TEE SCHOOL OF ART.

Press, Volume LII, Issue 9021, 6 February 1895, Page 6

TEE SCHOOL OF ART.

The following are the awards in connection with the School of Art:—Freehand— First prize, T. Ridsdale; second, A. H. Alien and S. C. Munday (equal); hon. mention, N. Wright and A. M. Mcllraith. Model—First prize, A. E.. Julius; second, L. H. Booth and J. Stout (equal) ; hon. mention, A. H. 'Allen and -A. L. Ford. Light and shade from the 1 * anttque-i-H. Spensley/ Still- life in colour—M. H. Aitken; hon. mention, J. rL.- Ndsworthy. Modelling ia ,clay—Whitcombe prize, A. Markhain. Head or figure - from life in colour—Priz* and bronze medal, C. I K-Bicker ton • hon. mention, Dora Meeson. Copied decorative designs—D. Dickinson; iioo. mention, AY. Thompson. Cabinet work competition—G. O. Chaplin; hon. mention, C. Brunsden. FBBE SrCDKNTSniP3. Morning Class—For the best set of landscapes from nature, M. H. Aitken; hon. mention, E. Turner. For the best painting from still life, A. M. McLean. For the best painting from lite,' C. E. Bickerton; hon. mention, P. Meeson. ; Evening Class—For the best drawing from life in monochrome, S. Bourdot; hon. mention, H. Gibson and R. J. Westropp. For the besc drawiug from' the antique in monochrome, A. Sorensen; for the best architectural drawing, C. W. Wood. Decorative design for the best kept note book, G. W. Bradley; hon. mention, G. O. Gbftplio. Arehiteotonl'deeiga for tbt best

kept note book, lion, mention. C. W. Wood. Decorative design for the bast sec of 15 original designs, T. Rides ; hon. mention, W. Thompson. External woodwork competition, third prize, G. O. Chaplin; lion, mention, C. E. Bruneden.