DOI Heft:
No. 202 (January, 1910)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.20968#0349
Studio-Talk
fatigued, and during the whole of the
ten weeks it was open the show was
well attended. Engelhart is a true
Viennese of a highly artistic tempera-
ment, and one who is ever seeking and
ever finding new methods of expressing
his artistic longings. He has travelled
much in different parts of Europe, and
the results of these travels were to be
seen at the exhibition, which, including
as it did his earliest as well as his latest
achievements, enabled one to follow
his artistic development. There were
pencil sketches of ancient architecture,
. painted wooden figores by fanny harlfinger-zakucka studies from life, oil paintings, water-
colour drawings, pastels, sculpture, and
objects belonging to the arts and crafts.
Gallery at Prague has acquired a large picture His pictures of Viennese life will remain as history
by Miss Schneider. _ to the coming generations, for here, too, the old
is rapidly giving place to the new. How success-
The Autumn Exhibition at the Secession was ful he is as a sculptor can be seen from the
devoted to the works of Josef Engelhart, one of marble bust of his little daughter reproduced on
the society's most prominent members and original p. 329. Another notable work of his is the foun-
founders. There were no less than 233 items, but tain dedicated to Karl Borromaus, and erected in
they were so diverse that the onlooker was never Vienna some months ago. Of late his attention
"SECESSION" EXHIBITION, VIENNA, WITH TOSEF ENGELHART's WORKS ARRANGED BY JOSEF PLECNIK
326
fatigued, and during the whole of the
ten weeks it was open the show was
well attended. Engelhart is a true
Viennese of a highly artistic tempera-
ment, and one who is ever seeking and
ever finding new methods of expressing
his artistic longings. He has travelled
much in different parts of Europe, and
the results of these travels were to be
seen at the exhibition, which, including
as it did his earliest as well as his latest
achievements, enabled one to follow
his artistic development. There were
pencil sketches of ancient architecture,
. painted wooden figores by fanny harlfinger-zakucka studies from life, oil paintings, water-
colour drawings, pastels, sculpture, and
objects belonging to the arts and crafts.
Gallery at Prague has acquired a large picture His pictures of Viennese life will remain as history
by Miss Schneider. _ to the coming generations, for here, too, the old
is rapidly giving place to the new. How success-
The Autumn Exhibition at the Secession was ful he is as a sculptor can be seen from the
devoted to the works of Josef Engelhart, one of marble bust of his little daughter reproduced on
the society's most prominent members and original p. 329. Another notable work of his is the foun-
founders. There were no less than 233 items, but tain dedicated to Karl Borromaus, and erected in
they were so diverse that the onlooker was never Vienna some months ago. Of late his attention
"SECESSION" EXHIBITION, VIENNA, WITH TOSEF ENGELHART's WORKS ARRANGED BY JOSEF PLECNIK
326