ed what books couldteach him—Rembrandt in particular claiming hisadmiration. On leaving school he entered hisfathers business, which brought him to England,where, at the age of 20, he came in touch with Mr.William Monk, with whom he studied drawing andpainting. In England, indeed, he found that… … THE JAPANESE I-A.X life proved of benefit to him. Military serviceover, the young lieutenant of artillery returned tobusiness, and then, after an interval at Fiume, hebegan to attend the life classes of Mr. SigmondVajda, and later made the acquaintance of Mr.Ferencz Frischauf. It was, however, from…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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