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1901? 34/940 SIGNED & NUMBERED!!! soft leather cover, art nouveau designs In this essay, Hubbard offers a blend of biography and personal reflection on the life of Frédéric Chopin. Focus: It explores Chopin’s artistic legacy and the "cultural context" that shaped his delicate, yet profound, piano compositions. Themes: Hubbard highlights Chopin’s intense sensitivity and his "bifurcated consciousness"—the internal struggle between his life as a cosmopolitan artist in Paris and his deep, nostalgic longing for his Polish homeland. Tone: Typical of Hubbard’s style, the text is more than a list of facts; it’s a "philosophical pilgrimage" that examines how a creator’s surroundings and struggles influenced their work. some splitting, loose pages, cut out pages (2?)