Exhibit

Unidentified photographer, Hester Street, West from the Southwest Corner of Norfolk Street, New York City, ca. 1898.
New York Melting Pot Photographs Go On Display
Opening November 28 at The New York Historical is a new exhibition exploring themes of memory, identity, and community.
Map of Scotland from Chronicle of the History of Britain by John Hardyng, England, 1457
New Exhibition Focuses on Secret Maps
The use of maps by governments as confidential tools of control is at the centre of a new exhibition at the British Library in London which also looks at mapping in
Alice Bolam Preston (1889-1958), The Prince That Married a Nixie and The Brownie in the House. Seven Peas in the Pod by Margery Bailey, 1919. Pen and ink on board.
Fairies, Mermaids, and Wizards at the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art
Sprites, Spells, and Splashes: Magical Beings in Picture Book Art at The Carle features more than 40 classic and contemporary works on view Nove
Puffin Picture Book 31 Trees in Britain, 1943 by Stanley Badmin.
New Exhibition Celebrates Visionary Book Publisher Noel Carrington
A new exhibition shines the spotlight on one of Britain’s most influential yet often overlooked cultural figures,
Songs and Fancies on display in Aberdeen Art Gallery
First Printed Book of Secular Music in Scotland Goes on Tour
The National Library of Scotland is taking its collections on tour with the launch of its new OUTWITH programme.
Clive Hicks-Jenkins' Beowulf
Folio Society Celebrates Decades of Book Art and Illustration
The first-ever major celebration of the illustrators behind the art of the Folio Society’s books will celebrate the art of book illustration and design wi
Halls of Manwë – Taniquetil, based on the original work by J.R.R. Tolkien
Tapestries of Tolkien’s Art Celebrate The World of Middle-earth
Aubusson Weaves Tolkien is a new exhibition presented by the Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie which opens in March in Paris.
The Lee & LEE exhibition
Photographs by Lee Miller and Kate Winslet at Bonhams
Surrealist and fashion photographer, model and pioneering war correspondent, Lee Miller (1907-1977) was a force of nature who had an exceptional career.
Celebrating Elizabeth Gould.
Gould, Audubon, and Lear in New Exhibit Celebrating Writing About Birds
Artworks, rare books and artifacts documenting the beginnings of avian study in the U.S.
Solitary Journey of a Recluse
Japanese Poet and Painter Fukuda Kodōjin Celebrated in First Retrospective
The Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) has opened its groundbreaking exhibition Fukuda Kodōjin: Japan’s Great Poet and Landscape Artist.