International studio (20.1903)

dozen years, and it seems
that he has come to a place
unusually sympathetic to
him. He has painted
within this time a large
number of what one ought
to call views of Dresden,
only the name seems utterly
inappropriate in the face
of these M/z'27^, fascinating
pictures of interesting nooks
and thoroughfares of our
city. I hope some day to
be able to treat of this
excellent iconographer of
Dresden more at length
in the columns of THE
STUDIO.

THE LAND OF MISTS FROM THE FAINTING BY ARCHIBALD KAY, R.S.W.
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of the last few months. In one Gotthard Kuehl,
Richard Muller and Robert Sterl brought the
results of their last summer's labour before the
public. Kuehl has been with us now about half a

Sterl spent last sum-
mer in Hessia, and brought
with him fine glowing land-
scapes, of which the one illustrated, ^
Za&w (page 300), is a r.oble specimen.
Prof. E. Bracht, who has come from Berlin to


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FROM THE PAINTING BY DAVID GAULD