‘By the way, Bishop, Why is it that you always address your congregation as ‘Brethrens’…
Charles Dana Gibson · 1867 - 1944
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‘By the way, Bishop, Why is it that you always address your congregation as ‘Brethrens’…, Charles Dana Gibson (1896). Via artnap.com
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A pen-and-ink print by Charles Dana Gibson from 1896 shows a woman in a full white gown reading sheet music beside a piano, while an older woman in dark dress sits nearby. A small framed picture of an embracing couple hangs on the wall at upper right, and the caption below carries a witty exchange about a bishop's sermons.
