“No work of art has real import, none endures, unless the maker has something to say.”
“No work of art has real import, none endures, unless the maker has something to say.”
8 October 1833–18 January 1908
In the heart of nineteenth-century American letters stands a figure who defied easy categorization, a man who straddled two seemingly incompatible worlds with remarkable grace. Edmund Clarence Stedman, born on October 8, 1833, in Hartford, Connecticut, would become known as the "Bard of Wall Street," a sobriquet that…
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