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"Dudley Gallery. Sixth General Exhibition of Drawings." The Art-Journal, 1 March 1870: 87.
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These Dudley people are proverbially peculiar. Thus it would be hard to
find anywhere talent associated with greater eccentricity than in the
clever, yet abnormal, creations of Walter Crane, Robert Bateman, and
Simeon Solomon... . The pictures of Simeon Solomon present like
interesting problems, which whether problems in poetry, philosophy, or
Art, remain, it must be confessed, after these attempted solutions or
pictorial elucidations, painfully enigmatical and perplexed. Thus, ‘The
Three Holy Children in the Fiery Furnace’ (45), are at once childish
and sublime; pretty as small dolls, yet significant as prophecies. The
artist rises to a higher sphere of thought in ‘The Sleepers, and One
that keepeth Watch’ (625).
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