untryin which the artists are living. The Copenhagen porce-lain of today would well repay study if it were only tolearn the infinitely varying delicate tones of the watersthat wash the shores of the Danish Islands, the soft graysand cloudy browns of their birds, the cool, nebulous hazeof the… … surprised at the effects produced by such simple meansand a restrained, low color scale. One realizes the ever-lasting truth that great effects are not attained with amultiplicity of means, but rather with few and simpleones. There is an exquisite, true picture of Denmarkbefore you; and with what…
Pottery · Glass · Glassware
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