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Hvti8t6 IRcprcscntcb. 
 
 ABORN, JOHN. 
 
 This artist la a constant exhibitor at the kading English Art 
 Galleries. His work Is moat artistic, with a vigorous grasp 
 of the subject represented. His pleasant pictures of Surrey 
 landscapes find a ready tale. 
 
 COX, ARTHUR. 
 
 Member of the Liverpool Academy of Arts, and special artist 
 to the London " Graphic." Many of his pictures are in 
 private collections, Including that of Lord Derby. He Is 
 a constant exhibitor at all the London Art Galleries. 
 
 GRACE, JAMES E. 
 
 Member of thei Royal Society of British Artists. Mr. Grace 
 possesses the faculty of producing bold effects and at the 
 same time filling in all details with delicacy and refinement. 
 There Is a feeung of restfu'ness and calm enjoyment in all 
 his work, and his pictures are all delightful, and a treat to 
 study, they are such as one would " like to live with." 
 
 HAGARTY, PARKER. 
 
 Member of, the Royal Cambrian Academy of Arts. An artist 
 whose work always has a ready sale, and it is noticeable 
 for its delicate color and pleasant artistic feeling. The 
 brush is good and the subject well chosen. He has sold pic- 
 tures to very prominent collectors round Liverpool and dis- 
 trict, i ■ ■ an important work to the Marquis of Bute for a 
 large bUM. He exhibits at all the standard exhibitions. 
 
irAYi':a, clai'dk, 
 
 Mftiiber (if tlic Koyal liiHtlliilc of I'liliiters tii Water Colors 
 and the Institute of falntera In Oil Colore. 
 
 ThiH urtist'H work Is very strong and ri( h in color, and his 
 pictuiLS are alwaya welcomed at the l.omion lOxliildt onH, 
 \vh»^re he regularly exhibits. He was awarded the Silver 
 Medal at the CryHtal Palnee. lS9i. for his large oil entitled, 
 " Near Arunilel. " 
 
 HAYES, EDWIN. 
 
 Acndemlelan of the Royal Hibernian Academy of Arts, Dublin. 
 MemlK-r of the Koyal InHtitute of I'ainters in Water Colors, 
 the Institute of Painters in Oil Colors, etc. Diplomas, Gold, 
 Silver and Bronze Medals awarded to Mr. Edwin Hays ; — 
 Sydney IOxhil)ition, 187!i. Intirnatioiiai I'Mshery E.xhibltion, 
 1883; Royal Diploma from the Queen, 188 1; Adelaide Exhi- 
 bition, 1887; Crystal Palace Exhibition, 1888; Paris Interna- 
 tional Hxhililtion, Diploma for Water Color. 1889; Worlil's 
 Fair, Chicago, Medal and Diploma, 189:i; Crystal Palace 
 Exhibition, 1893; Crystal Palace Exhibition. 1896. 
 
 "Than whom a finer open-sea painter does not exist at the 
 present day." — " Magazine of Art," Dec., 1892. 
 
 G. D. HISCOX, (Palnter-ln-Ordinary to the Queen.) 
 
 Mr. G. D. Hlscox has been a constant exhibitor for many years 
 at the Royal Academy, Royal Instllute, Royal Hibernian 
 Academy, Royal Society of British Artists and other large 
 art centres. For ten years in succession ho has had large 
 and Important pictures in oil and water colors on the line 
 in t!ie Koyal Academy, and has had the honor to exhibit 
 his pictures on three occasions to the " Queen," and has 
 sold some of his works to Her Majesty. Several of his 
 paintings are at Windsor Castle and St. James Palace. 
 
 HOLMES. E. (deceased.) 
 
 The late Mr. E. Holmes' pictures are admirable in technique, 
 fine in color, and finished in detail. His landscapes with 
 figure stibjects are highly prized for that natural delicacy in 
 the form of the figures and the coloring, which is equally 
 carried out. 
 
HUSON. THOMAS. 
 
 MoniliiT of I he Uoyal IiiMtltute of Painters In Water Colora. 
 The water colorH of Mr. Hupon are alwayn rharmtng siib- 
 JcctH, ver.v chiirniliiKly rendfred, ninnlfoHtlnK a lovo for 
 nature and a desire to l)oh()ld litr in one of her Hweetent 
 nioodH. HIh oil paintings are fresh, natural and vivid pre 
 sentatlons of the charniM of nature. Two of his paintings 
 are In the Permanent Gallery at Liverpool. 
 
 KINO YEEND. 
 
