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"Exhibition of the Royal Academy [continued]." The Art-Journal, 1 July 1861: 193-198.
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The ‘Young Musician,’ &c., of S. Solomon, No. 493, is a work of
higher finish, and of almost infinitely higher and purer feeling, than
either of those just noticed [J. Brett's Warwick Castle and H. Wallis's Elaine]; and although deficient in colour, it is redolent of deep and pious feeling. (p.196)
......... No. 581, ‘The Arrest of a Deserter,’ Miss R. Solomon, is a clever picture, and, in all respects, most creditable to the lady artist; but it is not quite equal to ‘Peg Woffington,’ exhibited by Miss Solomon last year, which was an extraordinary picture for character. (p.197)
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