1935 MARY AUBREY KING. San Antonio - Very Scarce 43 Woodcuts by Important Texas Modernist Illustrated Designed as a Select Commentary

Designed as a Select Commentary on the Four Evangelists

Particular Customs

if we be not weary of praying

And the unsated shark looked up

Fine 1p ALS by Jane Imamura of the Buddhist Churches of America Study Center to Bob Jackson regarding his talk at Berkeley and their observation that some of the young Buddhists [probably the emerging Berkeley students] are not ready for “manhood

1935 MARY AUBREY KING. San Antonio - Very Scarce 43 Woodcuts by Important Texas Modernist Illustrated Designed as a Select CommentaryA very important and scarce self published volume of 43 woodcuts inspired by the San Antonio of the 1920's and 1930's. I've only ever seen one other copy offered for sale. Really a joy to peruse. Mary Aubrey Keating [1894 1953], artist, was born in in San Antonio and attended San Antonio public schools before leaving briefly to attend Notre Dame. She later studied singing with Madame Ernestine Schumann Heineck and performed with various symphonies and