Geneva Painted by J. Hardwicke Lewis & May Hardwicke Lewis. Described by Francis Gribble.

** "Geneva" by Francis Henry Gribble unfolds as a vibrant exploration of the city’s past, beginning in the busy streets that quickly grew to obscure the historical relevance, focusing on key moments like the Reformation and the independence wars. Through reflections on landmarks such as the cathedral and anecdotes about influential figures like John Calvin, the narrative weaves together the social and political transformations that defined Geneva, which, in turn, delivers insight on lively streets filled with citizens. It paints a vivid picture of a city shaped by cultural influences, sociopolitical changes, and people who contributed to Geneva's amazing, unique character. **