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... scenes in the First World War. Chevalier Fortunino Matania was born in Naples in 1881 and, according to his own account, was ed ucated in the studio of his father, an Art Professor. The drawing by Fortunino Matania is of the occasion in Guildhall, London ...
... drawings made specially for the occasions by SPHERE artists, most notable among them being Fortunino Matania and Eduardo Matania. On behalf of The Sphere Fortunino Matania travelled far and wide recording his vivid impressions. The greater part of his finest ...
... officers of State, and bearers of the Regalia are seen awaiting the coming of the King and Queen in this drawing made by Fortunino Matania. On the extreme left of the drawing is Viscount Lascelles, elder son of the Princess Royal and the Earl of Harewood, ...
... Primate lifted the Queen' crown the Koh-i-noor that is set in it flashed and sparkled so that all m ht see. Drawn by Fortunino Matania, one of The Sphere artists in the Abbey THE NEWLY-CROWNED KING GEORGE V PREPARES TO DESCEND THE STEPS OF THE THEATRE ...
... Mary's Days MAY 1935-- THE CLIMAX OF THE SILVER JUBILEE In this drawing, so photographically perfect in all its detail, Fortunino Matania, the noted artist whose work was for so long a feature of The Sphere, reconstructed the scene of splendour in St. Paul's ...
... King's crowning, but the ceremony was almost as splendid. On right THE CRO /NING OF KING GEORGE VI In this painting Fortunino Matania, whc had already recorded a previous Coronation, depicted the moment as The Crown of St. Edward was placed upon the King's ...
... Peace Sixty Years of News 1914 A HEROIC ACTION DURING THE RETREAT FROM MONS: The original water- colour painting by Fortunino Matania, which was reproduced in The Sphere of November 14, 1914, shows L Battery, Royal Horse Artillery, in action at Nery ...
... i the occasion of the third progress of the King and Queen through London after the Coronation, and in this picture Fortunino Matania recorded the scene it I High Table as Grace was said by the Archbishop of Canterbury (Dr. Randall Davidson), who is seen ...
... leading Sphere artists were Percy F. S. Spence, Maurice Greiffenhagen and Sidney Paget. Later in the century the work of Fortunino Matania began to loom large in The Sphere, and he recorded the Coronations of both King George V and his son King George VI, ...
... etiquette of the day had prescribed twelve months of mourning after the death of Edward VII. The drawing is by Eduardo and Fortunino Matania. 1910-- THE FUNERAL OF KING EDWARD VII: The service was held in St. George's Chapel, at Windsor, on May 20. Drawn by ...
... more famous names were added to the list of contributors. In 1905 Shorter obtained the exclusive services of the artist Fortunino Matania, who, happily, is still alive to-day. Discussing the black-and- white artists who worked for newspapers, the editor wrote ...
... nearly 18 years. His release was taken as indicating a new stage in the relations between Rome and Moscow. DEATH OF FORTUNINO MATANIA Chevalier Fertunino Matania, who died in London last week, was one of the most dis tinguished artists who worked for ...