Identifier: artartistsofourt04cook (find matches)
Title: Art and artists of our time
Year: 1888 (1880s)
Authors: Cook, Clarence, 1828-1900
Subjects: Painting Painters
Publisher: New York, S. Hess
Contributing Library: Brandeis University Libraries
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15° ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. fiords, and wide-spreading bays, are so well known that we have preferred to give an exam-ple of his style in dealing with a softer subject, and have selected an etching of his own tocopy, a View of the Bodensee, or Lake of Constance. In 1880 Gude went to Berlin, wherehe established in the Academy a studio for teaching landscape-painting. It will be seen thatnot only by his training, but by his life-long residence in Germany, Gude must be reckoned a
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THE LAKE OF CONSTANCE. FROM HIS ETCHING OF HIS OWN PICTURE BY HANS GUDE. GeiTnan painter, but it is true that he has confined himself almost exclusively to paintingthe scenery of his native country, and that on all occasions when he takes part in public ex-hibitions, he appears as a JSTorwegian. LuDWiG MuNTHE, born in Aaroen, in NorAvay, in 1843, studied in Diisseldorf, but underno particular master. In his wandering-year he visited the Netherlands, France, Scandinavia,and Italy, and came back laden with studies which have since stood him in good stead. Hispictures have often been brought to t-his country, and have not only been much liked by ART AND ARTISTS OF OUR TIME. 351 amateurs, but have liad a marked influence on one or two of our American artists. His win-ter-scenes are perhaps those most commonly met with, but he is fond of choosing the hour of

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