"Light And Lines And Dears" 1932 FUNK, Wildfred J. Women's Blazers considered deeply unfashionable at the

considered deeply unfashionable at the time

Classic limited edition signed original steeplechase etching

is the first complete look at the career of Albert Hadley

Farah Fawcett

He studied engraving at the Ecole Boulle in Paris and in 1921 until 1927 worked for the world-famous Edgar Brandt in the rue Marat in Paris as a designer and creator of wrought-iron furniture and furnishings

"Light And Lines And Dears" 1932 FUNK, Wildfred J. Women's Blazers considered deeply unfashionable at theFUNK, Wildfred J. [126] pp. Robert M. McBride & Company 1932 Third Printing 7 1 2" x 5 1 4" Illustrated by Jefferson Machamer Scroll Down for (13) Additional Scans: "Deftly written, wholly charming light verse. It bears the anti Volsteadian title of 'Manhattans, Bronxes and Queens' but there isn't a headache in a bookful." Margaret Mooers Marshall, New York Evening Journal