Gallery›Wellcome Collection›A young woman gazing at the portrait of her beloved and ignoring religion. Lithograph by R.J. Lane, 1824, after G.S. Newton.
A young woman gazing at the portrait of her beloved and ignoring religion. Lithograph by R.J. Lane, 1824, after G.S. Newton.
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A young woman gazing at the portrait of her beloved and ignoring religion. Lithograph by R.J. Lane, 1824, after G.S. Newton.

Gilbert Stuart Newton

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Lettering: A girl at her devotions. "For thee I pray, for thee I sigh and weep" Shakspeare. Drawn in stone by Richard Lane, from a picture by G.S. Newton. The quotation attributed to Shakespeare has not been traced.

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