ed as undeniablyinstructive. Many famous artists are adequatelyrepresented, and the contributions of the lessermen are by no means wanting in importance—indeed, the general level of the show is excellentlymaintained, and it has an authority which cannotbe questioned. That there should be in Hungary… … THE BORGHESE GARDEN I\ ROMEBY LASZL6 HEGEDUS Hungarian Art at Earls Court recalled, there is reason to wonder at the existenceof any kind of serious artistic conviction amongpeople to whom the opportunity of cultivating thegentler arts would seem to have been almostentirely denied. Yet from the…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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