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A summer of humidity
Engendered much stupidity,
An intellectual go-slow
Redeemed by gateaux and Pernod.
How I wish for cooling breezes.
Heat begone! Where are the freezes?
Oh, let the ice come in a rush.
I long to drink –and walk through – slush.
Snow falls from high, piles up below.
Glide on it fast, creep along slow
Like polar bears on an ice floe.
Be very careful how you go.
Winter comes in blasts and trickles,
Icicles hang like popsicles,
Crystals carouse, dance and gyro,
Crown the earth with a white chapeau.
Blizzards blanket the ground below,
Set the scene below aglow,
Create a heavenly tableau.
Welcome winter. On with the snow!
Image:
Stoops in Snow. Martin Lewis


Snow in the City, Snow in the Country
White streets and sidewalks
Robed in a snowy carpet
Heavenly roadway.
Cars whirl in a square dance
Pedestrians pirouette
Snow steals center stage.
Suddenly a snowstorm!
Cars and people disappear.
Nature’s magic trick.
Sniffing and stomping
In the field, a new pathway
Deer tracks in the snow.
After the snowstorm
Clear crystals shine in sunlight
The world born anew.
Let It Snow: Snow in the City, Snow in the Country

Martin Lewis, N.A.
Stoops in Snow.
1930
9 3/4 x 14 3/4 inches
Drypoint and sandpaper ground.
Edition 115 recorded impressions
Martin Lewis, N.A.
Snow on the 'El'.
1930
14 x 9 inches
Drypoint and sandpaper ground.
Edition 49 recorded impressions (including 5 trial proofs).


Stow Wengenroth, N.A.
From the Weather Bureau. New York, New York.
1940
10 1/8 x 17 inches
Lithograph
Edition 40
Frederick Childe Hassam, N.A.
The Little Church Around the Corner.
1923
Etching
8 x 11 1/2 inches
No published edition. Scarce.


Hemlocks in Winter. Jane Allinson.

Frederick Childe Hassam, N.A.
The Church Across the Way.
1916
8 1/4 x 4 3/8 inches
Etching.
No published edition. Scarce.

Snow Fields. Jane Allinson

Ellison Hoover
Arc de Triomphe in Snow (Napoleon's Triumphal Arch).
c. 1930
11 1/4 x 9 7/16 inches
Lithograph
Edition c. 40

Otto Kuhler
Spires of Manhattan
c. 1930
3/8 x 12 3/4 inches
Etching