Poems of Nature | B William Cullen Bryant | 1893

By William Cullen Bryant

Illustrated By Paul de Longpie

Published 1893
D. Appleton and Company, Publishers/ New York

William Cullen Bryant (1794–1878) was an influential American poet and editor known for his nature-themed verse and early role in American Romanticism. He rose to fame with Thanatopsis, written as a teenager, and later served as editor of the New York Evening Post, using his platform to champion abolition, free speech, and social reform. His work blended lyrical beauty with a deep moral and spiritual connection to nature

Navy blue binding with illustrated floral/daisy detail to front board/spine. Gilt lettering to front board/spine. Gilt to all page edges. Decorative illustrated title page. Binding tight. Neat inscription to front fly sheet. Illustrated throughout. Clean pages. 

Condition: Near Fine

Size: 7” x 9”