“I’d like to introduce you, dear Master, to some new admirers of your art,” said the princess casually, pointing her fan at the matron and the two girls: “Countess Brunszvik and her daughters Theresa and Josephine—the young ladies traveled here by express travel from their country estate in Hungary and arrived just in time so as not to miss the concert— —” Book illustration The artist shaking the old lady’s hand somewhat brusquely—no, he was certainly no Hofmann, despite the Court of the Archbishop of Cologne in Bonn, where he had grown up—then he shook hands with Josephine and finally with Theresa, the one with the crown of hair, just as silently as vigorously.