DOI Heft:
No. 42 (September, 1896)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.17297#0261
Studio- Talk
Rhodes, Carnarvon Castle, The Avenue of Sphinxes, all, and the goal of most, of the pictures that are
Lynmouth, and Pandy Mill. painted in St. Ives ; for from it a stream of colours
- that are ground in London, Paris, Dusseldorf,
The members of the Photographic Survey of and Brussels, are for ever trickling in slow rivulets,
Warwickshire have just been holding their third or flowing in rich streams, as the energy and style
exhibition in the Corporation Art Gallery. Both of the painters require, into the various studios of
from the artistic and archaeological points of view the town, and floating back again in the form of
their work is of value, more particularly in the pictured waves, or sands, or sunsets, to decorate
latter direction, as they are gradually photographing the walls of a. gallery that has been fitted up by
in detail every building in the county. It is the enterprise of the proprietor, whose name I will
astonishing what excellent and deeply interesting not however divulge, lest I should hurt his feelings
architectural " finds " they have already made ; and with even a suspicion of advertisement,
as the photographs themselves are, after exhibition, --
deposited in the City Free Library, they will be of As you advance through the shop the gloom
immense service in the future to all students of somewhat deepens, but one is conscious of being
art or history. It will probably be many years closely surrounded by many things without which
before the Survey is quite completed. life would still be endurable. Just beyond you
there is a little room ; this is a picture gallery—
potentially only, because the colours and the
T. IVES.—In the main street of St. canvases as yet are kept discreetly apart. They
Ives there is a shop, though I cannot await the happy moment when they shall be drawn
help feeling that emporium best de- into a closer and permanent connection for better
scribes the variety of the goods and the or for worse,
far-reaching enterprise of the proprietor.
This shoporium, let us say, is at once the source of On the left of this little gallery of future chef
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Rhodes, Carnarvon Castle, The Avenue of Sphinxes, all, and the goal of most, of the pictures that are
Lynmouth, and Pandy Mill. painted in St. Ives ; for from it a stream of colours
- that are ground in London, Paris, Dusseldorf,
The members of the Photographic Survey of and Brussels, are for ever trickling in slow rivulets,
Warwickshire have just been holding their third or flowing in rich streams, as the energy and style
exhibition in the Corporation Art Gallery. Both of the painters require, into the various studios of
from the artistic and archaeological points of view the town, and floating back again in the form of
their work is of value, more particularly in the pictured waves, or sands, or sunsets, to decorate
latter direction, as they are gradually photographing the walls of a. gallery that has been fitted up by
in detail every building in the county. It is the enterprise of the proprietor, whose name I will
astonishing what excellent and deeply interesting not however divulge, lest I should hurt his feelings
architectural " finds " they have already made ; and with even a suspicion of advertisement,
as the photographs themselves are, after exhibition, --
deposited in the City Free Library, they will be of As you advance through the shop the gloom
immense service in the future to all students of somewhat deepens, but one is conscious of being
art or history. It will probably be many years closely surrounded by many things without which
before the Survey is quite completed. life would still be endurable. Just beyond you
there is a little room ; this is a picture gallery—
potentially only, because the colours and the
T. IVES.—In the main street of St. canvases as yet are kept discreetly apart. They
Ives there is a shop, though I cannot await the happy moment when they shall be drawn
help feeling that emporium best de- into a closer and permanent connection for better
scribes the variety of the goods and the or for worse,
far-reaching enterprise of the proprietor.
This shoporium, let us say, is at once the source of On the left of this little gallery of future chef
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242