Identifier: studiointernatio51lond (find matches)
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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As a rule, his work is all an unbroken,indissoluble unity between contents and form,knowledge and inspiration. This unity appears in an exceptional manner inseveral bird studies painted during the latest years,in which the artist, however, has returned to theintimate portrayal of detail, although with agn ati i ■ om eption and a iiik i t© unique. It is a bird, usually a wader (snipe 01 pool snipe1 in his natural surroundings, a lew tufts Of grass and i swamp, or the shore of a lake. Tin motif, or theme, is the birds protectivi disomething whii h has interest d thi Mli I, and this lias In en made use i■! in .in aiiniii.il>). in.nun i hi) the arti siii purpose.Tin- wl is covi red «ith a pi ground, Without horizon, without sky, and the i oloristii int. n i ■ ■■ I till summei 01 autumn garb i the i i nr tali -lit his pun Ij ti hnical ,i. Imt n dors nol play iimportant part with him as with his compatriot It obi dii hi I
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(Theproperty of Mr. E. Davidson, Stockholm) THE FALCONS NESTBY BRUNO LILJEFORS Bruno Liljcfors

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