DOI issue:
Nr. 146 (May 1905)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20711#0374
Studio-Talk
technique were amply
"an old street" by g. le mains demonstrated. He is
a master of colour,
contained works by M. Gaston le Mains, whose and his combinations are extremely happy. Of
admirable drawings must always remain as master- the members of the Hagenbund, Walter Hampel
pieces of their kind. showed illustrations for an old German Lied,
A committee, composed of many of
the most notable of French artists of
the day, has just been formed for the
purpose of raising a statue—or a monu-
ment of some kind—to the memory of
the great landscape painter, Charles
Daubigny. The secretary and treasurer
is M. Georges Wybo, 19, Rue des
Martyrs, Paris. H. F.
VIENNA.—The Winter Hagen-
bund Exhibition was from
all points of view, material
included, a successful one.
A great attraction was the collection of
pictures by Max Liebermann, of Berlin,
which filled the large room. His
Schnsterwerkstaat (shoemaker's work-
shop) was a study in greys lit up
by the light from the high windows
throwing its reflex on the faces of the
workers, men and women. This serves
to bring out their characteristic features,
and the whole is a true study from
life. In The Bleachers we had another
such study. In the distance is the
low-country house, in the foreground
the women are busy laying the sheets
on the grass to bleach. There is portrait study by Walter hampel
356
technique were amply
"an old street" by g. le mains demonstrated. He is
a master of colour,
contained works by M. Gaston le Mains, whose and his combinations are extremely happy. Of
admirable drawings must always remain as master- the members of the Hagenbund, Walter Hampel
pieces of their kind. showed illustrations for an old German Lied,
A committee, composed of many of
the most notable of French artists of
the day, has just been formed for the
purpose of raising a statue—or a monu-
ment of some kind—to the memory of
the great landscape painter, Charles
Daubigny. The secretary and treasurer
is M. Georges Wybo, 19, Rue des
Martyrs, Paris. H. F.
VIENNA.—The Winter Hagen-
bund Exhibition was from
all points of view, material
included, a successful one.
A great attraction was the collection of
pictures by Max Liebermann, of Berlin,
which filled the large room. His
Schnsterwerkstaat (shoemaker's work-
shop) was a study in greys lit up
by the light from the high windows
throwing its reflex on the faces of the
workers, men and women. This serves
to bring out their characteristic features,
and the whole is a true study from
life. In The Bleachers we had another
such study. In the distance is the
low-country house, in the foreground
the women are busy laying the sheets
on the grass to bleach. There is portrait study by Walter hampel
356