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The Studio, Vol 26, No. 111, 1902

First part of the new volume. An illustrated magazine of fine and applied art.

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The Studio
The Studio was a fine arts magazines first published in 1893. It was first published in London in April 1893 by Charles Holme and document art movements such as Art Nouveau and Arts & Crafts. It ceased pubication in 1964 and was relaunched as Studio International.

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The Studio, Vol 26, No. 111, 1902
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