Author:Mariana Griswold Van Rensselaer
Appearance
Works
[edit]- In the heart of the Alleghenies: historical and descriptive (1885)
- American etchers (1886)
- Henry Hobson Richardson, and his works (1888)
- Six portraits: Della Robbia, Correggio, Blake, Corot, George Fuller, Winslow Homer (1889)
- English cathedrals (1892)
- Handbook of English cathedrals (1893)
- Art out-of-doors : hints on good taste in gardening (1893)
- Should we ask for the suffrage? [n.d. but 1894] (external scan)
- One man who was content [and other stories] (1897)
- Jean-François Millet, painter-etcher (1901)
- History of the city of New York in the seventeenth century (1909)
Poetry
[edit]- Poems (1910)
- Many children (1921)
Individual poems
- "Apple Blossoms and the Child"
- "At Sea"
- "At a Child's Grave"
- "The Builders of Renown"
- "Cherokee Roses"
- "The Child's Dream"
- "The Children's Heritage"
- "Content"
- "Cradle Song"
- "The Cup and the Wine"
- "The Dream-Spirit Sings"
- "An Epitaph"
- "Four Winds"
- "A Garden in the Fern"
- "The Garden of the Wind"
- "Give Back, said Love"
- "Healing"
- "Hearthstones"
- "Her Calendar"
- "His Grave who loved the Sea"
- "If Great Love Die"
- "In Lower New York"
- "In One Sole Place"
- "In Wartime"
- "Initiation"
- "It is Well with the Child"
- "June"
- "Kreisler's Violin"
- "Learn of the Earth"
- "A Letter from the Low Land"
- "Listen, My Sister"
- "Love's Prisoner"
- "Mary Roses: Como"
- "My House"
- "Napoleon II"
- "A Night in May"
- "Ode to a Greek Head called Aphrodite"
- "Of a Beautiful Poem"
- "The Old Oak"
- "Our Dust"
- "Our Kingdom"
- "The Player and his Violin"
- "The Poet"
- "A Psalm for October"
- "The Question"
- "Rewards"
- "The Rolling Earth"
- "Say not thou art Content"
- "The Seed and the Flower"
- "Shout Out"
- "The Sisters"
- "A Song for Twilight"
- "Spring on Long Island"
- "Sunrise by the Sea"
- "The Sunset Shore"
- "Take Heed"
- "To her Lover"
- "To her Poet"
- "Tommy's Playmates"
- "Tribute"
- "Trysts"
- "Two Spirits"
- "Vigil"
- "When it is Dark"
- "A Warning"
Short works from magazines
[edit]- "Gloucester Cathedral (essay) in Century Magazine, Mar 1890
Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1931.
This author died in 1934, so works by this author are in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 91 years or less. These works may be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.
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