Rembrandt Is in the Wind: Session 7 - Measuring a Life
Rembrandt Is in the Wind (Russ Ramsey)
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16m
Service to the Lord is never wasted. The life of Lilias Trotter is described, the talented painter of whom John Ruskin, the leading arbiter of art for the Victorian age, told her if she focused on her art she could be one of the world's great artists. But she instead chose to devote her life to missions work in Algiers.
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