DOI Heft:
No. 254 (June 1914)
DOI Artikel:Studio-talk
DOI Seite / Zitierlink: https://doi.org/10.11588/diglit.21210#0097
Studio- Talk
" DEER " BY MOKI TETSUZAN
f Sold in the recent auction sale at the HoHgVOCtHji
Temple, Kyoto, Jor 8500 yen)
IX Umberto Prenctpe had an admirable and
poetic sea-piece, The Enchanted Sea; and Signora
Amalia Besso, who has just been exhibiting in
London at the Ryder Gallery, another sea-piece,
The Return of the Boats.
In sculpture, we had this year among representa-
tives from across the Alps, Rodin, Bartholome,
Bourdelle, and Victor Rousseau, who showed
an admirable little bronze of a nude lad called
Summer; while prominent among the Italian
exhibitors were Arturo Dazzi with a marble portrait
bust, D'Antino, already mentioned, and Amleto
Cataldi with a Dancing Girl, which showed all this
artist's feeling for grace in the finely modelled
torso. A young sculptor of promise, obviously
influenced by Rodin, Mario Montececa, appeared as
a new-comer in the exhibition.
The remaining rooms brought one in the midst
of the art of revolt, in which " young Etruria " as
well as bologna, Venetia, groups from Rome and
even Russia took part with the names of Matisse and
Cezanne as protagonists in this artistic movement.
Boldini and Petrucci appeared in these rooms, the
former with all his wonted brilliance, the latter
always admirable in his decorative feeling. Among
the Tuscans Plinio Nbmellini was scarcely at his
best this year, but Chini had an Eastern Dancing
Girl which was delicious in its colour. S. IS.
KYOTO.—The fourth public sale of the
treasures of Count Otani, the Lord
Abbot of the Nishi Hongwanji, took
place recently in the main temple
building in Kyoto. There were seven hundred and
fifty items, more than fifty of which were classified
as Hongwanji meihutsu, meaning thereby, the
historical or special treasures of that temple. There
was a great variety of art objects: paintings and
"PEACOCK ON A ROCK" BY MATSUMURA G0S1IUN
(Nishi Hongwanji sate, 2300 yen J
77
" DEER " BY MOKI TETSUZAN
f Sold in the recent auction sale at the HoHgVOCtHji
Temple, Kyoto, Jor 8500 yen)
IX Umberto Prenctpe had an admirable and
poetic sea-piece, The Enchanted Sea; and Signora
Amalia Besso, who has just been exhibiting in
London at the Ryder Gallery, another sea-piece,
The Return of the Boats.
In sculpture, we had this year among representa-
tives from across the Alps, Rodin, Bartholome,
Bourdelle, and Victor Rousseau, who showed
an admirable little bronze of a nude lad called
Summer; while prominent among the Italian
exhibitors were Arturo Dazzi with a marble portrait
bust, D'Antino, already mentioned, and Amleto
Cataldi with a Dancing Girl, which showed all this
artist's feeling for grace in the finely modelled
torso. A young sculptor of promise, obviously
influenced by Rodin, Mario Montececa, appeared as
a new-comer in the exhibition.
The remaining rooms brought one in the midst
of the art of revolt, in which " young Etruria " as
well as bologna, Venetia, groups from Rome and
even Russia took part with the names of Matisse and
Cezanne as protagonists in this artistic movement.
Boldini and Petrucci appeared in these rooms, the
former with all his wonted brilliance, the latter
always admirable in his decorative feeling. Among
the Tuscans Plinio Nbmellini was scarcely at his
best this year, but Chini had an Eastern Dancing
Girl which was delicious in its colour. S. IS.
KYOTO.—The fourth public sale of the
treasures of Count Otani, the Lord
Abbot of the Nishi Hongwanji, took
place recently in the main temple
building in Kyoto. There were seven hundred and
fifty items, more than fifty of which were classified
as Hongwanji meihutsu, meaning thereby, the
historical or special treasures of that temple. There
was a great variety of art objects: paintings and
"PEACOCK ON A ROCK" BY MATSUMURA G0S1IUN
(Nishi Hongwanji sate, 2300 yen J
77