. Keramic studio. ^ ^ .--.^^.-v. DOROTHY PERKINS ROSE—IDA M. FERRIS-HOLDRIDGE (Treatment page 194) 200 KERAMIC STUDIO. BURLEY EXHIBIT IN writing of the Second Annual Exhibition of handdecorated porcelains held by the Burley & TyrrellCompany, it is necessary to comment on the object of theseexhibitions, upon which they expend hundreds of dollars inthe effort and the giving of prizes. The invitation is extendedto all mineral painters in the United States in the hope that bythe bringing together of competitive painting, all will bestimulated to more serious work that may prove an inspirationand i
. Keramic studio. ^ ^ .--.^^.-v. DOROTHY PERKINS ROSE—IDA M. FERRIS-HOLDRIDGE (Treatment page 194) 200 KERAMIC STUDIO. BURLEY EXHIBIT IN writing of the Second Annual Exhibition of handdecorated porcelains held by the Burley & TyrrellCompany, it is necessary to comment on the object of theseexhibitions, upon which they expend hundreds of dollars inthe effort and the giving of prizes. The invitation is extendedto all mineral painters in the United States in the hope that bythe bringing together of competitive painting, all will bestimulated to more serious work that may prove an inspirationand instruction to those not yet able to produce art year there was a much larger out-of-town attendance andCity friends quadrupled last years number. Visitors weregiven a voting card, thus constituting them the Jury of Selec-tion for the prizes which were awarded as follows: First prizefor conventional work, Miss Helga M. Peterson, ChocolateSet, No. 502; Second prize for conventional work, Mrs. F. , Round Dish, No. 505; First prize for naturalisticwork, Mrs. B. Carlson, Tea Set, No. 354; Secon
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