Christopher Pearse Cranch
(8 March 1813 − 20 January 1892)
American Unitarian minister, poet, painter and translator, born in Alexandria, Virginia. A member of the Transcendentalist circle around Ralph Waldo Emerson; edited the transcendentalist magazine The Western Messenger with James Freeman Clarke (1837–1839), and contributed poetry to The Dial, the Transcendentalists' own journal edited by Emerson. Later known as a landscape painter in the manner of the Hudson River School. His poems "Inworld" and "Outworld", first published in The Dial in January 1842 under the signature "C.", were reprinted in The Path in May 1886. Not known to have been connected with the Theosophical Society.
Some links:
- Works: Cranch, Christopher Pearse (works)
- CTD article in Russian: Кранч, Кристофер Пирс
- Other resources: Wikipedia
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