DOI issue:
Nr. 100 (July 1901)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19788#0156
Studio- Talk
In the departments ot
the Exhibition devoted to
water - colours special in-
terest attached to the
contributions of Messrs.
Reuter, Bieler, Estoppey
and the delightful Study
of Flowers, Insects and
Birds from a decorative
point of view, by Miss
Hantz.
Of the work exhibited
in other sections, Maurice
Baud's fine engraving of
The Forge, after a picture
by Leon L'Hermitte; the
exquisite enamel painting
by Messrs. Demole and
Dunant ; Mr. Reuter's
gesso work, and his beau-
tifully illuminated sonnet,
In Memoriam, already known to readers of The The impression that the ensemble of work in
Studio, were worthy of the highest praise; as also this Exhibition made upon the mind was of the
M. de Niederhausern's plaster and bronze busts and happiest as far as the present and future of Swiss
M. Maurice Reymond's marble bust, Jeune Femme. art are concerned. Doubtless the efforts of
- young Swiss artists are still tentative, but they
summer evening at the sea by michael anciier
(See Copenhagen Studio- Talk)
"juniper trees" (See Copenhagen Studio-Talk) by l. v. hinrichsen
In the departments ot
the Exhibition devoted to
water - colours special in-
terest attached to the
contributions of Messrs.
Reuter, Bieler, Estoppey
and the delightful Study
of Flowers, Insects and
Birds from a decorative
point of view, by Miss
Hantz.
Of the work exhibited
in other sections, Maurice
Baud's fine engraving of
The Forge, after a picture
by Leon L'Hermitte; the
exquisite enamel painting
by Messrs. Demole and
Dunant ; Mr. Reuter's
gesso work, and his beau-
tifully illuminated sonnet,
In Memoriam, already known to readers of The The impression that the ensemble of work in
Studio, were worthy of the highest praise; as also this Exhibition made upon the mind was of the
M. de Niederhausern's plaster and bronze busts and happiest as far as the present and future of Swiss
M. Maurice Reymond's marble bust, Jeune Femme. art are concerned. Doubtless the efforts of
- young Swiss artists are still tentative, but they
summer evening at the sea by michael anciier
(See Copenhagen Studio- Talk)
"juniper trees" (See Copenhagen Studio-Talk) by l. v. hinrichsen