the craftsman - 1910 - 01 - january

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TIFFANY & Co.Retailers, Manufacturers, and Importers

There are special reasons why Tiffany & Co. are ableto offer peculiar advantages in exclusiveness, quality,and valueThey are strictly retailers and manufacture and importonly for their own trade and never sell their goodsthrough agents or other dealersTheir manufacturesof jewelry, silverware, leather goods,stationery, etc., combine originality of design, excellenceof material, and the most skilful and artistic crafts-manshipTheir importations, from the art centers of the world,through their Paris and London branches, comprise acomplete stock of china, glassware, marbles, bronzes,fancy goods, novelties, etc., and include many uniqueexamples of the work of the leading artistsDealing directly, they are able to sell their wares atprices which will be found particularly attractive whencompared with those of similar articles sold elsewhereThese advantages are not only extended to those whocan visit the establishment but, through the facilitiesof a specially organized correspondence department,are equally available to those living at a distance fromNew York

The TitIany 1910 Blue Book, a 760-page catalogue,without illustrations, will be mailed upon reqllest

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Make the first cost of yourbathroom the first and

last cost. Look for theI _ . . .i Label on the

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anteed %airdsrdPlumbing Fixtures,you insure the lifeof your Bathroom.

GUARA5ITF:ED BATHSThe cost of a good bathtub is insignificant when com-pared with its health and comfort value to the home. Staadars Guaranteed label is insurance on the lowIts first cost should be its last. You should plan that cost of bathroom up-keep. It protects you against theyour children and your childrens children will enjoy necessity of tearing out a cheaply constructed, inferiorthe bathroom equipment you install this year, in as good equipment. It is the certificate that means bathtuband serviceable condition as the day you put it in. satisfaction for all time.There is practically little difference in cost between a There are two classes of %aa&d Guaranteedbathtub properly made and the undependable, unn- baths. The Stam%u@ Green and Gold label bathliable kind-between the %a*da@ Guaranteed is triple enameled. If carri es the i oe-year guarantee.bathtub thats built to last, to retain its smooth, cleanly The **dard Red and Black label bath is doublesurface, and the tub made of inferior material, which enameled. I t carri es the two-year guarantee. Andmay look well when first bought but when once in- each at its price is the best and most thoroughly depend-stalled, is not dependable. able bathtub it is possible to purchase.There is but one way only to make certain that your When you buy your bathroom fixtures let thebathroom equipment is all that it ought to he. And StidaM Guarantee label be your guide. And,that is - look for the %taodars Guarantee label. to avoid unscrupulous substitution make sure that everyAssure yourself that it is on the bathtub you buy. The fix ture bears he label both before and offer its installa-tion in your home.Sead for your copy of Modern Bathrooms.bathroom. Many model rooms are illartratod. It will prove of invaluable assistance in the planning of yearTbIS valuable 100 - page book is sent for six cents postage.

Standardbmitavg II&, Co; -New York: 35-37 W. 31st St. Dept. 39, Pittsburgh, Pa.Chicago: 415 Ashland Block. Pittsburgh : 949 Penn Ave.St. Louis: 100-102 N. Fourth St. Baton : 7 I 2 Paddock Buildins.Philadelphia : 1 I28 Walnut St. Lo&vitte: 319- 323 W. M&St.Toronto, Can.: 59 Richmond St. E. New Orleans : Car. Baronne h St. Jaeph Sts.Mwheal, Can. : 2 15C&she Bldo. Cleveland: 648-652 Humn Road, S. E.London E. C : 59 H&on ViaductKindly mmtion The Craftsmao

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Teachers Qolege I ART ACADEMY(QoIumbfa Ulnlvereltp)

Wew @ark IOffers 225 courses of instruaion, including the Theoryand Practice of Teaching Art-Priaciples of Design-Drawing, Painting and Illustration--Clay Modeling- 1Design in Construction and Decoratian-Interi orDecoration--the History and Appreciation of Art.

