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By Sarah •30 Items

Still Life with White Jar, Orange and Book (1932 – 1933)

Vilhelm Lundstrøm (Danish, 1893 – 1950)

A Vanitas Still Life With A Flute, A Skull, Music Sheets, A Gold Crown, A Dagger, Shells And Other Objects, All Arranged On A Partly Draped Table

Vincent Laurensz. van der Vinne I (Dutch, 1628-1702)

Still life with cup and book (1915)

Antonin Procházka (Czech, 1882-1945)

Still life. Bouquet of Roses (1921)

Antonin Procházka (Czech, 1882-1945)

Still Life with Bouquet of Yellow Flowers (1887)

Edward Herbert Barnard (American, 1855-1909)

A vanitas still life with a skull, musical instruments, books, playing cards, an ink pot, an overturned tazza and an oil lamp on a draped table (1645)

Jacques de Claeuw (Dutch, 1623 - 1694)

A book mark would be better! (1936)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

Wild life The national parks preserve all life. (1936)

Frank S. Nicholson (American, 20th Century)

Yellowstone National Park, Ranger Naturalist Service (1938)

Chester Don Powell (American, 1896-1964)

Rain is bad for a book! (1936)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

Hiking (1939)

Beard (American, 20th Century)

Grand Canyon National Park, a free government service (1938)

Chester Don Powell (American, 1896-1964)

This breaks the back of a book! (1936)

Arlington Gregg (American, 1909 - 1964)

The book worm and her favorite book (1914)

Will Houghton (English, 1816-1916)

Ten years ago, the Nazis burned these books… but free Americans can still read them (1943)

Anonymous

The Boston Sunday herald, every lady will read, fashion supplement, March 24 (1895)

Ethel Reed (American, 1874 - 1900)

A Maid Learning To Read (1858)

Frederick Smallfield (American, 1829-1915)

The national parks preserve wild life (1936)

J. Hirt (American, 20th Century)

Free instruction in painting and drawing (1936)

Leslie Bryan Burroughs (American, 19th Century)

For a richer, fuller life wake up and read. National Library Week · Apr. 16-22 (1961)

Anonymous

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