International studio — 51.1913/1914
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Nr. 204 (February, 1914)
DOI Artikel:Foreign graphic art
DOI Artikel:Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh
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Foreign Graphic Art
Courtesy of the Berlin Photographic Company
EASTER BY SCHMUTZER
mezzotint by Max Svabinsky, and the etchings by
Oscar Laske, especially his quaint design, entitled
Noahs Ark.
Mr. Martin Birnbaum deserves all credit, not
only for his enterprise, but also for his excellent
essays written as forewords in the catalogue.
ARNEGIE INSTITUTE, PITTSBURGH
The Department of Fine Arts announces
that an exhibition of paintings by Alexander and
Birge Harrison will be shown concurrently,
through February, with a collection of pictures by
Laura and Harold Knight.
The “twin” Harrison exhibition has already
appeared in Buffalo, Chicago, St. Louis, Toledo
and Detroit. But the Carnegie Institute is the
first American gallery to offer an exhibition of the
works of Mr. and Mrs. Knight. The Knights are
English artists, members of the Cornwall colony.
They exhibit at the Royal Academy.
The Pittsburgh Etching Club has been showing
a remarkable exhibition of etchings and litho-
graphs by Whistler. The group includes many
of his most interesting impressions, of which Bibi
Valentin, Chelsea Rags, Rotherhite and Becqziet are
perhaps the best known.
Courtesy of the Berlin Photographic Company
THE LEAFLESS TREE
BY ORLIK
CCVIII
Courtesy of the Berlin Photographic Company
EASTER BY SCHMUTZER
mezzotint by Max Svabinsky, and the etchings by
Oscar Laske, especially his quaint design, entitled
Noahs Ark.
Mr. Martin Birnbaum deserves all credit, not
only for his enterprise, but also for his excellent
essays written as forewords in the catalogue.
ARNEGIE INSTITUTE, PITTSBURGH
The Department of Fine Arts announces
that an exhibition of paintings by Alexander and
Birge Harrison will be shown concurrently,
through February, with a collection of pictures by
Laura and Harold Knight.
The “twin” Harrison exhibition has already
appeared in Buffalo, Chicago, St. Louis, Toledo
and Detroit. But the Carnegie Institute is the
first American gallery to offer an exhibition of the
works of Mr. and Mrs. Knight. The Knights are
English artists, members of the Cornwall colony.
They exhibit at the Royal Academy.
The Pittsburgh Etching Club has been showing
a remarkable exhibition of etchings and litho-
graphs by Whistler. The group includes many
of his most interesting impressions, of which Bibi
Valentin, Chelsea Rags, Rotherhite and Becqziet are
perhaps the best known.
Courtesy of the Berlin Photographic Company
THE LEAFLESS TREE
BY ORLIK
CCVIII