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ftiffcr paffen fo wenig bafür wie Coilettefpicgelrabmeu unb
Utjrgcljäufc; man 6ulbct biefelben nur, rccil fic mcift eine
uirtuofc Berjanblung bes lltatcrials erfennen laffen. Iltan
fann bei bem Sdmtiebeifeu im (Sanjeit jroei Sichtungen
unterfdjetben, tr>eld)e ftcf) am beften burd) bie Hamen
„Scfjmiebe" unb „Sdjlofferci" bcjeicbucu laffen, of/iic bamit
eine feftc Crcuiumg ausjitfprecbcu; ber erfteren Sidjtung
geboren bie geu>id)tigcreu Stücfe, befonbers bie Bauarbeiten
an, bereu (Ornamente 5. O). aus ben wollen €ifenftäbeu
fjerausgefdjmiebet werben, ^aft jcbe größere bcutfdjc Stabt
beftfjt treffliebe Sdimtebeiucrfftätteu, befonbers aber Jranf«
fürt a. IU., Berlin, STündjen; bie fünftlerifdic unb tedjnifdjc
£etftimgsfät)tgreit, lueldic jc^t errcid)t ift, übertrifft tr/eihr>eife
bie beften arbeiten alter geiteu. Schon bie Sdjmiebeifen*
ausftelluug in Karlsruhe (1887) lie|5 bies erfennen, mehr
uodi bie barauffolgeube Jlüiucbencr 2lusftellung; aber am
though it cannot enter into competition witli the real
bronze.
True bronze, doubtlessly the noblest alloy of copper,
has gained considerable credit in the course of the last
decennaries, especially in the region of high art. The
an of bronze-casting, which has been in existence for
thousands of years, strongly engaged itself in the exe-
cution of numerous monumental works — monuments
of victory, of warriors and of emperors etc. — in the
Workshops of Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Nuremberg, the
Hartz etc. In miniature art it has experienced frequent
application of a highly artistic character in honorary
presents, as well as for illuminating and heating pur-
poses, in turns with its twin-sister, the brass, Munich
(Illustration 19), Stuttgart (illustr. 7 & 8), Augsburg
(illustr. 11), Dresden, Offenbach, Iserlohn, also Würzen
29.
grojjartigfteu jeigt fich bie beutfer/e Sdjmiebetedmif auf ber
IDeltausftellung ju Chicago; gröfere Schmiebearbeiten als
bie portale sur beutfebeu 2lbtl)cilung auf biefer Ztusftellung
fiub niemals gefertigt roorben.
Die Kunftfdjloffcrei befdjäftigt fid) namentlich, mit
Ejcrftelluug t>ou 8elcud)tungs= unb ^euergcrätljeu, Scbirnu
unb Kleiberftänbcrn, Schreib» unb Haudjgaruitureu unb
2tebnlid)em; ba es ftd) t)icr meift um leichtere ©egenftänbe
banbelt, fo fomraen aud) meift büuue ©fenftäbe unb <£ifen*
bledje jur Verarbeitung. 3" btefen Dingen finbet febon
feit 3ar)ren, befonbers uon Berlin unb ZTiüncbcn, eine feb,r
ftarfe 2lusful)r ftatt. VOcnn tjierbct auch, fefyr l)äufig eine
lllaffenprobuftion eintritt, fo !ann biefelbe boeb niemals
ber Cf)ätigfeit ber fdjaffenbeu £)<mb entratljen, unb barin
liegt ber Scbut; r>or 2tusarfuug ber l{unftfd)loffcret. (Eine
grofje ^örberung nerbanft biefelbe ber (Erfinbung ber lltanus«
mann=Söl)reu, ba bicfelben roeit mefrjr fiel) allen fünftlcrifdjen
in Saxony (illustr. 9) and last not lcast Berlin. The
overproduetion of the dozen-articles among the Berlin
cuivre-poli produets has unfortunately brought discredit
upon the artistic industrial value ot individual Performances
of a better quality, though an improvement in that respect
has been observed of late. Products of chased sheet-brass
have at times turned up almost everywhere where chased-
copper work is eultivated. — Tin-foundery with artistic
elaboration has scarcely extended its limits beyond Munich
and a few other towns of Bavaria, whilst etching on tin
as amateurs' art has gained a greater extension. — Zinc-
industry has progressed in a strikingly rapid manner at
the side of the small bronzes, for which it affords a
cheäper Substitute, particularly in the illuminating line;
but for a developement of real artistic-industrial activity
there remained but little opportunity.
