ferndale,  Rydens-road,  Walton-on-Thames — 1239 
Walton,  C.  R.  (Mrs.),  26  King  Edward's-gardens,  Acton-hill,  W. — 991 
Walton,  F.,  Holmbury  St.  Mary,  Dorking — 261 
Ward,  A.,  6  Pembroke  Studios,  Pembroke-gardens,  Kensington,  W. — 

1376,  1383       ' 

Ward,  C.  B.  (Mrs.),  Wentworth,  Manresa-road,  S.W.— 797,  910 
Ward,  C.  D.,  Wentworth,  Manresa-road,  S.W.— 315,  520 
Ward,  D.  P.  (Miss),  The  Crossways,  Sundridge-park,  Kent — 1060,  1107 
Ward,  E,  Greenheys,  Northwood,  Middlesex — 1647 
Ward,  E.  A.,  12  Aubrey-walk,  Campden-hill,  W. — 170,  383 
Ward,  H.,  59  Boulevard  Berthier,  Paris — 1919,  1920 
Ward,W.  H.  and  W.  G.  Cogswell  (Messrs.),  28  Theobald's-road,W.C. 

—1462 

Wardle,  A.,  34  Alma-square,  N.W. — 72,  482 
Warne-Browne,  A.  J.,  4A  Upper  Baker-street,  N.W. — 710 
Warren,  E.,  20  Bedford-square,  W.C. — 1609 
Waterhouse,  P.,  Staple-inn-buildings,  W.C. — 1421 


156  AN   ALPHABETICAL   LIST   OF  [1910 

Waterhouse,  V.  (Miss),  22  Avonmore-road,  West  Kensington,  W — 755 

Waters,  D.  B.,  160  High-street,  N.W.— 557 

Watherston,  E.  (Miss),  7  Primrose-hill  Studios,  Fitzroy-road,  N.W. — 89 

Watson,  C.  J.,  19  Girdlers-road,  Brook-green,  W. — 1298 

Watson,  G.  S.,  17  Melbury-road,  Kensington,  W. — 169,  200 

Watson,  H.,  18  Kensington-court-place,  W. — 313,  764 

Watt,  F.,  2  Great  Stuart-street,  Edinburgh — 748 

Watts,  J.  T.,  34  Lidderdale-road,  Sefton-park,  Liverpool — 598,  841 

Wear,  M.  M.  (Miss),  Dunrobin,  Rossmore-avenue,  Parkstone,  Dorset 

—1138 

Webber,  H.  S.,  23  Queen-street,  Maidenhead — 1619 
Webster,  H.  A.,  c/o  Chapman  Bros.,  241  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. 

—1305,  1336 

Webster,  W.  E.,  6  Pomona  Studios,  in  New  King's-road,  S.W. — 99 
Wehrschmidt,  D.  A.,  6A  Holbein-place,  S.W. — 599 
Welby,  E.  (Miss),  I4A  Finchley-road,  N.W.— 965 
Welch,  H.  A.,  20  Golder's-green-parade,  N.W.— 1418 
Welch,  H.  A.  and  F.  J.  W.  Hart  (Messrs.),  20  Golder's-green-parade, 

