... the Chrierina• magazines. Every one of the i many fine pictures in the number s the work an whet of soma distinction. G. E. Studdy contributes capital dog pictures. There are also notable reproductions of etchings by Louis Scut and of paintings by Claude ...

... H. H. Bateman. A. W. Mils, A. E. Horne, Alfred Leese. W. Head' Robinson. Wilmot LUM, Fred Buchanan. Harold Farrah-3w, G. E. Studdy, Fronk Nowbould, Hustle Buck, Albert Bailey, Gibson. WIU Owen, Laurie Tinior. Starr Wood. Cecil Mill Mabel Lucie Anwell, ...

... Furniss, Bertram Prance, C. Harrison. Aldin, H. Low, 0. Inch. H. Roundtree, W. Owen. B. Hugh. H. M. Brock, O. Wilson, E. E. Studdy. From every point of view Winter’s a very charming producw.«d, w.«d, and the printeie, have wmbiru-d make it a most artistic ...

... Pcgram Hope Read, Frank Reynolds. W. Heath Robinson, Harry Bowntree, Tony Sarg, G. L. Charles Sheldon, Ernest 11. Shepard, G. E. Studdy, Charles Sykes, Lance Thackeray, G. H. Thorne, F. H. Townsend, Godfrey Wilson. Lawson Mood, Starr Wood. “ Printers’ Pie published ...

... of the publication, and certainly the picture page three hundred and twenty-seven roves!' a vivid imagination on Mr. G. E. Studdy's part, when be attempts' to delineate the condition of humanity when the mad outnumber the sane three hundred years hence ...

... the publica• tion, and certainly the picture on page three hundred and twenty-seven reveals a vivid imagination on Ile. 0. E. Studdy's part, when he attempts to delineate,the condition of humanity amen the mad outnumber the sane three hundred years hence ...