 Vlre-Presldenl of the Uoyal Society of Ilrltlsh Artlnts, Mem- 
 ber of the Royal Institute of Palnteis in Water Colors, and 
 the Institute of Painters In Oil Colors. Medallist at the 
 World's Fair. Chicago. Mr. King Is one of the moat able 
 and rising of Kngllsh artists, and at no distant day there is 
 a strong probal)lllty of his being elected an associate of 
 the Royal Academy. A eeleluated picture of his, " From 
 Green to Gold," hangs In the Mverpool Permanent Gallery. 
 
 KNOWLES. G. SHERIDAN. 
 
 Member of the Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colors, 
 the Royal Society of Ilrltish Artists, the Royal Cambrian 
 Academy of Art. This artist is considered one of the best 
 figure painters exhibiting at the Academy, and his pictures 
 are always rejiroduced In the offloial catalogue. H! i work 
 gives unmistakable proof of a sense of subject work, with 
 the disposition to Invest landscape with poetic thought. 
 In this he Is always successful, while the groui)lng of the 
 figures is excellent, expression and costumes well drawn, 
 full of life and harmonious in color, which entitle them to 
 a high position in art. 
 
 MACINTOSH, .lOHN M. 
 
 Member of the Royal Society of British Artists. Exhibits at 
 the principal English Art Galleries. His work is done with 
 a feeling for nature, whh it patient and calm devotion to 
 the practical requirements of ai t. 
 
 MORTON, GEORGE. 
 
 This artist resides in London, and exhibits at the principal 
 Galleries. His work is mostly portrait and figure subjects, 
 which attract much attention. 
 
NORTON, \V. E. 
 
 Kx)iil)ilor at the Royal Aradeniy, Honorable Mention at the 
 Salon, lS!t,">, two Gold Medals in America at the National 
 Academy of Design, N.Y., and the Philadelphia Academy. 
 Mr. VV. E. Norton was born in Massachnsetts. In his yonth 
 he had a fondness for tlie sea, and made several voyages 
 before the mast, previous to settling in Boston, where he 
 began painting marine views, which are still his specialities, 
 and in wliich he has met with decided success. In 1877 he 
 went abroad, opening a studio in London, and where he 
 still resides. He exhibits at the Royal Academy, the Salon 
 and the principal Art Galleries of Europe. The " Art 
 Journal" says of his work : " It is most remarkable for its 
 effective presentation of f ne neutral tints of rich deep gray 
 and soft hazy dream-lights." 
 
 PARTON, ERNEST. 
 
 Member of the Institute of Painters in Oil Colors. 
 
 Mr. Ernest Parton is an American by birth, being born at Hud- 
 son, N.Y., 1845. He was elected a member of the Artists' 
 Fund Society in 1873, and in that year went to Europe for 
 the purpose of spending a few months in Great i3ritain, 
 but, meeting with success in London, has remained there, 
 and no other artist in England has made such a decided 
 advance in his profession during the past few years. The 
 one thing to l)e noticed in all the paintings of this artist 
 is the remarkable skill he displays in keeping the indivi- 
 duality of colors; by this he produces charming effects-where 
 a less skilful artist would fail to make the picture interest- 
 ing, and there is always a decided out-of-door look about 
 his work which tells the beholder that the artist painted 
 Nature just as he found her. 
 
 PISA, A. 
 
 Mr. Pisa is at pre'^ent a resident of London, but studied the ar), 
 of painting in Florence and Paris. His style and colors are 
 exci llent. and in effects of atmosphere and lights he is very 
 happy, and L-eems to get the magic that belongs to all 
 delicate perceptions. 
 
 RICHARDSON, E. STEWART. 
 
 Member cf the Royal Scottish Society of Painters in Water 
 Colors. A landscape painter who has within the past few 
 years taken a leap in adxance, and is now ranked among 
 the foremost i)ainters in England. His delicately painted 
 pictures show an acnuaintanie with the more modern phase 
 of landscape art. Exhibits at the Royal Academy, Royal 
 Institute of Painters in Water Colors, and Institute of Paint- 
 ers in Oil Colors. 
 
ROWE, T. TRYTHALL. 
 
 Exhibitor at tiie Royal Academy, Royal Hibernian Academy 
 of Arts, Dublin, Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors 
 and tbe Institute of Painters in Oil Colors. Mr. Rowe's 
 favorite subject is landscape, which he paints true to nature 
 and truly characteristic; of English scenes. 
 
 STUART, CHARLES. 
 