J AMES E. RUSSELL, LL .D , DeanARTHUR W. DOW. Direc tor. Department of Fine Arts

OF CINCINNATIEndowed. Complete Training inI Art. ~Scholarships. Drawing, Paint-ing, Modeling, Composition, Anato.my, Wood Carving, DecorativeDesign applied to porcelain, enamels,metals and leather.FRANK DUVENECKL. H. MEAKIN C. J . BARNHORNWY. H. FRYand others42nd Year, September 27, 1909, to. Ma 27 1910J . H?GEiT . Director Years tuition, $25Cincinnati. Ohio--

Hem-i School of Arei . . .Classes m Drawing, Paint ing, and Compositi on, underthe mstructmn of Robert Henri .I Portrait Classes tar hlen and Women. Day and Even-, ing Li fe Classes for XVomen. Day and Evening Li feClasses for Men. Composition Class.Season of 1909-10 Commences September 6For terms and other particulars, address,Henri School of Art. 1947 Broadway, N. Y.New York School ofFine and Applied ArtAn Art School That Is Practical

I ashington UniversityST. LOUS SCHOOL OF FNEARTS36th Year Opens September 20thFul ly Equip~d to giw inst ruct ion inDrawing, Germ-k-Decoration, Pottery, Paint-ing, Applied Arts, Composition, Modeling,Book Binding, Crafts

For fu l l i n formaim nd ree r l lwstrated andbook. o&y toE. H. WUERPEL, DirectorBeautifully located at Skinker Road andLindell Boulevard, St. Lo&, MO.

ADELPHI COLLEGELafayette Ave, Cli fton and St. J ames Place, B i ooklya, N. Y

ART DEPARTMENTSix of the best equipped class-rooms I Greater NewYorkAntique, Sti ll Life, Portrait and Figure Cl asses. Work in allMediums. Individual Instruction.Terms: $25.00 for 20 weeks-all day-commencing at anrtime n the 8eBson.Pm& 3.8. WHITTAKER. Direotor

PRATT INSTITUTE ART SCHOOLBROOKLYN, NEW YORK

30 Studios: 35 Instructors: 23rd YearWALTER SCOTT PERRY. Director.SCHOOLf NDUSTRIALRT

OF THE PENNSYLVAN IA MUSEtJMBROAD AND PINE STREETS, PHIL ADELPBIA

Thorough work under trained specialistsin all branches of Fine and Industrial ArtSpecial provision for classes in Il lustration, Architecture.Decorative Paintin and Sculpture. P otteIndustrial Demgn. %xtile Design and Man&%%! work

L. W. MILLER. Prlnciwl.

.Batchelder Craft ShopsSchool of Design and Handicraft626 ARROYO DRIVE PASADENA, CALIFORNIAStudio and Shops equipped for work in Design, Com-position, Metal, J ewelry, Enamels, Pottery, L eather,Embroidery. A Faculty of competent craft workers.

ERNE ST A. BATCHE LDER. Director

Chase Class in Italy--Under the Direction of C. P. Town&yDirector of the London School of ArtWILLIAM . CHASE,nstructor

The Class- will visit NAPL ES, ROME, SIEN A.FL ORENCE . for the purpose of (1) seeing the ArtTreasures of those Cit ies. (2) Sketching and Paintingfrom the Landscape and Li ving M odel. (3) Studyingand Copying the Masterpieces of I talian Art i nthe Gall eries of the U ffizi and Pi tti Palaces, Fl orence.hlembenhip Limited Pr izes and ScholarshipsExpenses Moderate

For further information apply to the American Man-ager, Walter Path. 935 Broadway, New York

1 SKETCHING TOUR 1100 Testimonials from Artists, Exhibitors, and Teachers.Four months. February, end May, $555. Li mited 15members. I I I. booklet. Only winter tour of its kind. ISec. ROBINSON SKETCHING TOURS212 Aldworth Street - - - - - Boston

!-S&LLSPRING ARTCLASS ITALY/ HENRY B. SNELL, Instructor MAURICE C. BOYt), Director

Party sails April 30th for nine weeks sketchins in Taomina. Sicily,Capri and Ravello. placer abounding in color and the charm of Italy.-~

SUMMER ART CLASS IN ROTHENBURGThe Snrll class afford unusual opportuniti es to a&s and students for( individual criGFnE ALGAL TOURS

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We Want ArtistsandWill Pay Them WellWomen and men who can draw, not a dollor a lay-figure, but a pretty, normal-looking,real, live girl and woman, and who do notthink that good fashion-work is beneaththeir art. In Europe the best artists do notconsider it degrading to their art to do excel-lent fashion-work, with the result that theirfashion-drawings lead the world, and theartists make handsome incomes. Arethey wrong?

