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Woman sits in field overlooking a town, holding a book marked "Eragny Press" in her lap
Note
Alfred Fowler, a Grolier Club member and editor of the Kansas City-based Biblio magazine, served as an Eragny spokesman and distributor beginning in 1913. (cf. Beckwith)
Woman sits in field overlooking a town, holding a book marked "Eragny Press" in her lap
Note
Alfred Fowler, a Grolier Club member and editor of the Kansas City-based Biblio magazine, served as an Eragny spokesman and distributor beginning in 1913. (cf. Beckwith)