Class XXX.]
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Mr. J. G. IIowe, of London , for his imitation of ancientpainted window-glass. (Class XXIV., Xo. 67, p. 707.) i
M. A. Lussox, of Paris , for his painted glass window.(France , Xo. 565, p. 1205.) 1
Mr. George Myers, of Loudon, for the tomb in stone ■of Bishop Walsh. (Class XXVI., No. 533, p. 761.)(Prize Medal, Class XXVII.) 1
Messrs. M. and A. O’Connor, of London , for their |painted glass. (Class XXIV., Xo. 65, p. 707.) |
The Jury gladly seize the opportunity which now offers :itself of rendering justice to the taste displayed by theircolleague, Mr. Pugin , in the arrangement of the MediscvalCourt in the Exhibition, (p. 761.)
Mr. W. CVaii.es, of Newcastle-upon-Tyne , for hispainted glass for York Cathedral . (Class XXIV., Xo. 73,p. 707.)
To the Government Manufactory of Gobelin andBeauvais Tapestry (No. 1367, p. 1241) the Jury awarda Council Medal jointly with Class XIX.
Division D.— Mosaics and Inlaid Works.
Section D.—1. In Sto7ie.
The following Prize Medals were awarded in thissection:—
To the Cavalikre Barberi, of Rome , for a mosaictable, designed and executed by him, representing viewsof celebrated cities in Italy. (Rome , No. 15, p. 1286.)(Council Medal, Class XXVII.)
To Mr. G. Bianciiini, of Florence, for his tables inpietradura, one of them exhibited by R. S. Holford, Esq.,and not entered in the Catalogue, the other entered (Tus-cany, No. 113, p. 1299). The Jury were much pleasedto learn that the merits of this distinguished artist, withrespect to the second table, had been suitably acknow-ledged by another Jury. The table described under No.Ill, in the same page of the Catalogue, has not beenexhibited.
To M. Raffaelle Castelijni, Royal Manufactory ofSt. Peter’s, Rome , for his copies in mosaic of a medallionportrait of Boniface II. , by Bompiani, and of the head ofSt. John the Baptist, by Guereino. (Rome , No. 23, p.1286.)
The Jury were of opinion that the following artistswere deserving of Honourable Mention :—
M. Benedetto Boschetti, of Rome , for two mosaictables. (Rome , No. 17, p. 1286. Prize Medal, ClassXXVII.)
M. Domenico Moglia, of Rome , for his mosaics.(Rome , No. 21, p. 1286. Honourable Mention, ClassXXVII.)
The Cavaliere Luigi Moglia, of Rome , for his mosaicview of the Temples of Pmstum. (Rome , No. 20, p. 1286).Prize Medal, Class XXVII.)
M. Antonio Rocchigiani, of Rome , for his mosaicview of the Temples of Psestum. (Rome , No. 22, p. 1286.)
Section D.—2. In Tiles.
The Jury made no award in this section.
Section D.—3. In Vitrified Materials.
The Jury made no award in this section.
Section D.—4. In Wood .
The following Prize Medal was awarded in this Sec-tion :—
To MM. Perez and Co., of Barcelona, for an octagonaltable of inlaid wood. The Jury have heard with pleasure,that the distinguished merits of this work have beensuitably acknowledged by another Jury. (Spain , No. 271a,p. 1346.)
The following Prize Medals were awarded in this Sec-tion :—
ToM. J. Falloise, of Li£ge, for various inlaid objects.(Belgium , No. 384, p. 1163.) Prize Medal, Class XXIII.)
To M. J. Roucou, of Paris, for his inlaid work. (France ,No. 16S9, p. 1257.)
The Jury were of opinion that the following artistswere deserving of Honourable Mention :—
Messrs. S. II. and D. Gass, of London , for a niellobracelet, designed by Mr. Maclise . (Class XXIII., No.83, p. 683.)
The Royal Ordnance Manufactory, of Toledo, forvarious inlaid arms. (Spain , No. 266, p. 1346.)
M. E. Zuloaga, of Eibar, for his inlaid ornaments onpistols and other arms. (Spain , No. 264 a, p. 1346\ PrizeMedal, Class XXIII.)
Division E.— Enamels.
Section E.—1. On Metals.
The following Prize Medals were awarded in this Sec-tion :—
| To M. — Bonnet (of Paris ?), for the head of St. John,
! in enamel. (France , 1309, p. 1241.)
| To Mr. W. Essex, of London , for his enamel paintings.
! (No. 241, pp. 435, 436, Class XXX.)i To M. — Hamon, of Paris , for an enamelled casket,j (No. 1369, p. 1241.)
| To Madame Pauline Laurent, of Paris , for her three
* enamels in copper, two after Raphael, and one repre-■ senting Venus. (France , No. 1369, p. 1241.)
: The Jury were of opinion that the following artists
were deserving of Honourable Mention :—
Mr. Vi. C. Bell, of London , for his enamel paintingof the “ Eeee Homo,” after Correggio . (No. 249, p. 836,Class XXX.)
Mr. II. P. Bone, of London , for his enamel paintings; on gold. (No. 238, p. 835, Class XXX.)
; Mr. J. IIasi.em, of London , for his enamel paintings on; gold. (No. 237, p. 835, Class XXX.)
I The following Prize Medals were awarded in this Sec-j tion:—
: To M. Antoine Beranger, of Paris , for his portrait
i of Prince Albert, life-size, painted on china, after Winter-‘ halter. (Main Avenue East, No. 97, p. 109.) Also for aHead, painted by him on china, after Rubens. (France ,
! No. 1369, p. 1241.)
! To M. II. Bucker, of Dresden , for his paintings on| china. (Saxony, No. 176, p. 1112.)
| To M. J. Dietkrle, of Paris , for the general good' taste displayed in the painting of china in the Manufac-tory of Sevres, of which he is co-director. (France , No.1369, p. 1241.)
To Mme. A. Ducluzeau (of Paris ?), for her portraitj of Her Majesty, life-size, painted on china, after Winter-I halter. (Main Avenue East, No. 96, p. 1U9.) Also fori her painting of a Holy Familv, on china. (France , No.j 1369, p. 1241.)
To M. Jacobber, of Paris , for his paintings of flowerson china, after Van Huysum. (France , No. 271, p. 1189.)i To Mme. Jacotot, of Paris , for the Head of Raphael,j painted by her on china. (France , No. 1369, p. 1241.)
| To M. N. Korniloff, of St. Petersburg , for a landscape! after Berghcm, on china : executed at the Imperial China- Manufactory, St. Petersburg. (Russia , No. 31S, p. 1376.)To M. — Schilt, of Paris , for his painting on a chinavase. (France , No. 1369, p. 1241.)
To M. O. Wustlich, of Bamberg, for his portrait ofI Charles IX. on china. Exhibited by Mr. Schmidt. (Ba-| varia, No. 92, p. 1102.)
j The Jury were of opinion that the following artists| were deserving of Honourable Mention : —j Mr. — Bradley, of Stoke-upon-Trent , for his paintingof Ducks on china, exhibited by Mr. Copeland. (Classj XXV., No. 2, p. 711.)
j Mr. S. Chesters, of London , for his specimen ofI painting on china, after Murillo. (No. 246, p. 836.)j MM. Eckelmann and Wustiah, for their portraits ofthe Queen with the Prince of Wales, and of Prince Albert,
• painted on china from miniatures after Thorburn. (Main1 Avenue West, No. 140, p. 109.)
j MM. F. E. Hennkberg and Co., of Gotha, for theirpaintings on china. (Prussia, No. 772, p. 1093.)j M. Mariette de Cuassagne, for a painting on china