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November 07, 2009 12:29 AM EST (Updated: November 08, 2009 07:00 PM EST)

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from the album: Greeting Cards & Fine Art Prints

~ A Distant Study ~ Herman Melville’s study at Arrowhead. On a clear enough day, one can see the long hump of Mount Greylock from the window. Did the “gigantic ghostliness” of a distant and snow-clad Greylock represent the ever-elusive Moby Dick? Pittsfield, Massachusetts. This photo appears in the book A JOURNEY THROUGH LITERARY AMERICA. It is also available as a Greeting Card and a Fine Art Print.

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