arlier in his career to thedecorative work in which he has sinceachieved so much distinction. As concerning the outside facts of hislife Mr. Greiffenhagen is, perhaps, rightwhen he asserts that there is not much to be said.Questioned as to when he first found himselfdrawn towards the art which in… … PORTRAIT OF MRS. GREIFFENHAGENBY MAURICE GREIFFENHAGEN i Maurice Greiffeuhageii Greiffenhagen, I gave more time to drawingthan I did to my books. I was always foolingabout with a pencil. Even during the play hour,I was at home either learning a lesson on thepiano or making sketches. Asyou can…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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