Dyer, Walter A. (Walter Alden), 1878-1943 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 208
Stiegel was an eccentric character undoubtedly,and he was an able man of business, who owed hisdownfall in part to an injudicious ambition and inpart to his expensive tastes. But above all else hewas an artist, a craftsman. True, he employedworkmen of the highest skill and training, but… … CHAPTER VIII THE VERSATILE PAUL REVERE SINCE Fourth Reader days we have known ofthe midnight ride of Paul Revere. As apatriot and a soldier he made a place for hisname in American Revolutionary history. But thecollector and the student of early American craftsfinds him no less interesting as an…
Decorative arts · Collectors and collecting
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