The Studio: An Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art, Two Volumes in One: Volume Five; Volume Six

224; 266, lviii pp. Volumes 5 and 6 bound together. Includes The Manchester School of Art; Snow as a Subject for the Camera; The Japanese Course of Instruction in Woodcarving; Quebec as a Sketching Ground; Interview with Mr. Frank Wilbert Stokes, A Painter in the Arctic Regions; The Kelpie; Letters from Artists to Artists on Sketching Grounds; On a Recent Criticism of Lorenzo Lotto; The Making of Monograms; illustrations by Joseph Pennell; Stencilled Fabrics for Decorative Wall Hangings; Artistic Movement in Finland; Egypt as a Sketching Ground; Drawings in Charcoal of Mr. Frank Mura; Edinburgh as a Sketching Ground; Incised and Embossed Leather Work; Japanese Drawings; Lithographs and Their Printing; Mortimer Menpes; and more.