 A well known artist of mountainous landscape. At the Art 
 T'nion Exhibition, Mr. Stuart's " Sunshine and Mists," a 
 bold view of mountain Ecenery, was selected for the highest 
 prize, valued at .£100. Mr. Charles Stuart's pictures always 
 attract great attention, and do so year after year. His 
 Scotch, Welsh and English landscapes, every one of which 
 is deserving of careful study, and though all were painted 
 by one artist, they show such wonderful variety that it is 
 difficult to believe they are all from the one hand. Anyone 
 who has studied the ever-varying effect of light and shadow 
 in a mountainous region will have no hesitation in, saying 
 thai Mr. Stuart has rather under-estimated than otherwise 
 one of these sudden changes. — " Daily Telegraph." 
 
 WALTERS, G. S. 
 
 Councillor of the Royal Society of British Artists and exhibitor 
 at the Royal lemy, Royal Institute and all principal gal- 
 
 leries of Englaua. His river scenes are exceedingly delicate 
 in color and true to nature. It is impossible to look at this 
 clever artist's work without feeling that the proper colors 
 are there in well-balanced order. 
 
 WEEDON, A. W. 
 
 Member of the Royal Institute of Painters in Water Colors, 
 the Royal Society of British Artists, etc. A painter of good 
 style and clever manner of execution. The coloring of hi-i 
 work is good and generally of a quiet tone, but +he light and 
 shade in most cases strong, which has a charming effect 
 All his pictures show excellent workmanship, and the details 
 painted with care which is not easily equalled. His paint- 
 ings are always hung in prominent positions at the leading 
 exhibitions. 
 
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 Water Colours. 
 
 G. D. HISCOX. 
 
 I'aiiitei' in ordinary Ui the (i)iieen. 
 
 1 A Wayside Inn, Faniham 
 
 2 Walberswick, Suffolk 
 
 3 Morning in her Buskin Grey 
 
 4 A Day of Rest 
 
 5 Going Home, Winter 
 
 6 Lake Lucerne, Switzerland 
 
 7 St. Martins, Summer 
 
 8 Nevvlyn, Cornwall 
 
 9 Farnham Royal, Stormy 
 10 Autumn 
 
 I T Moonrise in the Forest 
 12 A Dead Beech Tree 
 
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 24 
 
 CLAUDE HAYES, IP.O, R.I. 
 The Boat Mender 
 The East Coast. Suffolk 
 Moonlip:ht, Berkshire 
 On the River Wey, Dorsetshire 
 Haymaking in Surrey 
 Belton Common 
 Evening, Dunwich, Suttolk 
 In Berksliire 
 Towards Evening 
 Near Godahning 
 Road to Chichester 
 Road to Godahiiing 
 
 J. M. MACINTOSH, R.B.A. 
 
 25 Thatcham 
 
 26 On the Kennet 
 
 JAMES E. GRACE, R.B.A. 
 
 27 On Milford Common, Surrey 
 
A. PISA. 
 
 28 Tunisi 
 
 29 Piazia Fatti, Florence 
 
 G. S. WALTERS, R.B.A 
 
 30 In Penrice Park 
 
 31 On the Trent at Ingleby 
 In Caswell Bay 
 
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 40 
 
 A. W. WEEDON, R.I., R.B.A. 
 
 Sonnini:' on the Thames 
 Mill on the Rhine 
 lioshani, Sussex 
 
 EDWIN HAYES, R.H.A., I.P.O., R.L 
 
 Dutch FishiuLi^ 15oats 
 
 Sunset 
 
 Ship Running Free, Newhaven 
 
 THOMAS HUSON, R.I. 
 
 Haytime 
 
 Kxliihiti'il at the Livcr[ii)ol Autuniu Kxhiliitioii. 
 
 On the Anglesea Coast 
 
 Kxliihitod at the Royal Institute. 
 
Oil Paintings. 
 
 G. MORTON. 
 
 4 J Companions 
 
 42 M>- Lady Disdain 
 
 43 
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 45 
 
 JOHN ABORN, S.W.S. 
 
 A Quiet Nook 
 Gorsc' antl 1 leather 
 R()\a1 (Joiiinion 
 
 A. PISA 
 
 46 Shoeini^ tlu; I iorse 
 
 47 By the River 
 
 F. S. RICHARDSON, R.S.S. 
 
 48 Sunny Afteiiioon, Loch Ard 
 
 49 Christmas Eve 
 
CLAUDE HAYES, I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 50 A Sheup Pasture 
 
 51 Winter Cirlow 
 
 52 
 53 
 
 JAMES E. GRACE, R.B.A. 
 
