view of exist-ence. In the Home-coming, too, melancholy is thedominant note, for it represents old age, the oldage of a lonely, weary woman who knows what it isto want the bare necessities of life, yet has nowreached the stage when she has ceased to wish foranything. It is a most characteristic… … BY WILLIAM MARIS The van Randwijk Co/Ieciion
Art · Decoration and ornament
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