. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. ung or migratoryexhibition, of modern toys,and more recently he hasfollowed this up with aninteresting exhibition ofmodern arts and crafts,which was held in the Arch-ducal Museum itself. Thechief interest in this lay inthe exhibits of the Frenchcontributors, and of thesesome vases by M. andMme. Felix Marsoul wereespecially noteworthy, forthey have been successfulin producing a blue glazesimilar to that which isfound on the old Egyptianpottery. Their success is thoroughly deserved, for they have devoted them-selves with unw
. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. ung or migratoryexhibition, of modern toys,and more recently he hasfollowed this up with aninteresting exhibition ofmodern arts and crafts,which was held in the Arch-ducal Museum itself. Thechief interest in this lay inthe exhibits of the Frenchcontributors, and of thesesome vases by M. andMme. Felix Marsoul wereespecially noteworthy, forthey have been successfulin producing a blue glazesimilar to that which isfound on the old Egyptianpottery. Their success is thoroughly deserved, for they have devoted them-selves with unwearied patience to their Bastard contributed some beau-tiful objects made of mother-of-pearl andsome in which this is used in conjunctionwith horn. His fans are singularly deli-cate and refined in design and workman-ship. He also showed some combs ofpleasing design; and those by HenriHamm were also remarkable for their•effects of colour and design. Some ex-cellent silver clasps were exhibited byAnnie Hystak, a native ot Briinn, whonow resides in tributed to the exhibition calls for briefnotice. Two of them are already knownto the readers of The Studio. DusanJurkovic exhibited mahogany dining-roomfurniture, electric pendants, and otherobjects. Some of his designs were verybeautiful, and showed much thought andknowledge gained from real study of theold art of his country. Emil Pirchanis a native of Briinn and studied inVienna under Professor Wagner. Hiswork shows constructive power, and thefurniture he has designed is harmonious,practical and serviceable. The thirdarchitect, G. Czermak, is also a native of hammered copper vases which he contributed were admirable in design,while his interiors, agirls bedroom and studio,show sympathy with themodern movement in de-sign and exhibition as a wholewas eminently satisfactory,and reflected much crediton Dr. Leisching. A. S. L. S VASE TOCKHOLM.— Wandering alongthe Halland coast—a typi
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