Studio: international art (47.1909)

Studio-Talk

• SCHWARZENBERG GARDENS'

' Vienna Secession)

BY ALOIS HANISCH

villages of Galicia. The snow pictures by S. Filip- German, and Dutch artists being represented,

kiewicz are likewise characteristic of his fatherland, Those included in the French group—MM. Henri

where the snow falls thick
and freezes before it falls.

Amongst the sculpture
exhibited Josef Mullner’s
equestrian statue, to be
executed in polished
bronze with coloured eyes,
is an admirable work.
Anton Hanak’s figures,
hewn out of his favourite
Untersberg marble,
showed complete mastery
of technique and a de-
cided leaning to style.
Good work was also
shown by Alfonso Can-
ciani, O. Schimkowitz,
Alfred Hofmann, Jan
Rembowski, a talented
young Pole, and Ivan
Mestrovic, the Croatian.

The second exhibition
organized by the “Kunst-
schau ” proved highly in-
teresting, and the more
so because it was inter-
national, French, British,

“place tigalf, Paris” (“Kunstsckau” Vienna) by heinricii schroder

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