ional,with its great love of rhythm—moreoften expresses itself in music thanthrough the medium of the plastic arts. The greatpainters of Hungarian origin may easily benumbered ; which fact makes more remarkable thework of Gyula Kann-Kosztolanyi, who is beforeeverything a painter—and at the same… … in his childhood he showed an unmistakable bentand a love of painting. Fate, however, with its notunusual irony, imposed obstacles which forbadethe following of a profession so dubiously profit-able as that of painting. Architecture provided asafe compromise, and M. Kosztolanyi entered theBudapest…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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