common for mid-to-late 20th century reproductions
The Dedication: The book carries a touching printed dedication "For my mother VIRGINIA CATHER"
This painting is part of a long tradition of American Realism
The valuation is based on its clean structural condition and its function as an authentic
as well as a stamp that reads "DISCARDED
Days Off, And Other Digressions, by Henry Van Dyke, (RARE, First Edition, Illustrated, with Multiple Inscriptions), 1907 πβοΈποΈ Uncle Remus common for mid-to-late 20th century1. Introduction This is a rare antique volume, a First Edition, early printing of "Days Off, And Other Digressions" by the esteemed American author, educator, and clergyman Henry Van Dyke. Published by Charles Scribners Sons in New York in 1907, this collection of insightful essays and reflections is a tangible link to a bygone era of American literary history. 2. About the Artwork Book Object Days Off, and Other Digressions captures Van Dyke's deep