GoT dagger
“Game of Thrones” Dagger Draws Visitors to Cushing Library
Since the epic Battle of Winterfell episode in the latest season of Game of Thrones aired on HBO two weeks ago, the Cushing Library at
Miniature globes
“Open New Worlds” Opens at Miami’s Kislak Center
Last week the Kislak Center at the University of Miami Libraries dedicated a new gallery and opened its inaugural exhibition,
Albrecht Dürer's 1498 engraving, Hercules at the Crossroads.
Rare Books &c. at Auction This Week
Another fairly quiet week in the auction rooms coming up:
Mallette Dean print
California Printmaker Mallette Dean on Exhibit
Fine press book culture in California owes much to H.
Hunchback poster
Vintage “Notre Dame” Posters Head to Auction
This year, Bonhams’ annual collaborative memorabilia auction with Turner Classic Movies focuses on science fiction and fantasy.
Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library to be Established in North Dakota
North Dakota congressional representatives have approved a budget that includes the construction of a Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library in western North Dakota.
Concept design of the First Folio gallery, courtesy of the Folger Shakespeare Library
The Folger’s Future
The Folger Shakespeare Library in Washington, D.C., recently announced a major expansion project, adding a 12,000-square-foot
Orville and Wilbur Wright photograph
Rare Books &c. at Auction This Week
A trio of sales to kick off the new month:
Barry Moser Exhibit Roars into Boston Book Arts Gallery
Next month, Boston’s Bromer Booksellers is unveiling a retrospective dedicated to master artist Barry Moser. On display will be 115 pieces: political art, portraiture, and prints and illustrations…
The first Bible printed in America: John Eliot’s “Indian Bible,” Mamusse Wunneetupanatamwe Up-Biblum God.
Rare American Bibles on View
A breathtaking selection of the rarest American bibles went on exhibit last week at the New-York Historical Society.