favourite decoration. Inthis respect—if I may usea somewhat superficial ex-pression—he is too non-modern. Nothing canbe said against the oc-casional employment ofcarving for sumptuouspieces of furniture, be-cause otherwise a techni-cal accomplishment of thehighest repute would decay through want of… … CARPET BY P. HIKKK lies a good deal of Hubers special distinctiveness.A further indication of what I have called themiddle-class and the German is the selec-tion of the means with which Huber works. Hegets his effects almost exclusively from the woodemployed. The treatment of metals is not his…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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