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... high white light flooding the PI ace de la Concorde and surrounding A Byzantine Exhibition. The Byzantine Exhibition in the Marsan of the Louvre is the important art exhibition of the The catalogue very well done, d preface M. Charles Diehl, ...
... most frequented of the picture galleries in Paris. At the Orangerie in the Tuileries Gardens there retrospective exhibition of Claude Monet’s work, and at the Pavilion Marsan in the Louvre a Byzantine exhibition is announced. This last of supreme interest ...
... THE PARIS SALON. (FRO* OCR ART CORRESPONDENT.) • has Paris looked more beautiful than at this moment, for the late and sadden spring has brought with an intensity of verdure rarely seen in towns, and, the bright sunshine, the trees the Champs Elysees ...
... lantern «Jides. made from views taken her self and Mrs. Gibb. many of them exhibiting beautiful combination in (he architecture the iippe*- pari of the Balkau Peninsula, of the Byzantine, the and the Romanesque. The costume* of the peasantry with their flannel ...
... PALACE, SYDENHAM, ART AND NATURE THEIR MOST ATTRACTIVE FORMS. FINE ART EXHIBIT the ARCHITECTURE, ITUKK. AC, of Ancient Egypt, Greece, and Rome, the of Spain, of the Byzantine, Medlwval, Renaissance, fori style* all in chronological sequence. House of ...
... IMPBOVCMENTS IN PAKIS. Another official exhibit of great interei that made City of Paris. Every side the life the great capital the Seine is illustrated some another and the models showing the work the public servirrs arc splendidly done. Bit. now- that ...
... for influences we must consider first the Byzantine background of Slavonic art. then Mestrovic's intensive study of Greek and Egyptian sculpture, and finally his early enthusiasm for Rodin, whom he met in Paris. The fashion which sometimes passes for taste ...
... which rises opposite the Eiffel Tower on the right bank of the Seine. It was built the time of the 1937 World Exhibition to replace the ugly Byzantine style Trocadero, which was then about 40 years old. Its two semicircular wings looking over the gardens towards ...
... that the French steamer sunk with 150 hands on board. The gratifymg intelligence has been received in Paris that nearly all the passengers of the Byzantin have been and brought back by an English steamer. ...
... attractive and instructive display. Instead of tho customary exhibition of pictures, the Grafton Gallery is occupied this summer with display a miscellaneous character arranged by M. S. Bing, of Paris, under the title of L’Art Nouveau. Tho most prominent feature ...
... highly appreciated. the several routes to Vienna offered a decidedly advantageous rate, that Paris and Munich is perhaps the best. Those tourists who have not seen Paris will be glad of an opportunity to see this beautiful city, and judge for themselves of ...
... bat ran over one who with difficulty recovered.” The serious loss of Ilf® * occurred in Paris when the city was illuinio* and a grand display of fireworks exhibited, celebration of the marriage of Lonis the Sixteenth Mane Antoinette, might also be regarded ...