Barrington, Russell: G.F. Watts: reminiscences (London: George Allen, 1905)

m} which belong V ; man;
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; and fine restrained co
\r! iite esv g tragic subjects, u of path . n f./x wmg
a very human side of Watts’ character, were
/ci es :e painted which indicated a moral or symbo c
aving seen very opposite
it of different human
- age oi .■•-ere- and nt i ■ .twa«
gance rose at times to passionate resen lira at when condi*
e outcome of these feelings is to be
• is res—“Found Drowned,’ “ Under a Dr- r. '
‘ i Song of the Shirt, and the “b 1 ct.c
P .thos and drama-
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