N.W.— 1428 

Wells,  J.  S.  S.,  8  Bedford-park-mansions,  Bedford-park,  W.— 386 
Wells,  R.  D.,  5  Bedford-row,  W.C.— 1433 
Wells,  R.  F.,  II  Sloane-street,  S.W.— 1811,  1837,  1852 
West,  J.  W.,  The  Vane,  North  wood,  Middlesex— 6 
Westbye,  J.  T.,  I  Princess-road,  Primrose-hill,  N.W. — 1626 
Westrup,  E.  K.  (Miss),  Ternhill-manor,  New  Milton,  Hants — 582 
Wetherbee,  G.,  18  Redington-road,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 280,  751 
Wheeler,  E.  K.  (Miss),  Kewhurst,  Tilehurst,  Berks— 1887 
Wheelwright,  M.  (Mrs.),  Cleves,  Ditchling,  Sussex — 1231 
Wheelwright,  R.,  17  Meadow  Studios,  Bushey,  Herts — 366,  412 
White,  A.  C.,  93  Clifton-hill,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 1833 
White,  F.  (Miss),  12  Cathcart  Studios,  33  Redclifte-road,  S.W.— 1059 
White,  W.  H.,  I4A  Cavendish-place,  Cavendish-square,  W. — 1460 
Whitehead,  F.,  174  Belsize-road,  N.W.— 436 
Whitie,  W.  B.,  219  St.  Vincent-street,  Glasgow — 1461 
Whitlaw,  R.  M.  (Miss),  Amerden,  Taplow,  Bucks— 866,  948 
Whittlemore,  W.  G.,  c/o  Chapman  Bros.,  241   King's-road,  Chelsea, 

S.W.— 855 

Whyatt,  G.,  Ship-hotel,  Bosham,  Chichester— 849 
Whydale,  E.  H.,  8  Lausanne-road,  Peckham,  S.E.— 400 
Wicks,  A.  (Mrs.  S.),  Ashley-lodge,  Howard-road,  Reigate— 1134 


THE   EXHIBITORS.  157 

Widdas,  E.  A.,  I  St.  Edmund's-terrace,  Regent's-park,  N.W. — 1106 
Wiens,  S.  M.,  I  Carlyle  Studios,  296  King's-road,  Chelsea,  S.W. — 1918 
Wilbee,  C.  M.  (Miss),  7  High-street,  Harrow-on-the-hill — 497 
Wilkinson,  C.,  The  Studio,  43 (Blenheim-crescent,  Ladbroke-grove,  W 

—442 

Wilkinson,  H.,  Brockenhurst,  Hants — 451,  643 
Wilkinson,  N.,  2  Wychcombe  Studios,  England's-lane,  N.W. — 208 
Williams,  A.  (Miss),  Beechwood,  Beaconsfield,  Bucks — 1295 
Williams,  A.  H.,  23  Loughborough-road,    Mrixton,  S.W. — 1351 
Williams,  B.,  94  Lee-bank-road,  Birmingham — 899,  906 
Williams,  C.,  71  Eardley-crescent,  S.W. — 142,  281 
Williams,  L.  G.  (Miss)  33  Via  Margutta,  Rome — 1809 
Williams,  M.  (Miss),  2  Imperial-buildings,  East  Croydon — 1103 
Williams,  M.  L.  (Miss),  12  Windsor-road,  Barry,  S.  Wales — 494 
Williams,  T.,  89  Gunterstone-road,  West  Kensington,  W. — 302 
Willis,  E.  M.  (Miss),  Penshurst,  41  Park-road,  Chiswick,  W. — 1191,  1210 
Willmott,  E.,  I  Raymond-buildings,  Gray's-inn,  W.C. — 1621 
Wilson,  B.  J.  (Miss),  The  Laurels,  Woodham-lane,  Woking — 1164 
Wilson,   C.    E.,    The   Studio,   Milford-heath,    near   God  aiming— 779, 

