DOI issue:
No.141 (November, 1908)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.28256#0097
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advantage of foUowing this
by a course of study under
MoreHi at Napies. He
took a distinguished place
in the " Concorso Pen-
sionato Artistico " of Rome,
and his work has been
hung in the Internationai
Exhibitions of Milan, Rome
and Monaco. He has lately
been engaged on a portrait
of Cordon Craig.
C. E. E.
flENNA.—-The
\ / "Sztuka," or
\/ Society of Polish
* Artists, whose
home is in Cracow, and
about whorn an article
"THE REFORMATEK-KLOSTBR, CRACOW" BY TOSEF CZAJKOWSKt
country in its absolute
simpiicity. With a some-
what broader technique
—a few examples of which
he has left us—the artist
would soon have been
able to realise a greater
variety of effects. But
the death of his much-
loved wife struck him so
cruelly that he put an end
to his life in June of last
year, thus cutting short a
career of high and legiti-
mate promise.
ROMUALDO PANTINI.
At the last annual ex-
hibition of the Fine Arts
Society of Florence one
room was devoted exclu-
sively to portraits, and in
this section cne could not
avoid being struck by a
canvas of singular rehne-
ment, the work of Signor
Marfori, a young Floren-
tine artist. Signor Mar-
fori received his hrst train-
ing in the Academy of
Florence, and had the
advantage of foUowing this
by a course of study under
MoreHi at Napies. He
took a distinguished place
in the " Concorso Pen-
sionato Artistico " of Rome,
and his work has been
hung in the Internationai
Exhibitions of Milan, Rome
and Monaco. He has lately
been engaged on a portrait
of Cordon Craig.
C. E. E.
flENNA.—-The
\ / "Sztuka," or
\/ Society of Polish
* Artists, whose
home is in Cracow, and
about whorn an article
"THE REFORMATEK-KLOSTBR, CRACOW" BY TOSEF CZAJKOWSKt
country in its absolute
simpiicity. With a some-
what broader technique
—a few examples of which
he has left us—the artist
would soon have been
able to realise a greater
variety of effects. But
the death of his much-
loved wife struck him so
cruelly that he put an end
to his life in June of last
year, thus cutting short a
career of high and legiti-
mate promise.
ROMUALDO PANTINI.
At the last annual ex-
hibition of the Fine Arts
Society of Florence one
room was devoted exclu-
sively to portraits, and in
this section cne could not
avoid being struck by a
canvas of singular rehne-
ment, the work of Signor
Marfori, a young Floren-
tine artist. Signor Mar-
fori received his hrst train-
ing in the Academy of
Florence, and had the