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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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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