layed, the publicwas certainly not in aposition to obtain morethan the vaguest notion ofthe Hungarian art of to-day. To realise what thisis one must visit thecountry itself. It is indeedgreatly to be desired thatthe intercourse betweenourselves and the artloving public should beincreased. Since the… … THE LATE PRINCE HOHENLOHEFROM THE PAINTING BYF. E. LASZLO 5 Filip E. Ldszlo gradually to create a definite art of our own. Inhis earliest years, while still fully impressionable,the artist should remain in his own country ; thenlet him travel and broaden his views. Filip E. Laszl6 is a notable…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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