 Eveniiij4 in Surrey 
 Aiituinn Days 
 
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 54 
 
 55 
 
 G. D. HISCOX, P.O.Q. 
 
 An Enolish Orchard, Sprino- Blossoms 
 Across th(; Moor 
 
 PARKER HAGARTY, R.C.A. 
 
 56 The Lady of the Lake 
 
 57 
 58 
 
 THOMAS HUSON, R.I. 
 
 Docks u^ Liverpool 
 
 KAhiliitcil al tlic Walkoi' (iallcvy. 
 
 Lano^dale Pikes 
 
 |-;sliiliitiMl at till' Royal Instilute. 
 
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 59 
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 W. E. NORTON. 
 
 On the Quay, Dieppe, France 
 
 Kxliiliilfil lit llif " Siilnii." 
 
 Sunlifrht and Shadow 
 
 Kxliil>iti>il at till' IJnyjil Inslitnd', 
 
 6 1 The Pirook, Sussex 
 
 JOHN ABORN. 
 
 62 Cotta^T^e on the Common 
 
 Kxhihilcil at tlic Socii'ty "f I'.iilisli Artists. 
 
 G. SHERIDAN KNOWLES, R.I., R.B.A., R.C.A. 
 
 63 Ferdinand and Miranda 
 
 l-Ahihitrd at till' Royal S,,ciriy "i I'.ritisli Artists. 
 
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 JAS. E. GRACE, R.B.A. 
 
 64 By the River 
 
 Kxhiliiteil at the Royal Society of I'.ritisli Artists. - 
 
 PARKER HAGARTY, R.C.A. 
 
 65 Sonning on the Thames 
 
 Kxhiliitt'il at thi' Jloyal Aca.li'iiiy. 
 
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 CLAUDE HAYES, I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 66, Morniii- on th(; I\inn, Winter 
 
 i'.xlliliitcl ;it the IuivmI I llsl it lite. 
 
 A. W. WEEDON, I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 67 Eveninir Shadows 
 
 Kxhihitcd Mt tlir K'nyal S,,cicty (if Mritisli Artists. 
 
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 CHARLES STUART. 
 
 68 Calm and Silent 
 
 Kxlliliil.'.l at thr Kr.vill .\(M,1,-I)iy, 
 
 69 Warm Weather in tlie Hiohlands 
 
 ERNEST PARTON, LP.O. 
 
 70 In the Autumn Sunshine 
 
 YEEND KING, R.L, R.B.A., I.P.O. 
 
 ;• In Berkshire 
 
 Kxllil)it(..l at llic linyal 1 iisl itiiti'. 
 
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 EDWIN HAYES, R.H.A., I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 72 Entrance to Genoa 
 
 Kxhiliilcil Mt tlir lin.Viil Aciulfiiiy ainl i(ini|i;iiiinn tn "Sunset, iib 
 Sen," piurlmsc.l in 1S!>1 from tlif Clmntiy I'.cMiiu'st iMiml fur |mt- 
 niiuiejit cxln'liiliun. 
 
 W. E. NORTON. 
 
 73 Wanderintr ThouglUs 
 
 Kxliiliited at tlic Uoval Acailcmv. 
 
 F. S. RICHARDSON, R.S.S. 
 
 The Ueer Park 
 
 "Evicted" 
 
 74 
 
 "Kxhiliilcil at th(! luiyal Acadriny. 
 
 ARTHUR COX, L.S.S. 
 
 75 Summer on the Severn 
 
 Exhibited at the Liveri^ol Autumn Kxhil.ition. 
 
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 Water Colours. 
 
 CLAUDE HAYES, I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 76 Moonliuht, St. Chives 
 -]•] At the Pond 
 
 78 Royal Common 
 
 79 On the Wey, Dorsetshire 
 
 80 Surrey Sand Pit 
 
 G. D. HISCOX. P.O.Q. 
 
 (Si P^irmvard, Norwood 
 
 82 Rams[,rate Sands 
 
 83 Walbersvvick, Suffolk 
 
 84 Returnino- from Work 
 
 85 A Queer Stick 
 
 86 Stoke- Poois Church 
 
 87 A Road through the Poorest 
 
 88 Shooting Wild Fowl 
 
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 J. M. MACINTOSH, R.B.A. 
 
