DOI issue:
No. 155 (February, 1906)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20714#0096
Studio- Talk
another picture, Spring, we
see the same earnestness in
the face of a girl nursing a
baby goat; but there is a
background of joyousness
here, for winter is coming
to an end. Sichulski's work
is characterised by fresh-
ness and charm, and he is
very successful in his colour
harmonies and treatment of
atmosphere
Anotherpainter of peasant
types is Josa Uprka, a Mora-
vian. If Sichulski's types
are sombre, those of Uprka
are gay, alike in colour and
in movement, for gaiety is
' father and son " by e. k. simay
a characteristic of the race to which he
belongs. Like Sichulski, he is himself
one of the people, who furnish him with
his themes: whether it be in their joys
or sorrows, in their homes or while labour-
ing in the fields, and whether old or
young, his pictures reveal that sympathy
for them which is part and parcel of his
nature.
Gustav Bamberger (Krems) exhibited
some landscapes, showing true artistic
feeling and delicate treatment, while those
of Adolph Luntz (Karlsruhe) reveal that
beauty of form and expression which
one naturally looks for in his works.
Hugo Baar's familiar landscapes were also
in evidence with their richness of verdure
besprinkled with gay flowers and fields
dotted with bloom-laden trees.
An artistof quite another genre is Walter
Hampel, whose intimes are so well known
and appreciated. He goes to the old
Biedermaier period with its simplicity and
soberness for his inspirations. The Jung-
fernstiibchen (girl's bed-room) fully repre-
sents this period, as does also A Quiet
Corner. Walter Hampel paints with so
much love for his subject, and with such
exactitude, that one cannot help sharing
that restfulness which his pictures seem
to breathe. Karl Fahringer and Emerich
interior, hac.enbund designed by joseph urban _. . . ,
exhibition, Vienna executed by sandor jaray Simay are two animal painters of merit,
76
another picture, Spring, we
see the same earnestness in
the face of a girl nursing a
baby goat; but there is a
background of joyousness
here, for winter is coming
to an end. Sichulski's work
is characterised by fresh-
ness and charm, and he is
very successful in his colour
harmonies and treatment of
atmosphere
Anotherpainter of peasant
types is Josa Uprka, a Mora-
vian. If Sichulski's types
are sombre, those of Uprka
are gay, alike in colour and
in movement, for gaiety is
' father and son " by e. k. simay
a characteristic of the race to which he
belongs. Like Sichulski, he is himself
one of the people, who furnish him with
his themes: whether it be in their joys
or sorrows, in their homes or while labour-
ing in the fields, and whether old or
young, his pictures reveal that sympathy
for them which is part and parcel of his
nature.
Gustav Bamberger (Krems) exhibited
some landscapes, showing true artistic
feeling and delicate treatment, while those
of Adolph Luntz (Karlsruhe) reveal that
beauty of form and expression which
one naturally looks for in his works.
Hugo Baar's familiar landscapes were also
in evidence with their richness of verdure
besprinkled with gay flowers and fields
dotted with bloom-laden trees.
An artistof quite another genre is Walter
Hampel, whose intimes are so well known
and appreciated. He goes to the old
Biedermaier period with its simplicity and
soberness for his inspirations. The Jung-
fernstiibchen (girl's bed-room) fully repre-
sents this period, as does also A Quiet
Corner. Walter Hampel paints with so
much love for his subject, and with such
exactitude, that one cannot help sharing
that restfulness which his pictures seem
to breathe. Karl Fahringer and Emerich
interior, hac.enbund designed by joseph urban _. . . ,
exhibition, Vienna executed by sandor jaray Simay are two animal painters of merit,
76