Albert Henry Krehbiel: American Impressionist, Muralist, and Art Educator (1873-1945) . . . [Fourth

"It seems to me that a good deal has been crowded into my life and I almost feel that if I had to 'lay off' I could easily live on the fond recollections of the past ...... I'm almost willing to wager, at this early day, that sometime in the years hence I'll have collected a batch of such sweet and wholesome recollections that can be rated second to none. But best of all, there will be something besides a batch of recollections. For I believe that work with a capital W is the great source of contentment and pleasure, and since consistent work is bound, in my line, to produce something lasting, I hope someday to give pleasure to others in helping them to fish up some pleasant recollection that had most slipped away in the past." Albert H. Krehbiel, Paris, France, 1904