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Nr. 161 (July, 1910)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19867#0095
Studio- Talk
collections and foreign works. About a score of
admirably selected works represented the ceuvre of
Jan Luyken, the Dutch engraver of the seventeenth
century, celebrated by J. K. Huysmans in his
famous book " A Rebours." Among the foreign
artists' works one noticed several wonderful pen
drawings by the Italian, Alberto Martini, illustra-
tions to the stories of Edgar Allen Poe; also superb
lithographs by M. Belleroche ; sombre etchings by
M. Cottet ; and some curious coloured wood-
engravings by M. Arthur Jacquin. Among the
Belgians, after the ensemble of drawings and
engravings by Charles De Groux, the friend of the
poor and afflicted, one noticed a masterpiece by
that excellent engraver A. Danse, after Watteau's
Embarquement pour Cythere; some landscapes
of deep and powerful rusticity by Marc-Henri
Meunier; lithographs by Claus, as luminous as his
paintings; drawings by Fernand Khnopff, including
one commissioned from him to commemorate the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the
Universite libre de Bruxelles; works by H. De
Groux, Ensor, Hazledine, Durian and Thysbaert;
etchings in colours by MM. Charlet, Van der Loo,
V. Mignot; and women artists achieved triumph
in the successful exhibits of Mmes. L Danse,
Wesmael and Franchomme. F. K.
EIMAR.—An unusually interesting
exhibition has been organized by
the Art School of Weimar, in cele-
bration of its foundation fifty years
ago by the Grand Duke Carl Alexander, grand-
father of the present Grand Duke. This ex-
hibition, which is being held in the Fiirstenhaus
and in the Museum on the Karlsplatz, and will
continue open throughout the summer, has for its
special feature a retrospective collection of works
by artists of note who have at some time or other
been associated with the School, either as pupils
or teachers. Among these are to be named such
eminent artists as Arnold Bocklin ; Franz von
Lenbach ; Max Liebermann ; Schiller's grandson,
the Freiherr von Gleichen-Russwurm, who died
a few years back, and who, as a landscape painter,
was a worthy pioneer of the modern school; Count
Kalckreuth, president of the Deutscher Kiinstler-
bund; Christian Rohlfs; Bruno Piglhein; and
others. What gives particular interest to this ex-
hibition is the fact that from the beginning the
INTERIOR, H4GENBUND SPRINT, EXHIBITION, VIENNA
ARRANGED BY ARCHITECT OSKAR LASKE
71
collections and foreign works. About a score of
admirably selected works represented the ceuvre of
Jan Luyken, the Dutch engraver of the seventeenth
century, celebrated by J. K. Huysmans in his
famous book " A Rebours." Among the foreign
artists' works one noticed several wonderful pen
drawings by the Italian, Alberto Martini, illustra-
tions to the stories of Edgar Allen Poe; also superb
lithographs by M. Belleroche ; sombre etchings by
M. Cottet ; and some curious coloured wood-
engravings by M. Arthur Jacquin. Among the
Belgians, after the ensemble of drawings and
engravings by Charles De Groux, the friend of the
poor and afflicted, one noticed a masterpiece by
that excellent engraver A. Danse, after Watteau's
Embarquement pour Cythere; some landscapes
of deep and powerful rusticity by Marc-Henri
Meunier; lithographs by Claus, as luminous as his
paintings; drawings by Fernand Khnopff, including
one commissioned from him to commemorate the
seventy-fifth anniversary of the founding of the
Universite libre de Bruxelles; works by H. De
Groux, Ensor, Hazledine, Durian and Thysbaert;
etchings in colours by MM. Charlet, Van der Loo,
V. Mignot; and women artists achieved triumph
in the successful exhibits of Mmes. L Danse,
Wesmael and Franchomme. F. K.
EIMAR.—An unusually interesting
exhibition has been organized by
the Art School of Weimar, in cele-
bration of its foundation fifty years
ago by the Grand Duke Carl Alexander, grand-
father of the present Grand Duke. This ex-
hibition, which is being held in the Fiirstenhaus
and in the Museum on the Karlsplatz, and will
continue open throughout the summer, has for its
special feature a retrospective collection of works
by artists of note who have at some time or other
been associated with the School, either as pupils
or teachers. Among these are to be named such
eminent artists as Arnold Bocklin ; Franz von
Lenbach ; Max Liebermann ; Schiller's grandson,
the Freiherr von Gleichen-Russwurm, who died
a few years back, and who, as a landscape painter,
was a worthy pioneer of the modern school; Count
Kalckreuth, president of the Deutscher Kiinstler-
bund; Christian Rohlfs; Bruno Piglhein; and
others. What gives particular interest to this ex-
hibition is the fact that from the beginning the
INTERIOR, H4GENBUND SPRINT, EXHIBITION, VIENNA
ARRANGED BY ARCHITECT OSKAR LASKE
71