DOI issue:
Nr. 168 (March 1907)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20774#0176
Studio-Talk
MEDAL COMMEMORATING THE BOTH BIRTHDAY OF H.I.H.
(See Vienna Studio- Talk )
THE ARCHDUKE RAINER
BY PROF. R. MARSCHALL
colours grows day
by day more vigor-
ous and preposses-
sing. A veritable
tour de force was
M. Gabriel Rous-
seau’s canvas,
Paris vu des Toits
du Louvre, and
equally delightful
to my mind was
his Grand Palais
illumine. Tony
Minartz specialises
in the nocturnal
Mile. Crespel and Lucien Simon, whose talent is
ever preparing for us some fresh surprise.
The Societe des Peintres de Paris Moderne, re-
inforced by some new adherents of note, has been
holding an important exhibition at the Grand Palais.
This group is full of activity, and though representing
many diverse tendencies and schools, devotes itself
with one mind to commemorating the notable
aspects of Paris. M. Grillon showed, along with
other pictures, a delightful park scene; M. Jules
Adler some faubourg views, notable for their breadth
of treatment, their fine feeling and fidelity to life
Notre Dame and the surrounding quartiers have
occupied M. Boggs, and in depicting our squares
and parks some charming work has been done by
M. Coussetiere. M. Prunier’s handling of water-
WOOD ENGRAVING BY W. KLEMM
(See Vienna Studio- Talk.)
aspects of Paris, which he has studied
and expressed to perfection. Raffaelli
and Houbron were, of course, repre-
sented, and both in a way that did them
justice.
M. Chevalier has been holding a collec-
tive exhibition of his works at Petit’s,
most of them coast scenes from Vendee
and Normandy which have a special
attraction for this painter. M. Chevalier
has for many years been a constant ex-
hibitor at the Nationale, to which he
yearly contributes two or three canvases,
but his reputation cannot but gain by
this bringing together of a large number
MEDAL COMMEMORATING THE BOTH BIRTHDAY OF H.I.H.
(See Vienna Studio- Talk )
THE ARCHDUKE RAINER
BY PROF. R. MARSCHALL
colours grows day
by day more vigor-
ous and preposses-
sing. A veritable
tour de force was
M. Gabriel Rous-
seau’s canvas,
Paris vu des Toits
du Louvre, and
equally delightful
to my mind was
his Grand Palais
illumine. Tony
Minartz specialises
in the nocturnal
Mile. Crespel and Lucien Simon, whose talent is
ever preparing for us some fresh surprise.
The Societe des Peintres de Paris Moderne, re-
inforced by some new adherents of note, has been
holding an important exhibition at the Grand Palais.
This group is full of activity, and though representing
many diverse tendencies and schools, devotes itself
with one mind to commemorating the notable
aspects of Paris. M. Grillon showed, along with
other pictures, a delightful park scene; M. Jules
Adler some faubourg views, notable for their breadth
of treatment, their fine feeling and fidelity to life
Notre Dame and the surrounding quartiers have
occupied M. Boggs, and in depicting our squares
and parks some charming work has been done by
M. Coussetiere. M. Prunier’s handling of water-
WOOD ENGRAVING BY W. KLEMM
(See Vienna Studio- Talk.)
aspects of Paris, which he has studied
and expressed to perfection. Raffaelli
and Houbron were, of course, repre-
sented, and both in a way that did them
justice.
M. Chevalier has been holding a collec-
tive exhibition of his works at Petit’s,
most of them coast scenes from Vendee
and Normandy which have a special
attraction for this painter. M. Chevalier
has for many years been a constant ex-
hibitor at the Nationale, to which he
yearly contributes two or three canvases,
but his reputation cannot but gain by
this bringing together of a large number