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@Alfred Wolmark estatePhoto: Bridgeman imagesIn the Synagogue, meticulously and compassionately observed, is probably Wolmark’s finest evocation of his early Jewish subject matter, illuminating the intense inner spirituality of his subject with the rare, instinctive...In the Synagogue, meticulously and compassionately observed, is probably Wolmark’s finest evocation of his early Jewish subject matter, illuminating the intense inner spirituality of his subject with the rare, instinctive empathy of an insider.Provenance
acquired in 2013 with the assistance of the HLF, the V&A Purchase Grant Fund and Art FundLiterature
Sarah MacDougall ed., 'William Rothenstein and his Circle' (London: Ben Uri Gallery, 2016) pp. 102-103.
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