A BIG HIT IN WAR PICTURES

Kaipara and Waitemata Echo, 8 January 1915, Page 3

A BIG HIT IN WAR PICTURES

There are few things that appeal more directly to the. average reader than a really unusual and artistic portrait of a popular hero. " Life " has just published a set of four large and really fine portrait-studies of leaders in the great war—Kitchener, General French, Admiral Jelliooe and General Joffre. These " heads" are issued at the low price qf Is each, are practically life-size portraits, and are ready and fit for framing, The studies are drawn by the Australian artist, Charles Nutta.ll) from original photographs. Each portrait is printed in double-tone on the finest heavy plate paper which measures 15 x 20 inches. The effect of the big pictures printed in rich double-tone on art paper 15x20 inches in size is most' striking. "Life's" War Portraits would make an attractive gift. Readers who wish for. tlie set of four heads should order then} .at once from their bookseller at is each.' A-sk tor "Life's" War Potraits. If he can't supply, a postal liqte for 4^ 6,d sent to T. Shaw Fitchett, 376 Swanson Street, Melbourne, will bring the set of four portraits—Kitchener, Joffre, French, and Jellicpe—by post to the readers' home,