DOI issue:
No. 226 (January 1912)
DOI article:Studio-talk
DOI Page / Citation link: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21155#0343
Studio- Talk
" .MONTMARTKE BY CHENARD-HU CHE
being translated to canvas by Cezanne, and the of Paris," in which one saw depicted by a few
character expressed, apart from the decorative chosen artists different aspects, some fleeting, some
setting and vigorous painting, gives one a close lasting, of this Paris of ours. To Chenard-Huche
sensation of a personal interview. Cezanne had we were indebted for some admirable scenes of
trouble with his eyes, and suffered much from a Montmartre, now threatened with destruction; to
visual deformity which was a constant source of that master-colourist La Touche for a gorgeous
worry to the artist, who struggled long and re- Interieur de grand magasin, for some warm twilight
solutely to overcome it. His worshippers and effects to Morrice. Gillot was represented by a
imitators lack his knowledge, and it is this lack of harmonious Terrasse des Tuileries ; Vauthrin and
knowledge as well as personality in their paintings Abel Truchet showed some riverside pictures of
that makes them the lifeless creations they are. the Seine, and other notable works were the charm-
Cezanne was sincere; sincerity was his battle, and ing vision of Notre Dame by Renefer, Point du
his studio garments of thickly coated paint, and Jour sous la neige, by Serval, a magnificent picture,
hole-worn socks, so realistically recorded in the Montrouge, by Lepere, and Les bouquinistes, by
portrait, were the negligence of a worker, not an Gabriel Rousseau. Caro-Delvaille exhibited also
affectation. Hermann Paul's art has earned a some portraits of Parisiennes executed with the
learned appreciation in France and being little finesse and delicacy that one always associates with
known in England, a timely exhibition of his his brush,
work is being held at the Stafford Galleries this --
month. E. A. T. Three talented lady artists held recently an ex-
- cellent exhibition at the Lyceum Club. Mile. Rose
Early in November at the Galeries Georges Petit Dujardin-Beaumetz in a series of seascapes revealed
was held the exhibition of the " Painters and Etchers much breadth of vision and displayed decided
3"
" .MONTMARTKE BY CHENARD-HU CHE
being translated to canvas by Cezanne, and the of Paris," in which one saw depicted by a few
character expressed, apart from the decorative chosen artists different aspects, some fleeting, some
setting and vigorous painting, gives one a close lasting, of this Paris of ours. To Chenard-Huche
sensation of a personal interview. Cezanne had we were indebted for some admirable scenes of
trouble with his eyes, and suffered much from a Montmartre, now threatened with destruction; to
visual deformity which was a constant source of that master-colourist La Touche for a gorgeous
worry to the artist, who struggled long and re- Interieur de grand magasin, for some warm twilight
solutely to overcome it. His worshippers and effects to Morrice. Gillot was represented by a
imitators lack his knowledge, and it is this lack of harmonious Terrasse des Tuileries ; Vauthrin and
knowledge as well as personality in their paintings Abel Truchet showed some riverside pictures of
that makes them the lifeless creations they are. the Seine, and other notable works were the charm-
Cezanne was sincere; sincerity was his battle, and ing vision of Notre Dame by Renefer, Point du
his studio garments of thickly coated paint, and Jour sous la neige, by Serval, a magnificent picture,
hole-worn socks, so realistically recorded in the Montrouge, by Lepere, and Les bouquinistes, by
portrait, were the negligence of a worker, not an Gabriel Rousseau. Caro-Delvaille exhibited also
affectation. Hermann Paul's art has earned a some portraits of Parisiennes executed with the
learned appreciation in France and being little finesse and delicacy that one always associates with
known in England, a timely exhibition of his his brush,
work is being held at the Stafford Galleries this --
month. E. A. T. Three talented lady artists held recently an ex-
- cellent exhibition at the Lyceum Club. Mile. Rose
Early in November at the Galeries Georges Petit Dujardin-Beaumetz in a series of seascapes revealed
was held the exhibition of the " Painters and Etchers much breadth of vision and displayed decided
3"