Exhibitions

First edition of Sense and Sensibility on Jane Austen's writing table
'Jane Austen and the Art of Writing' Exhibition Opens
Objects believed to have inspired Jane Austen’s writings and a full collection of her first editions are the centrepieces of a brand-new permanent exhibition at the writer museum
Ben Blount, Passportal, 2024, letterpress printed from wood type and polymer plates, edition of 10. Commissioned by Cynthia Sears Artists' Books Collection
New Artists’ Books Exhibition Reimagines the Passport
The new exhibition of artists’ books at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) on Bainbridge Island, WA, focuses on the limitations and injustices ass
Richard 'Dick' Whittington (with cat) by Renold Elstracke, early 17th century
Chapbooks and Pantomime Ephemera Tell Story of Dick Whittington in New Exhibition
The first library at London's Guildhall was founded by money bequeathed by former Lord Mayor of the City of London
The 19th Amendment
National Archives to Add 19th Amendment to Permanent ‘Charters of Freedom’ Display 
The National Archives will add the 19th Amendment, which removed restrictions for women to vote, to the permanent display of the Charters of Freedom in the R
Photograph of Martha, Amalia and Sigmund Freud on holiday at Altaussee, Austria. 1905. Photographer unknown.
Freud's Love Letters Featured in New Exhibition About the Women in His Life
Manuscripts, letters, diaries, photographs, and sketchbooks will be centrestage in a new exhibition which will celebrate the women who featured in the life of
Jessie Tarbox Beals, Washington Mews, [1918], photographic postcard
Greenwich Village Counterculture Chronicled at New York Public Library
Becoming Bohemia: Greenwich Village, 1912–1923 at the NYPL will focus on the extraordinary rise and fall of the first large-scale countercultural en
Clarence H. White (1871–1925) portrait of Belle da Costa Greene, 1911.
New Exhibition Pays Tribute to Leading Librarian Belle da Costa Greene
The Morgan Library & Museum's new major exhibition will focus on the life and career of its inaugural director, Belle da Costa Greene, the first retrospective of her life on the 100th anniversa
Henri Martin’s Berenice (1885)
Portrait Inspired by Edgar Allan Poe Story Goes on Display
Henri Martin’s painting Berenice, inspired by the short story of the same name by Edgar Allan Poe,
The turnip the Prussians want to plant in Paris, Alberto Martini (1876-1954)
Bestiary in Visual Satire Explored in New Princeton Exhibition
Princeton University Library will open Monsters & Machines: Caricature, Visual Satire, and the Twentieth-Century Bestiary on September 12 i
Portrait of Mary Robinson
New Mary Robinson Exhibition Charts Her Literary Genius and Scandalous Life
Opening to the public next week, Mary Robinson: Actress, Mistress, Writer, Radical is the first exhibition dedicated to the remarkable author and actress Mary Robinson.