Dutch painters of the nineteenth century. With biographical notices (1898)
Rooses, Max, 1839-1914. ed · London, S. Low, Marston and Company · leaf 93
ure in the possession of Mr. D. Ci. Bingham in Utrecht. of Rousseau, as to what should be a mothers first duty, started an agitationagainst them, just at the time that Betje Wolff wrote her ]Villiam Lcevcud.Bles introduces us to a family into which Rousseaus ideas had not yetpenetrated; here we see… … Study for the picture Whosoever learns to draw learnsto see, (Uoymans Museum). for her to drink; the sick mo-ther of the child, is in the bedto the right. I think that Betje Wolffspretty idea of the mother nurs-ing her firstborn, in opposi-tion to the general custom ofthose days, and withholding…
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