Publisher's Synopsis
Christopher Pearse Cranch was a philosopher, painter, and poet, and a major figure of the Transcendentalist Movement. In this book, Cranch's daughter, Leonora Cranch Scott, shares personal letters and reflections from her father's life, giving readers a glimpse into the mind of this influential thinker. With a foreword by Ralph Waldo Emerson, this book is an essential addition to any Transcendentalist scholar's library.
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