hehas also the gift of grasp-ing terrestrial features,and his realistic fidelityas a landscapist breathedso much tenderness thatennui was precluded.Hans Unger, of Dresden,is an eager worker, yet hedoes not show develop-ment. A female type ofclassical character is thesource of his inspiration.This… … I St/mil, j Salon, Bi rlin i i;\ PRl i| . LUDWIG \ i IN I ANGBNMAN I El Medician costume, or clad with artistic fancifulness. We see her on large canvases or in studieslor heads, but her monumentally is mostly en-dangered by the oil medium. Ungers colourbetrays the pale cast of thought, which dims…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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