The Summer Exhibition of the International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers (Twenty-third London Exhibition), 1918

Exhibits

Exhibition included La Prière. To the Memory of Mrs B. D. Hutchison

Exhibition included The Visionary

Exhibition included Lady Randolph Churchill

Exhibition included Colonel Hall Walker, MP

Exhibition included Smiling Woman

Exhibition included Major W. Bishop, VC, DSO, MC, RFC

Exhibition included The Merry Peasant

Exhibition included Winnie

Exhibition included H. G. Wells, Esq.

Exhibition included Statuette

Exhibition included Pte John Rennie (Australian Force), at St Dunstan's Hostel for the Blind

Exhibition included Head of a Youth

Exhibition included Little Jackson

Exhibition included Design for a Bird Bath

Exhibition included The Sand-Bag

Exhibition included Mr W. A. J.

Locations

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Took place at Grosvenor Gallery 51a New Bond Street London | View on map

Organizing Institution or Venue

Organized by The International Society of Sculptors, Painters and Gravers

Participants

Exhibitors included Clare Consuelo Sheridan
'H. G. Wells, Esq.'

Exhibitors included Berthe Diamondstein
Multiple works

Exhibitors included Viggo Jarl
'Head of a Youth'

Exhibitors included Elsie Keen
Multiple works

Exhibitors included Frances Bessie Burlison
Multiple works

Exhibitors included Phyllis Muriel Cowan Archibald Clay
'Winnie'

Exhibitors included Florence Ada Kendrick
'The Merry Peasant'

Exhibitors included Conrad Gustave d'Huc Dressler
'La Prière. To the Memory of Mrs. B. D. Hutchison'

Exhibitors included Charles Web Gilbert
Multiple works

Exhibitors included Christabel Dennison
Multiple works

Sources

Catalogue of the Twenty-third Exhibition, 1918, held at the Grosvenor Gallery, 51a New Bond Street., W.
1918

International Society, press cuttings, from autumn 1914
1914 (Circa)
Comprehensive selection of exhibition reviews from national and regional newspapers.

The Year's Art 1899: A Concise Epitome of all Matters Relating to the Arts of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, and to the Schools of Design which have occurred during the year 1898, together with information respecting the events of the year 1899
1899
p. 137