A Big Hit in War Pictures

Tuapeka Times, Volume XLV, Issue 6218, 5 December 1914, Page 4

A Big Hit in War Pictures

iivere are lew / tilings that appeal moi.-ie directly to the average reader tha.nl a really unusual and artistic portrait o£ a popular liero. " Life " has just published a set oi /.our larga and reallyj line portraitstudies of leaders in the great warKitchener, General French, Admiral ■Jeliicoq, and General Joli're. These " heads " are issued at the low price oi is each, and | give the purchaser practically a life-sizo portrait, in each case, ready and lit for framing. !Xhey are known as Life's " War Por-

traits. The studies are drawn by the Australian artist, Charles iNuttal, from original photographs, and m.akt! -as line a set of war portraits as hivve come under our notice. portrait is printed in doubleconft on the linest heavy plate ;paper which measures 15 x2O inches. The efieot of the big.■ pictures printccd in fich double-tone on art paper 15 oc 20 inches in size is most striking. The set of " Life's " War Poirtraita are the sort of picture that (makes an attractive gift, or will look effective if framed. The supply of these life-sized. Jipads is limited. J?eadors who wish Übo set of four heads should order thcoi at once from their; boo.k-seller at : ls each. Ask for " Life's " War: Porthai.ts. y he can't supply a postal not® for 4s 6d sent to T. Sh; aw Fitcheitt, 376 Swanston Street;, Met boarne, will bring the set of f lour portraits—Kitchener, Joffrs), French, and J' sllicoe—by post to the reader's h< Jme.