International studio . is a fascinatingSpring, by Mr. Tom Mostyn, which iswonderful in its vivid sunlight and gay,clear colour, and there are pictures of a130 very persuasive type from Mr. StanhopeForbes, who is still able to find plenty ofgood material in his favourite Cornishvillages. Works by Mr. R. W. Allan,Mr. Sydney Lee, Mr. Moffat Lindner,and other capable artists, increase thestrength of this section of the exhibition, a The chief interior paintings are thosein which, as in the Peace Conference pic-tures and some others named above, theinterior is a setting and not the ostensibleor pri
International studio . is a fascinatingSpring, by Mr. Tom Mostyn, which iswonderful in its vivid sunlight and gay,clear colour, and there are pictures of a130 very persuasive type from Mr. StanhopeForbes, who is still able to find plenty ofgood material in his favourite Cornishvillages. Works by Mr. R. W. Allan,Mr. Sydney Lee, Mr. Moffat Lindner,and other capable artists, increase thestrength of this section of the exhibition, a The chief interior paintings are thosein which, as in the Peace Conference pic-tures and some others named above, theinterior is a setting and not the ostensibleor principal motif of the painting, but Y. Camerons diploma work, an impres-sive study of a cathedral interior, Durham,must certainly be ranked among the mostsignificant contributions to the show. 0 The best things in the water-colourroom are Mr. Russell Flints dainty little study. Miss posing as Clearista, Mr. Percy Dixons The Flats, Bridgewalcr,Miss D. W. Hawksleys Moonrise, andThe Discovery of the North Pole, by THE DWARF (SCENE FROMTHE TALES OF RICHOUX). BY OSWALD MOSER ,Cop™, reserved)
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