Life, art, and letters of George Inness . George [nness, L862 B W————?r^H HIS IT •. George Inness, 1862 Geor^ [nness, Jr., 1862 BOME FAMILY PORTRAITS THE EAGLESWOOD PERIOD •Come, Georgie, let a get out of here. We made a mistake, and got into hell. Fortunately for my father, William Page, the por-trait-painter, a one-time president of the Academy ofDesign, was living at Eagleswood when we movedthere. They became warm friends, and Page broughtto my father the teachings of Emanuel philosophy came at the time of his life when hemost needed something to lift him out of himself andt
Life, art, and letters of George Inness . George [nness, L862 B W————?r^H HIS IT •. George Inness, 1862 Geor^ [nness, Jr., 1862 BOME FAMILY PORTRAITS THE EAGLESWOOD PERIOD •Come, Georgie, let a get out of here. We made a mistake, and got into hell. Fortunately for my father, William Page, the por-trait-painter, a one-time president of the Academy ofDesign, was living at Eagleswood when we movedthere. They became warm friends, and Page broughtto my father the teachings of Emanuel philosophy came at the time of his life when hemost needed something to lift him out of himself andthe limited doctrines of orthodox creeds. He threwhimself into its teachings with all the fire and enthu-siasm of his nature, and although he did not adherestrictly to its tenets, it led to other metaphysical re-search, and he at last truly found that form of expres-sion for which he had searched throughout his life—the consciousness of God in his soul manifested inevery experience of his life. During the latter part of his life he wrote con-stantly on these subjects, though
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