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International studio . ; The Road to Louviers, byMr. Herman A. Webster ; In the Hen Run, byMinna Bolingbroke; Saint Oucn, Pont Audemer,by Mr. Charles J. Watson; Le Moulin dA fort, by AL Eug. Bejot; The Parrel at Bridgivater, by W. Charlton; and A North Country Hall,by Miss Ethel Stewart. Sir Charles Holroyds artwas well represented and there was a loan collectionof some seventeen prints by the late Prof. AlphonseLegros. Two notable absentees this year wereSir Alfred East and Mr. Brang^vyn. Mr. Joseph Simpsons were the most attractiveexhibits at the Pencil Societys Exhibition atPaters
International studio . ; The Road to Louviers, byMr. Herman A. Webster ; In the Hen Run, byMinna Bolingbroke; Saint Oucn, Pont Audemer,by Mr. Charles J. Watson; Le Moulin dA fort, by AL Eug. Bejot; The Parrel at Bridgivater, by W. Charlton; and A North Country Hall,by Miss Ethel Stewart. Sir Charles Holroyds artwas well represented and there was a loan collectionof some seventeen prints by the late Prof. AlphonseLegros. Two notable absentees this year wereSir Alfred East and Mr. Brang^vyn. Mr. Joseph Simpsons were the most attractiveexhibits at the Pencil Societys Exhibition atPatersons Gallery, and there were some excellentworks from Sir Charles Holroyd and Messrs. StevenSpurrier, W. Hatherell, Frank Gillett, and GeorgeBelcher. There are many able draughtsmen inthis country whose allegiance, if secured, wouldimprove the societys claim to its title by makingmore widely representative exhibitions possible. At the Walker Gallery Miss S. Isabel Dacres Little Pictures of Italy made an attractive J -ASTIR, YORKSHIRE FROM A DRY-POINT BY ALBANY P. HOWARTH, (By fermissicn of Altssrs. J. and D. Cohiaghi and Olach, and Messrs. Dcwdesuells)
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