博客來William Wood was a 19th century English artist whose colorful life included adventures in Europe, America, and Africa, as well as encounters with famous historical figures such as Abraham Lincoln and Charles Dickens. In this fascinating autobiography, Wood describes his artistic development and brushes with fame with candor and humor.
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