Identifier: internationalstu75newy (find matches)
Title: International studio
Year: 1897 (1890s)
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Subjects: Art Decoration and ornament
Publisher: New York
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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17; for the enormouslists of fatalities are the overwhelming spirit ofgreat happenings left to us by the World War.Moreover the Macaber element in art, that wasborn of the all-pervading association with theidea of death due to the horrors of the HundredYears War and the Black Plague, has a recurrenceafter every great conflict in one form or another.In common \\ itIi every artist who has emploj ed ing or ad\ ancing any \ lews, in theme his etchingsare powerful and grim arguments against wars.It is the feeling of the inescapable hand ol Deatlithat makes this artists compositions so \\\realistic, so compelling in their Macaber qu The sense of Deaths arrestive moments is tobe noted in the print Death Forbids, I en theskeleton with hood thrown bail pu n ad- monitory hand. His compelling, forward-going A P K I L 0m tbirty-nine lriCeRHACIOnAL Etchers Ueaxh bnows Icrrinle Oaprice DEATHKEFl SI SB1PER< Y Mil I II IWpi n hi is iiulll- fert hi, bis crueltyis keenest DEATH forbids BYPERCY SMITH
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