CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE THE STUDIO. AUGUST 1943. Yol. 126. No. 605
Edited by Geoffrey Holme
ARTICLES
British Art in the Allied National Centres.
By Alfred A. Longden, D.S.O. 33 Harold M. Schwartz: Interior Decorator.
By Walter Rendell Storey 45 Art as an Aid in Illness. By Adrian Hill, R.B.A. 48 Stanley Spencer. By Jan Gordon 50 Scottish Intellectualism : William Johnstone.
By Denis Saurat 54 London Commentary. By Jan Gordon 36 Emily Carr : Canadian Painter . 60 Post-War Art Patronage. By Lee Simonson 61
John B. Flannagan : In Memoriam. By Clare Montgomery 62 Book Reviews 64
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Corner of the Study. By H. E. du Plessis 37 Still Life. By Kenneth Rowntree 40 Lady in Yellow Skirt. By Derwent Lees 41 Fruit on a plate. By Sir William Nicholson 44
From the Artist’s Window, Cookham. By Stanley Spencer 53 Doge Leonardo Loredano. By Giovanni Bellini 56
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