Here is a field wide open, while that ofgeneral illustration is crowded.

We will welcome specimens from any-where and any one -will you write and letus see what you can do?

The American Fashion EditorsThe Ladies Home J ournal

Philadelphia

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THE CRAFTSMAN: JANUARY DIRECTORY FOR BUYERSART OBJE CTS. SKETCHES, PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, ETCHINGS, PRINTS, ETC.

Macbeth, William .................................... .x University Prints ..................................... .xARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN S MATE RIAL S AND TOOLS

Buffal o Dental Mfg. Co .............................. .viii Lawrence, A. C., Leather Co. .... .................... vii iDevoa. F. W .. & Raynolds, C. T Co ................... .vii Mittineague ........................................ .xivFaber, Eberhard.

...................................... National Blue Pri nt Co. .xxvgt,;t $tsAd Crafts Workshop .,x

.................................................... .!x Porter,W.H.,Mfg.Co ............................... viii, .......................................... .VI 11 Ullman. Sigmund. Co .................................. xiv

BOOKSBuogalow Book ................................... xxviii Ritter & Fl ebbe ...................................... .xCraft sman Homes.. ................................ xii Scribners, Charles, Sons. .......................... xi, xiii

BUILDING MATERIALS: MISCELLANEOUSAssociated Ti le Manufacturers ........................ xxv Sunlight Gas Machine ......... ..................... xxiiBungalow Book ................................... xxviii Tapestry Bri ck .............. .............. Back CoverBungalowcraft Co ................................ .x&ii .......... ..................... xxv%Mloeral Wool

Wilson, H enry L.,..................................... .xxviCEMENT AND CEMENT SUPPLIE S

Atlantic Cement ...................................... xx Bay State Bri ck & Cement Coating ......... ........ .xxiiAtl as Portl and Cement .............................. .xxiAquabar...........................................~xi i Dragon Cement ..................................... .xxTruss Metal Lath. .................................. .xxDOORS, WINDOWS, SHADES, BLI NDS, FI XTURE S, ETC.

Casement Hardware Co ........................... ..xxv i Morgan Co ............. ........................... xviiiFLOORS

Parquet Floors ..................................... .xxvFURNITURE

J amestown Lounge Co. ........................... .xxxii McCreery, J ames, & Co .............. ............... viiHARDWARE

Casement Hardware Co. ............................ xxvi Sargent & Co ..................................... .xxivHEATING APPARATUS, FIXTURES, MANTELS, ETC.

Covert,H.W.,Co. ................................. xxii .................................. .xxliiM&rum-Howell Co Model Heating C o.. The., .......................... .xvi Richardson & Boynton Co .......................... .xxixHOME FURNISHIN GS: MISCELLANEOUS

Bayberry Candles. ................................. xxiii Heiotz Art Metal Shop ................................ .ixDahlguist Mfg. Co ................................... viiiFeltold Casters & Tips., YcCreery, J ames, & Co .............................. .vii........................ ..xxvi i Pi edmont Red Cedar Chest Co., .................... .xxviiiJ EWELRY, J EWELERS TOOLS, GEMS, MATERIALS, ETC.

Buffalo Dental Mfg. Co .............................. ..x i Frost Arts & Crafts Workshop ......................... .ixEspositer, A. 6 S.. Co ................................ .ix Ti ffany&Co ..........................................LIGHTIN G FIXTURES, LAMPS, ETC.

Bayberry Candles. ....... ............................ ..XXl l I EnosCo.,The ...................................... xxxLUMBER, TIMBER, ETC.

Davis, Edw. L .. Lumber Co. ........................ ..xxi iMISCELLANEOUS

Bookbinding........................................x v Hartford F ire Insurance Co .......................... .xvBoyd Tours ......................................... viii .......................................... xivBurlen. Robert (Bookbinder)

Huylers.......................... .viii Ladies Rome J ournal. ............................... .vChase Class i n Italy .................................. .iv Niagara Hydraulic Engine Co ....................... .xxviiGardner, J . E. (Real Estate). ....................... xsvlii Robinson Sketching Tours ............................ .ivMUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

Church, The J ohn, Co .............................. .xXx-iPLUMBI NG AND PLUMBI NG FIXTURES

Standard Sanitary Mfg. Co., ........................... .iiPAI NTS, STAINS, DYES, VARNI SH, COATI NGS, E TC.

