Carl Larsson rose to fame with his scenes of everyday domestic life in the country. His watercolours are a homage to happy family life in the home. Larsson's own childhood was one of wretched poverty, but through his art he created an idyllic dream world of happiness and beauty.
Brilliant Swedish artist Carl Larsson's story, according to editor John Z. Lofgren, "is about a man and his soul, his roots, his friends, and his enemies. Important in art history, it also offers a fresh look at the cultural scene in Scandinavia before and after the turn of the century. Highly articulate, Carl Larsson is honest with himself and with the reader. It is easy to identify with the characters as Carl Larsson relates his journey through life."
Volume contains: 65 NY 134 (Reformed Ch. of Gallupville v. Schoolcraft) 65 NY 158 (Ogden v. Lathrop) 65 NY 163 (Young v. W. Un. Tel. Co.) 65 NY 169 (Gidley v. Gidley) 65 NY 171 (Warren v. Haight) 65 NY 179 (Sperry v. Reynolds) 65 NY 195 (Pechner v. Phoenix Ins. Co.) 65 NY 222 (People ex rel Hotchkiss v. Sup. of Broome) 65 NY 557 (Calkin v. Manhattan Oil Co.) 65 NY 558 (Bailey v. Martin) 65 NY 559 (Whitaker v. Burhans) 65 NY 559 (Oliver v. Bennett) 65 NY 561 (Stirling v. Harrison) 65 NY 561 (Gray v. Second Ave. R.R. Co.) 65 NY 564 (Porter v. Knapp)
Includes entries for maps and atlases.