Howard Pyle, a chronicle by Charles D. Abbott, with an introduction by N. C. Wyeth and many illustrations from Howard Pyle's works.

ITALY AND THE END part of it especially for youth, a fresh revival of the Romantic. But, though it occupied the field of wonder, it had no Rossetti-like transfiguration and exaltation, no vagueness. Without any loss of wonder, his meanings were plain. We shall not see his like again." From HOW THE DECLARATION WAS RECEIVED IN THE OLD THIRTEEN Harper's Magazine, 1892 [249 ]

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Howard Pyle, a chronicle by Charles D. Abbott, with an introduction by N. C. Wyeth and many illustrations from Howard Pyle's works.
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Abbott, Charles David, 1900-
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New York & London,: Harper & brothers,
1925.
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Pyle, Howard, -- 1853-1911.

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