d place inthat noble indus-trial pageant whichbecame his life task. Without himself realizing it, he had all the whilebeen hiying the foundations of that Monument toLabour which remains the logical consummationof his career. Whether in the spacious studio of the rue deIAbbaye, Brussels, or the dim,… … THE FOlNDRVM.\N special problem it was, however, his habit first tospend weeks studying actual conditions in thevarious characteristic foci of this throbbing com-munity. He visited in this way now the glass-makers of Val Saint-Lambert, now the puddlersand foundrymen of Seraing, now the dusky…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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