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Identifier: internationalstu75newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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require not a single,but several articles,since these can, with-out exaggeration, besaid to cover eachand every school ofmodern occidentalart and many I thepre\ ious schools. Noother collection inthe world has beenplanned on so com-prehensive a scale,nor with so little ^iill lifeby frank brangw yn SEPTEMBER IQ22 four sixty-one mceRHAcionAL SCSI©!
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prejudice or predilection. It would be lè famille [sic] connection, as though one were weigh- . . BY EUGÈNE LAERMANS . . IT a matter ot impossibility to mention ing up pounds of tea or dozens otany Western artist of consequence, whatever his cheeses. But since Mr. Matsukata, true to the nationality, who is missing from it. Even those traditions of his country, will, in this Museum, artists, examples ol whose work are the most have but a selection of its contents displayed at a difficult to obtain, have, time, and frequent va-through influence been included, sometimes notby one, but by a numberoi canvases. As an in-stance of such masters,mention may be made oiPuvis de Chavannes,Boccklin and Segantini, allof whom are splendidlyrepresented. And whereelse can one locate twenty-five to thirty Gauguins,fifteen to twenty Matisses,twenty-live MauriceDenys and forty Rodins?There is more than a hintol vulgarity in insisting onmere numbers in such a a SCOTTISH DAMEBY JOSEF ISRAELS

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