The book "Henry Irving's Impressions of America, told through a series of drawings, chronicles and conversations" by the author Joseph Hutton is an artistic and literary masterpiece that invites the reader on a fascinating journey through the impressions of the great actor Henry Irving from his trip to America. In each sketch, chronicle and conversation, the author conveys the atmosphere of the United States at the end of the 19th century, as well as impressions from meetings with local residents and the country's culture. Through the shades of the English actor, which turn into a bright description of American life, the book reveals to the reader new depths of understanding and knowledge. Due to the lively writing style of the author, according to which the actor's stories are told, readers can immerse themselves in the world of Henry Irving and feel the entire palette of his emotions from the American experience. Hutton's book, as a summary, becomes not only a window into the past, but also a mirror that reflects the age and emotions of his time, and also opens up the world of past stories and thoughts of the outstanding actor to the modern reader.