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great promise), and
Gyula Glatter. There
was little sculpture
shown, but work of a
high quality was ex-
hibited by Ede Teles,
Dezso Lanyi,and Janos
Pasztor, whose study of
a female head is here re-
produced. A. S. L.

IENNA.—
Dr. Hora-
tio Gaigher,
whose por-

trait of His Holiness
Pope Pius X is repro-
duced on p. 331, is a
native of Tyrol, and
took his degree and
practised in medicine
before relinquishing it
for art, to which his
inclinations had been
drawn since his earliest
years. He was entirely self-taught until he went
to Bushey to study under Prof. Herkomer. Later

A SIXTEENTH-CENTURY
BEULE

he studied under
Fleury and Lefebvre
in Paris, and afterwards
accompanied Prof.
Herkomer to Spain,
where he made the
best use of the oppor-
tunities offered to him.
On his return to his
native country Dr.
Gaigher settled in
Meran. He has done
some very good por-
traits both in oils and
in water-colours, in
which medium he has
been highly successful.
It is chiefly in the
autumn and winter that
he paints portraits, in
the spring and summer
he gives himself up to
studying the life and
habits of the Italian
peasants dwelling in
South Tyrol. His
work reveals the spirit of a true and searching
artist. The picture of His Holiness Pius X, who

CHATELAINE.

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BY MIKSA BRUCK