DOI Heft:
No. 114 (September, 1902)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.19876#0316
Studio-Talk
the hagenbund's exhibition of "art in designed by j. urban
child life": corner of a day nursery
with a keen and lively faculty of direct observation, intentions, for, at any rate, the show aroused
as, for instance, in certain plates inspired by the much interest, and in the right quarter too. The
Second Faust, the Divina Commedia, and Emile arrangements were entrusted to Heinrich Leffler,
Zola's La Terre. G. M. President of the Hagenbund, and Josef Urban, who
essayed to show how decorative art and simplicity
VIENNA.—The exhibition entitled " Art in may be taught to children by surrounding them
Child Life," recently held by the Hagen- with artistic objects from their earliest childhood,
bund, has done much towards opening But the night-nursery, though at first sight pleasing,
the eyes of the educators and public to fails to comply with hygienic requirements, in spite
what might be done in this direction. The initia- of the fact that the polished furniture is washable,
tive was given by the " Deutsche
Buchgewerbe Verein," which is
now sending " Wandeiing Exhi-
bitions " throughout Germany and
Austria. The Hagenbund ltnt
their rooms for the exhibition, and
at the same time added to its educa-
tional value by showing various
other objects relating to "Art
in Child Life." Although these
were far from the ideal, still the
Society deserves credit for its good doll by w. pohl doll by w. pohl doll by w. pohl
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the hagenbund's exhibition of "art in designed by j. urban
child life": corner of a day nursery
with a keen and lively faculty of direct observation, intentions, for, at any rate, the show aroused
as, for instance, in certain plates inspired by the much interest, and in the right quarter too. The
Second Faust, the Divina Commedia, and Emile arrangements were entrusted to Heinrich Leffler,
Zola's La Terre. G. M. President of the Hagenbund, and Josef Urban, who
essayed to show how decorative art and simplicity
VIENNA.—The exhibition entitled " Art in may be taught to children by surrounding them
Child Life," recently held by the Hagen- with artistic objects from their earliest childhood,
bund, has done much towards opening But the night-nursery, though at first sight pleasing,
the eyes of the educators and public to fails to comply with hygienic requirements, in spite
what might be done in this direction. The initia- of the fact that the polished furniture is washable,
tive was given by the " Deutsche
Buchgewerbe Verein," which is
now sending " Wandeiing Exhi-
bitions " throughout Germany and
Austria. The Hagenbund ltnt
their rooms for the exhibition, and
at the same time added to its educa-
tional value by showing various
other objects relating to "Art
in Child Life." Although these
were far from the ideal, still the
Society deserves credit for its good doll by w. pohl doll by w. pohl doll by w. pohl
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