DOI issue:
Nr. 192 (March 1909)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link:https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20966#0186
Studio-Talk
by T. Dukovic, are both of them works worth
mentioning. _
“ THE BOSNIAN ”
modelled. Dubravka be-
trays a true plastic percep-
tion ; Meditation is very
graceful and noble; the
lower part of the Pieta is
exquisite, particularly the
head and shoulder of the
dead Christ. Branislav
Deskovid’s mastership in
animal sculpture was
proved by his works The
Draught Horse, The Ass,
and The Dog. Two Old
Ones is the best one of
all his compositions, and
has been exhibited in the
“ Salon ” of Paris, where
it gained much approba-
tion. An artist from whom
in the future one may look
for good things is Toma
Rosandic. Some of his
works, for instance
Remorse and Portrait of
an Old Man, are influ-
enced by MeStrovic, to
be sure, but in others he
follows the bent of his
own mind. A Dalma-
tian Peasant-woman, by
Bruno Bersa—a pleasant,
graceful head — and
Portrait of a Musician,
164
“VILLA MEDICr, ROME”
BY LUCY S. CONAN';
BY BRANISLAV DESKOVIC
Among the painters I must name first of all
Vlaho Bukovac, a professor at the Academy of
Arts in Prague. He exhibited about fifteen pic-
tures, all of them of the best artistic quality.
Bukovac is a painter of more than ordinary abil-
ity, and his works have been seen in many foreign
exhibitions. He is excellent as a portrait-painter.
His Portrait of Mrs. B., one of the best he showed
here, is a work full of animation and freshness,
besides being very effective in colour. A charm-
ing and graceful reminiscence of the painter’s
family life was given in his picture called My Nest.
Two well-painted nudes were also among his
contributions—one called The Hot Bath being,
perhaps, the finest bit of painting he has done so
far. I liked his Dante triptych much less than his
diptych Icarus, the latter an admirable achieve-
ment. Emanuel Vidovic, one of the most talented
by T. Dukovic, are both of them works worth
mentioning. _
“ THE BOSNIAN ”
modelled. Dubravka be-
trays a true plastic percep-
tion ; Meditation is very
graceful and noble; the
lower part of the Pieta is
exquisite, particularly the
head and shoulder of the
dead Christ. Branislav
Deskovid’s mastership in
animal sculpture was
proved by his works The
Draught Horse, The Ass,
and The Dog. Two Old
Ones is the best one of
all his compositions, and
has been exhibited in the
“ Salon ” of Paris, where
it gained much approba-
tion. An artist from whom
in the future one may look
for good things is Toma
Rosandic. Some of his
works, for instance
Remorse and Portrait of
an Old Man, are influ-
enced by MeStrovic, to
be sure, but in others he
follows the bent of his
own mind. A Dalma-
tian Peasant-woman, by
Bruno Bersa—a pleasant,
graceful head — and
Portrait of a Musician,
164
“VILLA MEDICr, ROME”
BY LUCY S. CONAN';
BY BRANISLAV DESKOVIC
Among the painters I must name first of all
Vlaho Bukovac, a professor at the Academy of
Arts in Prague. He exhibited about fifteen pic-
tures, all of them of the best artistic quality.
Bukovac is a painter of more than ordinary abil-
ity, and his works have been seen in many foreign
exhibitions. He is excellent as a portrait-painter.
His Portrait of Mrs. B., one of the best he showed
here, is a work full of animation and freshness,
besides being very effective in colour. A charm-
ing and graceful reminiscence of the painter’s
family life was given in his picture called My Nest.
Two well-painted nudes were also among his
contributions—one called The Hot Bath being,
perhaps, the finest bit of painting he has done so
far. I liked his Dante triptych much less than his
diptych Icarus, the latter an admirable achieve-
ment. Emanuel Vidovic, one of the most talented