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... a batter position in Southern Flanders, this drawing y Fortunino Matania made a wide appeal tc the Britiik public of the time and display sometkiij of the artist's exceptional t? ents. it Matania, who is still alive to-day, was bon in Naples in 1881. ...
... 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 ...
... TROWBRIDGE. THE ANSWER. GOOD-BYE, OLD MAN. The above is only one of many applications for the beautiful picture by Mr. Fortunino Matania, entitled Good-bye, Old Man, which has appeared in this journal. It has now been issued as a photogravure, signed artist's ...
... 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, ...
... Painted by Fortunino Matania, R.I. These two pictures are both included in the exhibition now open at the Royal Institute Galleries in Piccadilly. The canvas on the right (priced at 1,000 guineas in the catalogue) is the work of Mr. F. Matania, the well-known ...
... purple velvet scabbard, which had just been delivered into his hand by the Archbishop of Canterbury. From a drawing by Fortunino Matania, R.I. lnT TTiin ri jtsr.. GOD SAVE KING GEORGE! LONG LIVE KING GEORGE! MAY THE KING LIVE FOR EVER It was with these ...
... you, my son; But I shall be a mindin' as afar H I go, Of mother an' a brave liP man H I know. Bernard Moore H Signor Fortunino Matania- the well-known Sphere artist, who has just returned from a visit to the British lines in France comes of a well-known ...
... 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 F. Matania, the picture formed one of the illustrations for the ...
... from 1925 until October 1937 FLEEING BEFORE THE TuRKS AFTER THE GREEK ABANDONMENT OF SMYRNA This dramatic drawing by Fortunino Matania appeared in The Sphere of September 30, 1922, and depicts the refugees as they crowded on to boats in order to escape ...
... Mr. Fortunino Matania, the special artist of The Sphere, was on the night of Saturday (September 2) in close proximity to the spot where the German airship fell at Cuffley in Hertfordshire. Bombs were dropping in the neighbourhood of Mr. Matania' s residence ...
... exhibition in Mr. vji Paterson's gallery vw in Old Bond Street. jliflM Mr. Fortunino Matania IWriw! T he Editor is glad to be A xjffl able to give in this issue one of Mr. Matania's brilliant /K0f|l reconstructions of the past. His |mIm re-creations of ...
... which gives him an admirable opportunity to display his talents as pianist, singer, and dancer HINTS FROM AN EXPERT: Fortunino Matania. the distinguished artist, giving Gene Gerrard some professional hints to assist him in playing the part of a painter ...