o feel the that his sympathies were not with these humble pinch of poverty. Israels, on the other hand, who people whom he delighted to portray, but they was bom and lived amidst comparatively comfort- could never mean to him what they meant to able surroundings, had to acquire his knowledge… … WEARILY HOMEWARDS I KilNl TIIF. oil, F\lNriN- l;i J>-F1- !~KAM.- (Jiy permission of Messrs. Wallis and Son) 95 Josef Israels his own. The tightness which is so apparent in hisearlier pictures gradually gave place to a freerhandling, until he finally acquired a remarkablelooseness of touch which…
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