arly harmoniousrelationship that existsbetween the landscapeand the bent, patheticfigure of the old woman,could only be conceivedand given form by thegenius of George Fuller.All of his personal feel-ing, his temperamentalqualities, his imagina-tive power, are heremanifested at theirbest. It ma \ be… … even say in a spirit ofsolemnity. This greatcanvas is truly lyricalin its implications of the gathering shadows ofthe day that draws to its close and of the lifethat also approaches its term; and this peculiarvein of lyricism has perhaps never been sobeautifully wrought in pictorial art by anyother…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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