. Notable Londoners, an illustrated who's who of professional and business men. BERNARD l-INEGAX GRIBBLEMarine Artist. Mr. Gribble commenced his post-schoclcareer assisting his father in architectural work duringthe erection of the present Brompton Oratory art at the South Kensington Art School. For thepast twenty years he has exhibited at the Royal Academyand at the Paris Salon since 1905 (mention dHonourable,1907). Among other galleries where his works are to beseen is that of the Art Gallery Permanent Collection,Plymouth ifuseum, West of England Academy, Bristol,Museum and Ar
. Notable Londoners, an illustrated who's who of professional and business men. BERNARD l-INEGAX GRIBBLEMarine Artist. Mr. Gribble commenced his post-schoclcareer assisting his father in architectural work duringthe erection of the present Brompton Oratory art at the South Kensington Art School. For thepast twenty years he has exhibited at the Royal Academyand at the Paris Salon since 1905 (mention dHonourable,1907). Among other galleries where his works are to beseen is that of the Art Gallery Permanent Collection,Plymouth ifuseum, West of England Academy, Bristol,Museum and Art Gallery, Preston, Xaval Academy, ,etc. Acted as special artist during the Fashoda Affair forBlack ami White when that publication was prominentamong London Weeklies, also during the Hispano-.\mericanWar, etc. Marine painter to the Shipwrights Company.(Photo: Biissaiio). ALBANY EDWARD HOWARTH. Howarth was born in Durham in 1872, and educatedat the Royal Kepier College, Houghton-le-Spring. Arttraining was obtained at the Northumberland College ArtSchools, Newcastle-on-Tyne. He joined the firm of Arm-strong Whitworth at Newcastle as a draughtsman, andthen took a position on a Northern Press organ as illustratorand cartoonist. He later devoted himself to etching,living much abroad in France, Spain. Italy, Holland, andScandinavia, whence he obtained a numerous and variedselection of subjects, his treatment of which has broughthim deserved fame in the world of Art. As a lecturer hehas had great success in London and the provinces, givingdemonstrations on etching, drypoint, and mezzotint. Hishobby is music. (Photo: Hennigan, Watford)
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