Each and all; or, How the seven little sisters prove their sisterhood
A late nineteenth-century American children's book by Jane Andrews, published in Boston in 1878 by Lee and Shepard, written to teach young readers about children from around the world. The pictures are fine wood-engraved style illustrations with dense parallel hatching, showing a woman with a baby, a girl knitting, a figure in fur clothing with a spear on snowy ground, and a girl carrying a jar on her head; a designer might draw on their crosshatched shading and posed, figure-centred compositions for vintage editorial work.
