Barbara Basbanes Richter

By most accounts, Robert E. Hart (1878-1946) was a private man.

When well executed, posters are effective forms of propaganda: they convince viewers to do or buy something they might not otherwise.

After nearly a year spent isolated from friends, family, and coworkers, many of us have found ourselves tethered, for better or worse, to virtual conference plat

Any reopening is cause for celebration, and on January 14 at 6:30pm, the Center for Book Arts i

Even in 2020, the holidays arrive at a fever pitch (at least, that's how I feel), but gift-giving takes on new meaning this year.

Page Mill Press of San Francisco will be publishing a trade edition of Barry Moser's illustrated 

The Poster House was the last place I visited before New York enacted its statewide stay-at-home order back in March.

Anything with Jane Austen's imprimatur is destined to generate interest, and independent Paris-based publisher

Though launched in 2000, the staff at London's Chelsea Bindery participate in the tradition of fine leather book binding that goes ba

In March 1994, Neutrogena CEO Lloyd Cotsen's massive trove of children's literature arrived at its new residence at Princeton University's Cotsen Children's