Rules of sport

THE RULES OF SPORT
(I.) PAINTING.
Class
A .—Cartoons in black and twhite, accompanied by a
coloured sketch representing either—(a) A triumphal procession ;
or (b) The battle of the Greeks and Amazons ; either subject to
be treated as a frieze io feet long by 4 feet high. The coloured
sketch to be quarter full size.
Pyize:
The Gold Olympic Medal.
Class
B.—Canvases representing either—(a) (Modern Athletics)
A Football Match ; or (b) (Classical Athletics) Discus throwers
(not less than four, nor more than six, principal figures) ; or
(c) Hercules and Antaeus. These subjects to be treated on
canvases not more than 7 feet 6 inches and not less than 6 feet
n the widest dimension.
Pyize:
The Gold Olympic Medal.
(II.) SCULPTURE.
Class A.—A
frieze in relief, Io feet long by 4 feet wide, repre-
senting either—(a) A triumphal procession; or (b) The battle
of the Greeks and Amazons.
Pyize :
The Gold Olympic Medal.
(Class
B.—Open to all artists. Any one of the following subject
to be treated either in the round or in relief—(a) A Football
Match; (b) Discus throwers; (c) Hercules and Antaeus. The
size of the reliefs to be not more than 7 feet 6 inches and not less
than 6 feet in their widest dimension. The figures in groups in
he round to be not less than 4 feet 6 inches high.
Prize:
The Gold Olympic Medal.
(III.) ARCHITECTURE. Open to
all architects.
(a) A swimming bath zoo feet long by 33 feet wide, surrounded
by a colonnade and dressing-rooms, with a domed hall at one end
and a vestibule at the other.
To include a plan, elevation and section on separate sheets
to s-inch scale, and a sheet of details to 1-inch scale.
(b) A town house with front to a street
50
feet wide and 15o
feet deep, with gallery for works of art, and provision for a fully
fitted private gymnasium.
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To include a plan, elevation and section on separate sheets to
.J-inch scale and a sheet of details to �-inch scale.
' (c) 4 Sports Club for a country town of 20,000 inhabitants.
The building to stand in its own grounds of one acre, to include
Fencing Hall, Gymnasium, Swimming Bath and Shooting
Gallery, and Five�Courts
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(2)
and accommodation for as many
other sports as possible,
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andsto
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,be capable of being constructed
for X2000.
To include a plan, elevation and section on
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separate sheets to
s -inch scale and a sheet of details to 1-inch scale.
Pyize :
The Gold Olympic Medal.
3. In addition to the prizes, the judges will have power to award
to any competitor the Olympic Diploma and Commemorative
Medal.
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