Fifty years of work without wages : (laborare est orare) (1912)
Rowley, Charles · London ; New York : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 151
he most interesting, of all theportraits. About three months ago I saw, inthe studio of Mr. Lowes Dickinson, for thefirst time, Ford Madox Browns attempt at aShakespeare portrait. I was struck with its beautyas a piece of masterly painting, and evenmore as a representation by a great dramaticartist… … COMPOSITE PORTRAIT : SHAKESPEARE. Ford Madox Brown purchased it, and it is to be seen as a dis-tinguished addition to our collection. I at onceasked my friend Mr. W. M. Rossetti to senda note on the work. Mr. Rossetti, it will beremembered, is Madox Browns son - in - law,and he was the Secretary of…
Ancoats Brotherhood (Manchester, England) · Art · Pre-Raphaelitism
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