Bay State Bri ck & Cement Coating ................... .xxli National Lead Co .................................... .ivCabot, Samuel ..................................... .xxvi Pratt & Lambert, Inc ............................... .xxiiiLi quid Grani te ...... .............................. .xviiROOFING MATERIALS

Proslate ......................................... ..xxv i Ruberoid...........................................xi xRUGS, CARPETS, L INOL EUM S, ETC.

I?Pzzu; R;gs ...................................... xxviii Thread & Thrum. .................................. xxix, .......... .......... ......... .. Second CoverSCHOOLS (ARTS, HANDI CRAFTS, MISCEL LANE OUS)

Adelphi College. .... ............................. .ivAmerican School of Home E conomics N. Y. School of Fi ne & Applied Art..................... .iv

.................. xiv Pratt Institute ...................................... ..i vArt Academ E of Cincinnati ............................ .iv Robinson Sketchin .i Tours........................... ..i v

Bat&elder, rnest A ................................. .iv School of Industruc Art .. ........................... ..i vBoydTours..........................................i v St. Louis School of F ine Arts .......................... .ivChase Class i n Italy .................................. .iv Teachers College. .................................. ..i vDeses School of Spanish .............................. .iv Wil lard School .................................... ..xi vHsori School ....................................... .ivTHINGS HORTICULTURAL

Burpee W. Atl ee, CoHeller bras .............................. ,xx+Munson-Whitaker Co ............................... xviii

.... ................................ ..xxvl* IWALL COVERIN GS, STEN CILS, ETC.

Devoe, F. W., & Raynolds, C. T., Co .................. .vii Frantz Wall Paper Co .............................. .x.xXFabri cona.........................................xxi v Tapestrolea. ..................................... ..xx xvi


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JamesMcCreery Co,23d St r eet 34 th St r eet

Commencing Monday, J anuary the 10th.Sale of Craftsman and English Oak Furniture. Modelsthat are to be discontinued will be sold considerablybelow the usual prices.About February the lst, new Spring models of Crafts-man Furniture. will be on exhibition in connection withan unusually interesting collection of English and ScotchArt Fabrics, suitable for furnishing Country Homes, Bun-galows, Club Houses and Seashore Cottages.

Sketches, Samples and Estimates submitted.23d St r eet

New Yo r k C i t y34 th St ree t

DEVOE STENCIL PASTE COLORSIN TUBESThe only stencil colors that are FAST TO LIGHT, INDELIBLE, PER-MANENT, guaranteed not to run or fade out when used according to directions.

Full directions on each tube. Devoe Stencil Paste Colors are the best for coloringcotton, scrim, denim, canvas, russian crash, burlap, etc., and when used withDevoe Art Stencils you can make beautiful Portiers, Curtains, Pil low Tops, Centre-

pieces, etc. No experience is required; anyonecan use them.

DEVOE ART STENCILSOne, two or three color stencils

Nearly 100 designsDEVOE STENCIL OUTFITS--Containing all

the necessary materials for stencilingWRITE FOR CATALOGUE

F.W.DEVOE&C.T.RAYNOLDSCO.NEW YORK AND CHICAGO

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Leather ForThe Crafts l (I- FOR TABLECOVERS,tc.

WEILDA CALFand Mole Sheep.suede finishedleathers in assorted

colors for all kinds of ART WORK.We ate tanners of the most completelines of leather.

Out Booklets showing co or-moleswill be forwarded on receipt ot 15 ctr:

A. C. LawrenceLeatherCo.ART DEPT.93 South Street. - Boston. Mass.

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SFND FOR THESE PIECE_I-- -OF HAND-HAMMERED COPPE(The jardini ere is made in brass, too)

Besides being useful. these pircrc. are beautiful . addingthe desired touch of form and color to a Craftsman interor indeed any interior.I f you wish to be distinguished for your taste in giftbodes, to the person about to have a birthday, or if you vto show your discri mination in buying for your own home

us mail or express you, prepaid, one or both of these pieYou may return them at our expense if in any way unssfactory.The vase is 3 % inches in extreme diameter and 7 W in

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