Cambridge: Privately Printed, 1865. First edition, privately printed, one of 50 copies. BAL 109, binding B, no priority. A laudatory essay written in tribute to Ralph Waldo Emerson on his birthday, May 25, 1865, by his friend and “the most transcendental of the transcendentalists” (Seven Gables Catalogue 34), Amos Bronson.....
[Boston], 1857. Myerson and Wilson, Picturing Emerson: An Iconography, Appendix A. Joseph Carew was active between 1840-1870 and worked in partnership with his brother Thomas Carew in the firm Carew & Brothers, Sculptors, at 143 Harrison Avenue, Boston, near the Common. His sculptures were exhibited at the Boston Athenaeum on.....
Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1888. First edition. The scarce collected poems by the Concord minister and author David Atwood Wasson (1823-1887), one of the most highly regarded of the Transcendentalist writers, whose poems had previously only appeared in periodicals. This posthumous collection - Wasson's first and only book - was.....