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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1935

The Woman's Page

Picture-Making In Ways

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That Are New

FEATHERCRAFT FABRIC MOSAIC DESIGNS-GAY STUDIES IN

WHITE WAX REALISTICALLY COLOURED PAPER

(By ANNE SHERATON)!

All kinds of unusual materials are fabrica instead of paints for her; went by post or messenger as soon as taking the place of the painter's pictures of fetes and faira, land- it is ready. Where actual cash is ten palette for making' pictures. One scapes and interiors treated in a dered a new licence should be received woman artist collects the fallen fea-fascinating and original way. Here in exchange before leaving the Licenthers from pet birds belonging to again the faces are usually painted In the ease of renowal the old li-her friends, the gayer the plumage in, but the picture is mainly done in cence should be returned with the ap- the better, and creates most attrac-fabrics of every kind. With gaily-1 plication.

sing Office,

Imperial Airways via Singapore Bandong-Amsterdam via Singapore Saigon-Marseilles la Saigén Singapore-Australia'

tive flower pictures. These feather coloured printed calicos and chiffons craft flower studies are made in this artist depicts all the light- carefully chosen feathers represent-hearted joie de vivre of a Parisian ing flower and foliage colourings, scene of festivity. All the elusive: and mounted on silken back-beauty of a winter landscape is con- Correspondence will be accepted for ground in antique frames. Some-vayed in a study in chiffons, velvet transmission by these services. Rates) and all particulars are shewn in the times the flowers are in miniature, and satins in silvery greys schedules exhibited at the Post Offices.jarranged with the tiniest and browns. All letters etc., must be marked "By brightest of feathers. Air Mail" and be handed in at a Post]

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White wax is the medium utilised Other pictures are larger studies in another phase of picture-making.; set in frames of chromium or mir-Gay little studies of children dancing or, sultable for the modernist rooms and animals are modelled in cameo of today. Parakeets, macaws and form on a black background. blue jaya are some of the birds which effect is, like a white cut-out Bil- yield the brightest "paints" for the houette with a slightly raised sur- feather blossoms. The softer hues face.

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Framed In Maple

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At the moment there is an exhibi-

used in the vase "painting." Only tion at a Bond-street art gallery of

Jan. the backgrounds and the signature

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woman artist

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FROM STRAITS & INDIA

Jan.

Another

plctures of flowers which are

cut

out in paper and coloured to nature. These pictures are all framed in maple, and the artist specialises in studies of flowers from many lands.

There is real artistry in the clever arrangement of the flower

20 specialised in fabric mosaic plctures. She searches the world for scraps of beautiful and exclusive materials, silks, satins, velvets, embroideries groups and colour schemes, Petals, 23 and lace, both antique and modera; leaves and stalks are superimposed

25 and has sold one of her pictures rein delicately cut-out silhouette form,

cently for 110gns.

tinted to nature. The pictures

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The design and colour of the strike an almost surprising modern 31 fabrics used play an important part note.

in the creation of these pictures, in

HAIR FASHION IN

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1935 Coiffures

In 1935 the back of the hair is

to take a graceful turn from the established cut and wave of the last 10 years. The present longish hair is at a perfect stage fur adopting this new style, and may [be trimmed in two varying short

nesses; the front and back much! longer than the sides. The back; is set across the head, or upwarda to the pole, folded and "coiffed"! into large waves and semi-circles, the enda turned into flat, shell curls,

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"My little 2 year old daughter sui. fered very much with pains in the stomach which made her cross and fretful. She was troubled with worms, did not eat at all well, and was very restless at nights, grinding her teeth in hor sleep.

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The smart Parisienne does not which the chief subjects are beau-studies, as in the feather and in the the head, often from

In these coloured paper flower comb her shingle down, but across tifully-clad women, the faces being fabric pictures, the methods em-with the sides forwards 23 painted in on- the crepe-de-chine ployed are the secrets of the artists. wirds, and the end folded into

foundation of the picture.

But they really are pictures, and flat, big curls.

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All the rest of the work is done pletures that make charming and 28 in fabric mosaic in clear-cut sweep attractive possessions for owners of ed to the top of the head, and the Or the hair at the back is brush- 31 ing lines and exquisite colour modern rooms.

schemes, with an effect that is re

front hair brushed up to meet it, miniscent of the pre-Raphaelite

and the binds of both finished with moulded curls flat on the head.

This brings the lobe of the ear into view as a facial feature and mosaic is done in materials with a for the exclusive of both hemis-The back view of the head is, and dietator of hairdressing shows its lovely curce at the back.

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Flowers, too, are very successfully! treated in this way, when the fabric

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26 flower-like texture of surface and pheres, Monsieur Antoine, is em will continue to be, a most signt- If colouring.

phasising sculptured modelling and cant feature of style; a view] Calicos And Chiffons shape, a mode devoid of anything which has Yet another woman artist who has so unsophisticated as fluffiness or speculations of la mode for several been engaging, the held more than one successful show poetic wisps: But the finished seasons, with cascades and poten- at a well-known art gallery uses style is a coiffure and not a "ohorn" tial bustles, sleeves jutting back- head; very feminine, and raminis-wards, bare backs, and back fasten- cent of classical outlines.

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