The Studio (May 1930)

Contents include: The Subject Picture; its Significance in Relation to Modern Art by Roger Fry; Jewellery and Goldsmiths’ Work in France by Georges Fouquet; Early American Rooms in the Brooklyn Museum by C. Adolf; The Art of Moise Kisling by Marcel Valaurie; A Chat to the Print Lover by Malcolm C. Salaman; International Exhibition of Glass and Rugs, New York by C. John B. Hallows; Long Island by Claude Roger-Marx; Thomas Lowinsky, Decorator of Books by D. W. L.; Italian Painters of To-day by N. C. Hunt; Current Events in the Art World; and Reviews of Books. Supplements in Colour include The Simwell Family by Copley; Samuel Blunt and his Wife by Zoffany; The Green Room, Drury Lane by Hogarth; Portrait of Mille. Valentine Tessier by M. Kisling; The Greenhouse by Charles Gerriard; and a Colour Mezzotint by Max Pollak.