Mr. Simpson, of Edinburgh, is a young Scotchman of infinite ambition
and generous talent. He is not only a clever designer of book-plates,
but he has a magazine to exploit his schemes and theories of art. This
is reputed to be a quarterly, but it is erratic, like its sponsor, and
issues "once in a while." Mr. Simpson's designs are full of feeling
and rich in treatment. About twenty-five of these have seen the light
and are prized by the lovers of modernity.
Robert Bateman, 1897
Kris Allsopp, 1897
Kris Allsopp, 1897
J. A. Whish, 1898
James Dick, 1898
F. N. and A. W. Hepworth, 1898
Cissie Allsopp, 1898
J. W. Simpson
Charles Holme
Julio Guardia
K. E., Graf zu Leiningen-Westerburg, 1898
Maud H. Scott, 1898
A. Gaston Masson
Geo. May Elwood
T. F. M. Williamson, 1899
(Gordon) Craig
Mabel Waterson
Fiffi Kuhn
Maisie Phillips
Samuel Linsley
Pauline Stone
T. N. Foulis
Joseph W. Simpson
W. M. Stone