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In 1936, three years out of high school and working from her home darkroom on Prospect Avenue in Princeton, Elizabeth Menzies (1915-2003) sold her first cover photograph to the Princeton Alumni Wee
A collection of material belonging to West Side Story Oscar winner Georg
The impact German Renaissance artist Albrecht Dürer had on European a
The National Archives in Washington, DC has announced its new rotating exhibit, Road to Revolution, featuring a selection of records that docume
Fanatics and Sotheby’s have announced a new collaboration to offer collectors access to the rarest
Just in time for its Alice's Day celebrations this weekend, the Bodleian Libraries has ann
Unpublished and unseen by scholars, the document was acquired from the heirs of an American collector who purchased it during the Great Depression, and is on exhibit at
The 1986 typed document signed by both the Queen frontman and his former girlfriend Mary Austin went for £6,930 in the latest Autographs and Memorabilia sale at
The papers of talk show host and sex therapist Ruth Westheimer have been acquired by the Library of Congress and are now opening for research in the Library’s Man
