Harrison Fisher's American Girls in Miniature Winkler Friend 3210 Kate Greenaway’s interpretation of the

Kate Greenaway’s interpretation of the traditional English alphabet rhyme A Apple Pie stands as one of her most artistically unified achievements

Only one copy located on OCLC/WorldCat (The Strong: Brian Sutton-Smith Library and Archives of Play)

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Only three holdings are located under this exact name

This spectacular volume represents the zenith of twentieth-century book arts

Harrison Fisher's American Girls in Miniature Winkler Friend 3210 Kate Greenaway’s interpretation of theFisher, Harrison. HARRISON FISHER'S AMERICAN GIRLS IN MINIATURE. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1912, (1912). FIRST EDITION. 8vo 7 15 16" x 5 3 8". Green cloth backed paper covered boards with black lettering and a color pictorial paste on to the front cover exhibiting just the slightest hint of shelf wear for what is a particularly lovely copy of the book. [4] preliminary leaves, [32] leaves colored plates; printed one side only. Thirty two