BY A. DAMMOUSK The Hessian National Exhibition at Darnistacit … a flower is, and can only be, the starting-point of anornament. The artist has to transform, to givestyle thereto. One would think it superfluous tokeep repeating this truism, were it not that one seesso many artists deceiving themselves grossly onthis point. For the most part, they are content…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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