DOI Heft:
No. 57 (December 1897)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.18390#0239
Studio- Talk
in his South-German native land; and thus the Swiss artist, Karl Stauffer-Bern, lately deceased,
news that Sauter is about to take up his abode Later on she came to Munich, where her master
permanently in Munich has been received here with was Ludwig Herterich, familiar to readers of The
the utmost satisfaction. As I mentioned some time Studio by his recently published picture, A
ago, Sauter greatly distinguished himself in connec- Summer Evening. Friiulein Kogel is chiefly
tion with the selection of
English works for the
Munich exhibition this
year. The British school
had never before been so
well and worthily repre-
sented.
Linda Kogel, whose
drawing, Singing Girls, is
reproduced here, is one
of the few women artists
who, by their energy and
passionate earnestness of
purpose, have won an
honourable place among
their male colleagues in
the world of art. Born
in Berlin, Linda Kogel is
a daughter of the Court
chaplain of that name, a
most accomplished and —-
eloquent preacher, who
was a great favourite at will I^^Srr Nfl^^^^^^^^^ ~<-^-^
the Court of William I. Ilil ! =^=%ijfe^P»
For a long time she ' ' ~ ^
studied in Berlin, as a """
pupil of the talented "children singing" from an etching by linda kogel
195
in his South-German native land; and thus the Swiss artist, Karl Stauffer-Bern, lately deceased,
news that Sauter is about to take up his abode Later on she came to Munich, where her master
permanently in Munich has been received here with was Ludwig Herterich, familiar to readers of The
the utmost satisfaction. As I mentioned some time Studio by his recently published picture, A
ago, Sauter greatly distinguished himself in connec- Summer Evening. Friiulein Kogel is chiefly
tion with the selection of
English works for the
Munich exhibition this
year. The British school
had never before been so
well and worthily repre-
sented.
Linda Kogel, whose
drawing, Singing Girls, is
reproduced here, is one
of the few women artists
who, by their energy and
passionate earnestness of
purpose, have won an
honourable place among
their male colleagues in
the world of art. Born
in Berlin, Linda Kogel is
a daughter of the Court
chaplain of that name, a
most accomplished and —-
eloquent preacher, who
was a great favourite at will I^^Srr Nfl^^^^^^^^^ ~<-^-^
the Court of William I. Ilil ! =^=%ijfe^P»
For a long time she ' ' ~ ^
studied in Berlin, as a """
pupil of the talented "children singing" from an etching by linda kogel
195