DOI Heft:
No. 158 (May, 1906)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20714#0371
Studio- Talk
Dermot O'Brien, who has
now permanently settled in
Dublin, has painted some
landscapes and subject
pieces in which, if a little-
conventional in treatment,
there is a rare combination
of sincerity with a fine
instinct for composition. :'"
Mrs. C. J. MacCarthy—
Miss Clara Christian—is
another New English Art
Club exhibitor who has
made Dublin her home.
She has painted the undu-
lating fields that one meets j
with near Dublin, with ; ' ...
their flocks and herds and
fine old trees and back-
ground of mountain; and "the climbers" by g. w. russbll
is equally successful in some
charming interiors and still-life studies. Count married to an Irish artist, Miss Constance Gore-
Markievicz is, of course, not an Irishman, but he is Booth, and they have both settled down to paint
Dermot O'Brien, who has
now permanently settled in
Dublin, has painted some
landscapes and subject
pieces in which, if a little-
conventional in treatment,
there is a rare combination
of sincerity with a fine
instinct for composition. :'"
Mrs. C. J. MacCarthy—
Miss Clara Christian—is
another New English Art
Club exhibitor who has
made Dublin her home.
She has painted the undu-
lating fields that one meets j
with near Dublin, with ; ' ...
their flocks and herds and
fine old trees and back-
ground of mountain; and "the climbers" by g. w. russbll
is equally successful in some
charming interiors and still-life studies. Count married to an Irish artist, Miss Constance Gore-
Markievicz is, of course, not an Irishman, but he is Booth, and they have both settled down to paint