vhich comes to us a thing of flesh andblood indeed, charged with its suggestion of all butimmediate movement — a modern adaptation, one wouldsay, of the thought or the conception which was theorigin of those most potent nudities of Rembrandt inwhich are presented the veritable portraits of that… … A MERE FRACTURE By William Oipen. In the possession of Captain G. S. C. Szinnlon.
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