y therefore be saidto have become the pro-perty of the nation. A word on Mr. Greiffen-hagen as a man. Simplein his personal tastes hehas an intense love ofbeautiful things, and de-lights to surround himself with delightful bits ofold and new furniture, Persian carpets, and daintyhric-a-brac.… … PORTRAIT OF MISS NANNIE GIBSONBY MAURICE GREIFFENHAGEN Japanese lUoioer Arrangeincitf generally ; it is all-embracing. Keenly sentient heis and should be. He is a remarkable man and aremarkable artist. He will go far. Ja.s. Sr.ANLiiv Little. APANKSE FLOWI.R .ARRANGK-MENT. \\Y JOSIAII…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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