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Title: Studio international
Year: 1893 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: London, Cory, Adams & Mackay (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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exhibited his charming plaquette VEnseigne-vient, of most remarkable cleverness of composition,elegance of design, and showing special knowledgeof the art of modelling in bas relief, also theplaquette destined to commemorate the voyage ofthe then Prince Albert to the Congo, and a largemedal of the artists parents. F. K. STOCKHOLM.—In my last Studio-TalkI spoke of a beautiful decorative land-scape painting, given by the artist-princeEugen of Sweden to a new school inStockholm. This school, Hogre reallaroverket §Ostermalm, in itself a real work of art by thearchitect Ragnar Ostberg, has since then received-i t u gift from the generous prince a muralpainting l>\ \\v \oiing artist, A\cl Tomrman (born1880). This artist has, until now, been chiefij Known as a painter of the gay night-life of Parisand as a cartoonist for one of Stockholms comicpapers. In this large wall painting, called TheGod Tor Fights the Giants, he shows a good deco-rative talent. The painting is executed somewhat
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running \ RAClCHOOt 1 ! 1 1 ,11 Mini. HIGH Ill 249 Reviews ami Notices in the style of a mosaic, and exceedingly welladapts itself to the place. The subject that sym-bolizes the victory of enlightenment over darkness,of knowledge over ignorance, is certainly veryfitted for a school. Other recent valuable gifts to the same schoolare two reliefs in granite : one representing BathingBoys is adapted as a fountain : the other oneportrays Naked Buys running a Race. Both aregiven by the late Miss Eva Bonnier, who did somuch for the decoration of the Swedish Schoolswith good works of art, and are the work of thesculptor Carl Eldh (born 1873). Like so verymany Swedish artists, Eldh is the son of poor 1He began his career in the workshop of a cabinetmaker, studied in the technical school of Stock-holm, and then went to Paris, where he : _ both is a cabinet maker and ipil in the Atelier Colarossi. Like all other really good Swedish sculptors, as Per Hasselberg n and Carl Milles, Eldh has begun w

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