 89 WooUiampton Village 
 
 90 Spring, Bucklebviry Common 
 
 F. S. RICHARDSON, R.S.S. 
 
 91 Barking, Lobster Creels 
 
 92 Anstruthers, Fifeshire 
 
 93 Afternoon, Fifeshire Coast 
 
 94 Hemmingford Mill 
 
 G. S. WALTERS, R.B.A. 
 
 95 The Straits of Dover 
 
 96 The South Foreland 
 
 97 In Langlands Bay 
 
 A. W. WEEDON, R.B.A., R.I. 
 
 98 Shiplake on Thames 
 
 99 Dordrecht Mill, Holland 
 
 1 00 Milford Church, Hants 
 
 10 1 A Morning Halt 
 
 102 Hayfield, Sussex 
 
 Exhibited at the Royal Institute 
 
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 THOMAS HUSON, R.I. 
 
 KxliibiteJ lit tlio Uoj'iil Institute. 
 
 EDWIN HAYES, K.H.A., I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 104 FishuiL'' vSmack, Leavinj,'' l*ort 
 
 Tlu.-< Water Cdliir was aw, t the Mnlal ami I)i]ilniiia for Marine 
 siiliject, at tlie Wdi'M'H Fair, Clii(!ii^'i), IM',).'!. 
 
 105 Guernsey FishiiijiT Boats 
 
 106 French Vessels off Dover 
 
 107 
 108 
 109 
 1 10 
 I 1 1 
 1 12 
 
 Oil Painting's. 
 
 G. D. HISCOX, RO.Q. 
 
 Homewards, Windsor Forest 
 Hard Times, Winter at Hurnham 
 An Entrlish Cornfield 
 Old Cottages on the Sands 
 Morning, Littleworth Common 
 Late Autumn 
 
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 JOHN ABORN 
 
 1 13 Autiinin, Surrey 
 
 THOMAS HUSON, R.I. 
 
 1 14 Ra\''"iscra^' 
 
 Kxhil'it<'<l lit tin' Walki i Art < lullcry. 
 1 I 5 Glen L'ledr 
 
 CLAUDE HAYES, IP.O., R.l. 
 
 116 Drivinin^ Home the Flock 
 
 Kxliiliilt'il lit till' Iliiviil Inatilulc. 
 
 YEEND KING, R.B.A., I.P.O., R.I. 
 
 117 A Roadside Pond 
 
 1 18 At Woolhampton Lock 
 
 
 GEORGE MORTON 
 
 119 
 
 Awakened 
 
 120 
 
 Happiness 
 
 121 
 
 A Love Token 
 
 122 
 
 Whitby 
 
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 ERNEST PARTON, I.P.O. 
 
 123 A Waterside Home 
 
 124 Sunset, near Newbury 
 
 A. PISA. 
 
 125 Feeding the Poultry 
 
 TRYTHALL ROWE, R.B.A. 
 
 126 An English Homestead 
 
 Exhibited at tlio Koyal Society of liritisli Artists. 
 
 JAMES E. GRACE, R.B.A. 
 
 ic? Autumn Twilioht 
 
 Kxliihiti'd ut the Royal Institute. 
 
 PARKER HAGARTY, RCA. 
 
 128 A Retdy Marsh 
 
 Kxliihite.l at tlio CarJifF Art Gallery. 
 
 I 29 Flowing to the Sea 
 
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 21 
 
 EDWIN HAYES, R.H.A., I.P.O, R.I. 
 
 1 30 Sunset, Tantallon Castle 
 
 E. HOLMES, R.B.A., (deceased.) 
 
 1 3 r Rustic Gossip 
 
 Exhibited at tlie Royal Society of ISritisli Artists. 
 
 G. SHERIDAN KNOWLES, R.L, R.B.A., R.C.A. 
 
 132 The Last Glimpse at Home 
 
 Exhibited at the Royal Society of British Artists. 
 
 W. E. NORTON. 
 
 I 33 On the Beach, Katwyk, Holland 
 
 J. M. MACINTOSH, RB.A. 
 
 13-1- Stream through the Pasture 
 I 35 Early Morning 
 
 
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 Water Colours. 
 
 136 
 
 138 
 139 
 140 
 
 CLAUDE HAYES, I.P.O., R.L 
 
 Near Maning-tree 
 Stormy Weather, York 
 Alburg Heath, Surrey 
 Near St. Claves 
 Fishbourno Mill, Sussex 
 
 G. D. HISCOX, RO.Q. 
 
 141 Storm in Harvest Field 
 
 142 Littleworth Common (Pastale) 
 
 143 The Thames at Clewes 
 
 144 Storm in the Snowdon Valley 
 
 145 Lake Lucerne 
 
 146 Mount Seabold, North Wales 
 
 Kxliihiloil lit tlu' Ri)val Acailoniv.