t the wood-engraver,of Swiss birth, havingacquired French citizen-ship by right of naturali-zation, is reciprocallycomplimentary since hehas always been assimi-lated to the French move-ment in arts and craftswhich had its rise a littleprior to the 1900 exhibi-tion. He studied theEnghsh and Scottish… … PART OF FIGURE FOR A GRAVE MONUMENT AT GHENT BY COUNT JACQUES DE LALAING Studio- Talk
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