853,  937 

Wilson,  E.  M.,  9  Faraday-road,  Acton,  W. — 1279 

Wilson,  H.  M.,  Berwyn,  Brampton-road,  St.  Albans — 303,  322,  429 

Wilson,  H.  R.  (Miss),  8  Kelso-place,  Kensington,  W. — 333 

Wilson,  S.  E.,  Wynchmore,  Harpenden,  Herts — 1303,  1312 

Wilson,  W.  G.,  5  Bloomsbury-mansions,  Hart-street,  W.C. — 1554 

Wilthew,  G.,  38  Cheyne-walk,  S.W.— 461 

Winans,  W.,  Surrenden-park,  Pluckley,  Kent — 1793 

Windley,  M.  R.,(Miss),  34  St.  James-road,  Leicester — 1783 

Winser,  M.  (Miss),  Ratsberry,  Tenterden,  Kent — 1828 

Winter,  T.,  Avondale,  Southpark,  Reigate — 583 

Wise,  C.  E.   (Miss),   3   Downside-crescent,   Haverstock-hill,   N.W. — 

1251 

Wollen,  W.  B.,  10  Queen-Anne's-gardens,  Bedford-park,  W. — 232 
Wolseley,  G.,  Sandycove,  Newlyn,  Penzance — 108,  610 
Wood,  A.  J.  C.,  Stock-park,  Lakeside,  Ulverston,  Lanes. — 684 
Wood,  C.   M.   (Mrs.   R.   H.  Wright),  2  Harcourt-buildings,  Temple, 

E.G.— 450,  649 

Wood,  E.,  78  Cross-street,  Manchester — 1506 
Wood,  E.  S.  (Miss),  Vine-court  Studio,   Holland-street,  Kensington, 

W.— 311,  420 


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Wood,  H.  (Miss),  94  Redcliffe-gardens,  S.W.— 1784 

Wood,  J.  B.,  The  Studio,  5  Tavern-street,  Ipswich— 586 

Wood,  L.  S.,  3  Featherstone-buildings,  High  Holborn,  W.C. — 1483 

Woodbury,  C.  H.,  c/o  H.  Van  der  Weyden,  Montreuil-sur-mer,  Pas  de 

Calais,  France — 674 

Woodville,  R.  C.,  Stella's-cottage,  Farnham,  Surrey — 410 
Woulfe,  V.  (Miss),  Studio,  122  Southampton-row,  W.C. — 813 
Wratten  &  Godfrey  (Messrs.),   n  Carteret-street,  Queen- Anne's-gate, 

S.W.— 1423 

Wright,  Edith  (Miss),  Castlegate,  Thirsk— 608 
Wright,  Ethel  (Miss),  3  Cheniston-gardens  Studios,  Kensington,  W. — 

683,  1370 

Wright,  F.  A.,  2  The  Mall,  Parkhill-road,  Hampstead,  N.W.— 1815 
Wright,  H.  B.,  173  Mackenzie-road,  Beckenham,  Kent — 1270,  1381 
Wright,  P.  J.,  40  Risingholme-road,  Wealdstone,  Middlesex — 1380 
Wright,  R.  H.,  2  Harcourt-Buildings,  Temple,  E.G.— 787 
Wrightson,  M.  (Miss),  Neasham-hall,  Darlington — 1769,  1775 
Wyatt,  K.  M.  (Miss),  39  Welbeck-street,  W. — 1021 
Wybrants,  J.  H.,  2  Oakleigh-gardens,  Whetstone,  N.— 666 
Wyllie,  C.  W.,  SA  Elm-tree-road,  St.  John's-wood,  N.W.— 165,  491 


YEAMES,  W.  F.,  R.A.,  4  Campbell-road,  Hanwell,  W.— 958 
Yates,  F.,  High  wood-house  Studio,  Upper  Marylebone-street,  W. — 67 
Yeates,  A.  B.,  18  Maddox-street,  W. — 1425,  1495 
Young,  R.  R.  B.  (Miss),  5  Great  Western-terrace,  Glasgow — 1069 


1910]  THE    EXHIBITORS.  159 


The  following  Academicians  and  Associates 
do  not  exhibit  this  year. 

BROCK,  T.,  R.A.,  The  Studio,  30  Osnaburgh-street,  Regent's-park, 

N.W. 

COWPER,  F.  C.,  A.,  2  Edwardes-square  Studios,  Kensington,  W. 
CROWE,  E.,  A.,  Reform-club,  Pall-mall,  S.W. 
SHAW,  R.  N.,  R.A.,  6  Ellerdale-road,  Hampstead,  N.W. 


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