As regards cast-iron, however high a degree of per-
ftiffcr paffen fo wenig bafür wie Coilettefpicgelrabmeu unb
Utjrgcljäufc; man 6ulbct biefelben nur, rccil fic mcift eine
uirtuofc Berjanblung bes lltatcrials erfennen laffen. Iltan
fann bei bem Sdmtiebeifeu im (Sanjeit jroei Sichtungen
unterfdjetben, tr>eld)e ftcf) am beften burd) bie Hamen
„Scfjmiebe" unb „Sdjlofferci" bcjeicbucu laffen, of/iic bamit
eine feftc Crcuiumg ausjitfprecbcu; ber erfteren Sidjtung
geboren bie geu>id)tigcreu Stücfe, befonbers bie Bauarbeiten
an, bereu (Ornamente 5. O). aus ben wollen €ifenftäbeu
fjerausgefdjmiebet werben, ^aft jcbe größere bcutfdjc Stabt
beftfjt treffliebe Sdimtebeiucrfftätteu, befonbers aber Jranf«
fürt a. IU., Berlin, STündjen; bie fünftlerifdic unb tedjnifdjc
£etftimgsfät)tgreit, lueldic jc^t errcid)t ift, übertrifft tr/eihr>eife
bie beften arbeiten alter geiteu. Schon bie Sdjmiebeifen*
ausftelluug in Karlsruhe (1887) lie|5 bies erfennen, mehr
uodi bie barauffolgeube Jlüiucbencr 2lusftellung; aber am
though it cannot enter into competition witli the real
bronze.
True bronze, doubtlessly the noblest alloy of copper,
has gained considerable credit in the course of the last
decennaries, especially in the region of high art. The
an of bronze-casting, which has been in existence for
thousands of years, strongly engaged itself in the exe-
cution of numerous monumental works — monuments
of victory, of warriors and of emperors etc. — in the
Workshops of Munich, Berlin, Stuttgart, Nuremberg, the
Hartz etc. In miniature art it has experienced frequent
application of a highly artistic character in honorary
presents, as well as for illuminating and heating pur-
poses, in turns with its twin-sister, the brass, Munich
(Illustration 19), Stuttgart (illustr. 7 & 8), Augsburg
(illustr. 11), Dresden, Offenbach, Iserlohn, also Würzen
29.
grojjartigfteu jeigt fich bie beutfer/e Sdjmiebetedmif auf ber
IDeltausftellung ju Chicago; gröfere Schmiebearbeiten als
bie portale sur beutfebeu 2lbtl)cilung auf biefer Ztusftellung
fiub niemals gefertigt roorben.
Die Kunftfdjloffcrei befdjäftigt fid) namentlich, mit
Ejcrftelluug t>ou 8elcud)tungs= unb ^euergcrätljeu, Scbirnu
unb Kleiberftänbcrn, Schreib» unb Haudjgaruitureu unb
2tebnlid)em; ba es ftd) t)icr meift um leichtere ©egenftänbe
banbelt, fo fomraen aud) meift büuue ©fenftäbe unb <£ifen*
bledje jur Verarbeitung. 3" btefen Dingen finbet febon
feit 3ar)ren, befonbers uon Berlin unb ZTiüncbcn, eine feb,r
ftarfe 2lusful)r ftatt. VOcnn tjierbct auch, fefyr l)äufig eine
lllaffenprobuftion eintritt, fo !ann biefelbe boeb niemals
ber Cf)ätigfeit ber fdjaffenbeu £)<mb entratljen, unb barin
liegt ber Scbut; r>or 2tusarfuug ber l{unftfd)loffcret. (Eine
grofje ^örberung nerbanft biefelbe ber (Erfinbung ber lltanus«
mann=Söl)reu, ba bicfelben roeit mefrjr fiel) allen fünftlcrifdjen
in Saxony (illustr. 9) and last not lcast Berlin. The
overproduetion of the dozen-articles among the Berlin
cuivre-poli produets has unfortunately brought discredit
upon the artistic industrial value ot individual Performances
of a better quality, though an improvement in that respect
has been observed of late. Products of chased sheet-brass
have at times turned up almost everywhere where chased-
copper work is eultivated. — Tin-foundery with artistic
elaboration has scarcely extended its limits beyond Munich
and a few other towns of Bavaria, whilst etching on tin
as amateurs' art has gained a greater extension. — Zinc-
industry has progressed in a strikingly rapid manner at
the side of the small bronzes, for which it affords a
cheäper Substitute, particularly in the illuminating line;
but for a developement of real artistic-industrial activity
there remained but little opportunity.
As regards cast-iron, however high a degree of per-