Identifier: internationalstu75newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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Morgan. It is knownas the Royal Sove-reign and is believedto have been ab-stracted in some wayduring the transfer-ring of the collectionof models from Ken-sington palace to theNaval College atGreenwich in 1830.\ Spanish Below the water-line the hull is leftottie unplanked so as to show the method of building. The ship has an unusuallyornate stern, with much carving, gilding and threepoop-lanterns resembling Venetian lamps of theRenaissance. In the yacht club collection is alsoa line model of the Hall-Moon which was madein Holland at the time the reproduction of Hen-drik Hudsons famous ship was sent to New \ orkto take part in the Hudson-Fulton celebration. In recent years interest in collecting andbuilding these miniature craft has brought somany men, and some women, into the held thaithere was formed two years ago the Ship ModelSociety, which now includes about sixty mem-bers, the organization having given one exhibition SEPTEMBER I Q 2 2 Iu r ei sblv-n ine mceRnACioriAL 5wmm
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in the Fine Arts Building in • M- s- JUNO- AN early frigate (1757) try. Carlton T. Chapman, . . , IN THE SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM , . _ - New York in the spring 01 \\ . I_. Aylward, Cordon H. K)2i of models loaned by the members. Included Grant, Henry B. Snell, Ezra Winter and C. H. among the members are bankers, lawyers, authors, Patterson, all marine artists, also have collections, artists, writers and yachtsmen. There are two Mr. Chapman being one of the senior devotees of women members, who are collectors of models this pastime. The prize model of his collection is pure and simple. Mr. Clarkson A. Collins, Jr. an Italian warship of the eighteenth century and has about fifty specimens in his collection, whichin number leads the list along with that of Mr.Wiles. Henry B. Culver has won the reputationol making some of the finest models ever turned he has several models of full-rigged merchantmenand of small craft. One of the features of the great collection ofmodels in the Louvre is

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