Ursula at home
Ursula at Home is an 1897 American children's story by Harriet P. Roelofson Griffith, published in Morristown, New Jersey by Vogt Bros. for young readers. Its engravings are rotated sideways on the scan, showing a group of figures on a rocky slope, a Nativity-style scene of a mother and child in a cave, a crowd of robed figures with angels above, and a small framed landscape with trees. A designer could take their dense crosshatched black-and-white line work and the sheltered, storybook staging of figures within landscape.
