"Now Listen, Warden" 1946 HOLLAND, Ray P. (SIGNED) Givenchy

"Now Listen, Warden" 1946 HOLLAND, Ray P. (SIGNED) GivenchyHOLLAND, Ray P. [130] pp. The Countryman Press 1946 Limited edition of 475 copies. This is copy Number 182 9 3 8" x 6 3 8" Illustrated by Wesley Dennis VG Ray Holland was born in Atchison, Kansas, in 1884, growing up to become a well respected outdoorsman and writer, a U. S. Game Warden, and an editor for Field & Stream. (He was also a key figure in the Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act.) In "Now

Lane collected Orientalist paintings and there is a gallery named in his honor at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in tribute to his philanthropy and bequests

Inseam: 6 1/2"L100% cottonw/ waistband side-tabs

mid-century collector's item dedicated entirely to New York City

on January 22

Salt and white pepper to taste

Sz: 9"H x 8 1/2"W x 5 3/4"D

"In 'Modulor' Le Corbusier outlined his theory 'the harmonious measure to human scale' as it applied to architecture

druggy '60s to the complex society that is America in the '90s

including Belle Epoque jewels

She is best known as the Holly in Lou Reed's hit glam rock song "Walk on the Wild Side"

battle Chile's powerful Calcurrupe River

and befriended