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The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Terra-Cotta Ink Stand by Caroline Risque in Photographs by Williamina Parrish
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Quote selected from "A Ballad of Death" by Algernon Charles Swinburne (1827-1909)
Stained-Glass Window Design by Caroline Risque and Colored by Williamina Parrish, entitled "Kynrede" [Middle English, Kindred]
Stained-Glass Window Design by Caroline Risque and Colored by Williamina Parrish, entitled "Kynrede" [Middle English, Kindred]
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Quote from "The Best Thing in the World" by Mrs. Browning [Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806-1861)]
"At Half Mast," a poem by Celia Harris with a patriotic border design by Williamina Parrish
"At Half Mast," a poem by Celia Harris with a patriotic border design by Williamina Parrish
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
"Ode 606," a poem by Richard Le Gallienne from Hafiz [Odes from the Divan of Hafiz (1903)] with a content note about the author's son
Untitled poem by Edna Wahlert
Untitled poem by Edna Wahlert
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Essay on "The Possibilities of Enjoying Pope," an essay on Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by Edna Wahlert
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Essay on "The Possibilities of Enjoying Pope," an essay on Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by Edna Wahlert
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Decorative Design by unknown artist
Essay on "The Possibilities of Enjoying Pope," an essay on Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by Edna Wahlert
Essay on "The Possibilities of Enjoying Pope," an essay on Alexander Pope (1688-1744) by Edna Wahlert
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Photograph by Grace Parrish
Sonnet by Sara Teasdale with quote from "Francesca da Rimini [by Gabriele D'Annuzio, 1902]
Sonnet by Sara Teasdale with quote from "Francesca da Rimini [by Gabriele D'Annuzio, 1902]
The Potter's Wheel Vol. II No. VI
Photograph by Grace Parrish
Sonnet by Sara Teasdale with quote from "Francesca da Rimini [by Gabriele D'Annuzio, 1902]
Sonnet by Sara Teasdale with quote from "Francesca da Rimini [by Gabriele D'Annuzio, 1902]
