DOI Heft:
No. 197 (August, 1909)
DOI Artikel:Recent designs in domestic architecture
DOI Artikel:Bröchner, Georg: The exhibition of Swedish applied art at Stockholm
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20967#0232
The Exhibition of Swedish Applied Art at Stockholm
merely shuns what is trivial, that the chief strength the arts and the crafts, and never more so than
of these architects lies. during the last few years.
THE EXHIBI-
TION OF SWE-
DISH APPLIED
ARTATSTOCK-
HOLM. BY GEORG
BROCHNER.
Although the Swedes
as a nation are perhaps the
oldest in Europe, having for
some five thousand years
held possession of the land
they were always proud to
call their own, and although
their history teems with re-
cords of doughty deeds and
brilliant exploits through
many centuries, they are yet
a people which in youthful
and vigorous energy and
pregnant enthusiasm will vie
with any — a fact which is
constantly being made mani-
fest within the different fields
of human work and enter-
prise, amongst them especially
HAUTE-LISSE TAPESTRY “VERDURE” DESIGNED BY ALFRED WALLANDER
WOVEN BY ELIN PERSON
202
merely shuns what is trivial, that the chief strength the arts and the crafts, and never more so than
of these architects lies. during the last few years.
THE EXHIBI-
TION OF SWE-
DISH APPLIED
ARTATSTOCK-
HOLM. BY GEORG
BROCHNER.
Although the Swedes
as a nation are perhaps the
oldest in Europe, having for
some five thousand years
held possession of the land
they were always proud to
call their own, and although
their history teems with re-
cords of doughty deeds and
brilliant exploits through
many centuries, they are yet
a people which in youthful
and vigorous energy and
pregnant enthusiasm will vie
with any — a fact which is
constantly being made mani-
fest within the different fields
of human work and enter-
prise, amongst them especially
HAUTE-LISSE TAPESTRY “VERDURE” DESIGNED BY ALFRED WALLANDER
WOVEN BY ELIN PERSON
202