DOI Heft:
Nr. 160 (June 1910)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19866#0424
Studio- Talk
close observation as he does the dresses and orna- knowledge of form and supple modelling, has
ments of his lady sitters. The various portraits added to his success as a master of the plastic art
now reproduced serve to illustrate the range of his success also as a teacher, for it is a pupil of hisr
talent. In the sketch of Eugen von Miller zu M. Rau, who has been unanimously selected for
Alchholz, the well-known art collector, the artist the Prix de Rome. This is the first time M. Rau.
has been particularly happy in catching the far-off" has entered for a competition, and he was the
look and characteristics of his sitter. It is excel- youngest of the competitors. F. K.
lent as a likeness, and the pose is admirable and ----
perfectly natural. A. S. L. Next month an International Congress on the
subject of Numismatics and the Medals of To-day
BRUSSELS.—The Societe Royale Beige is to be held in Brussels—the first of the kind ever
des Aquarellistes has held its fiftieth held, we believe. The Congress will open on
exhibition. That implies a long career June 26th, and the sittings will be continued
for a society of artists who devote on the 27th, 28th, and 29th. In connection
themselves to the practice of only one branch of art. with it there will be an international Salon de la
While recently celebrating the jubilee of its Medaille, in which all the leading artists of the
foundation the Society organised a retrospective world who devote themselves to this branch of art
exhibition, showing the historic evolution of water- will be represented. The arrangements are in the
colour drawing during the second half of the hands of a committee, of which M. A. de Witte is
nineteenth century. The development of the art president. It is proposed to publish a memoir of
as shown in this exhibi-
tion has been extremely
interesting — one feels in
the work of practically all
the artists who employ
this medium a striving to
escape from the restric-
tions and limitations
which the genre would
seem to impose; and to
the freshness and fluidity
of the early wash-draw-
ings the artists of to day
are seeking, and with suc-
cess, to add something of
the richness and solidity
of oil painting. The
Society has endeavoured
furthermore to com-
memorate this anniversary
by offering an excellent
and complete exhibition
of its own active mem-
bers—which is in every
way an entire success.
The Belgian sculptor
Paul Dubois, who has
been showing at the
Bonte galleries some of
his most recent works,
worthy successors of his
earlier achievements, by
reason of their sound thb hon. Walter rothschild by josef koppay
325
close observation as he does the dresses and orna- knowledge of form and supple modelling, has
ments of his lady sitters. The various portraits added to his success as a master of the plastic art
now reproduced serve to illustrate the range of his success also as a teacher, for it is a pupil of hisr
talent. In the sketch of Eugen von Miller zu M. Rau, who has been unanimously selected for
Alchholz, the well-known art collector, the artist the Prix de Rome. This is the first time M. Rau.
has been particularly happy in catching the far-off" has entered for a competition, and he was the
look and characteristics of his sitter. It is excel- youngest of the competitors. F. K.
lent as a likeness, and the pose is admirable and ----
perfectly natural. A. S. L. Next month an International Congress on the
subject of Numismatics and the Medals of To-day
BRUSSELS.—The Societe Royale Beige is to be held in Brussels—the first of the kind ever
des Aquarellistes has held its fiftieth held, we believe. The Congress will open on
exhibition. That implies a long career June 26th, and the sittings will be continued
for a society of artists who devote on the 27th, 28th, and 29th. In connection
themselves to the practice of only one branch of art. with it there will be an international Salon de la
While recently celebrating the jubilee of its Medaille, in which all the leading artists of the
foundation the Society organised a retrospective world who devote themselves to this branch of art
exhibition, showing the historic evolution of water- will be represented. The arrangements are in the
colour drawing during the second half of the hands of a committee, of which M. A. de Witte is
nineteenth century. The development of the art president. It is proposed to publish a memoir of
as shown in this exhibi-
tion has been extremely
interesting — one feels in
the work of practically all
the artists who employ
this medium a striving to
escape from the restric-
tions and limitations
which the genre would
seem to impose; and to
the freshness and fluidity
of the early wash-draw-
ings the artists of to day
are seeking, and with suc-
cess, to add something of
the richness and solidity
of oil painting. The
Society has endeavoured
furthermore to com-
memorate this anniversary
by offering an excellent
and complete exhibition
of its own active mem-
bers—which is in every
way an entire success.
The Belgian sculptor
Paul Dubois, who has
been showing at the
Bonte galleries some of
his most recent works,
worthy successors of his
earlier achievements, by
reason of their sound thb hon. Walter rothschild by josef koppay
325