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Studio-Talk
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Studio-Talk
“THE SERENADE” DECORATIVE PAINTING BY I'RANZ HOCH
(In the tossession of Herr Hr. J. Brakl)
Rolstoven. This fine painting, rich in
colour and delightful in its treatment,
figures in the catalogue simply as Portrait,
but I understand it to be that of Miss
Winifred White—though I have also
reason to believe the lady is now no
longer a “ Miss.” Rolstoven’s work is
always sympathetic, original, direct in its
impression. S. B.
MUNICH.—Not only in the
case of public buildings of
various kinds, but equally
in the case of private houses
and business premises, the aim of every
architect of artistic susceptibilities when
designing a new structure is to adapt it
to its environment. In the central parts
of Munich, as a consequence of this
tendency, there are relatively few houses
—at all events among those which are
worth mentioning—that do not fall within
“THE SERENADE” DECORATIVE PAINTING BY I'RANZ HOCH
(In the tossession of Herr Hr. J. Brakl)
Rolstoven. This fine painting, rich in
colour and delightful in its treatment,
figures in the catalogue simply as Portrait,
but I understand it to be that of Miss
Winifred White—though I have also
reason to believe the lady is now no
longer a “ Miss.” Rolstoven’s work is
always sympathetic, original, direct in its
impression. S. B.
MUNICH.—Not only in the
case of public buildings of
various kinds, but equally
in the case of private houses
and business premises, the aim of every
architect of artistic susceptibilities when
designing a new structure is to adapt it
to its environment. In the central parts
of Munich, as a consequence of this
tendency, there are relatively few houses
—at all events among those which are
worth mentioning—that do not fall within