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Worrell expressed sympathy for the impoverished
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The woman and child in the foreground provide a human note to the landscape
Three-a-Penny print grey Worrell expressed sympathy for theA reproduction of Three a Penny by Joseph Edward Worrall (1829 1913) from Walker Art Gallery collection. Worrell was born in St Paul's Square, Liverpool and attended life classes at the Royal Institution in Colquitt Street. Worrell expressed sympathy for the impoverished, disadvantaged figures who often appeared in his paintings. His skill and attention to detail are demonstrated by the fruit seller's shawl and apron, and basket of oranges. The
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