Visual Art

Elizabeth playing the piano at Rosings from Pride and Prejudice
Brock Brothers Original Illustrations for Jane Austen's Novels to Auction
A selection of original drawings by the Brock Brothers of scenes from Jane Aust
Todd McFarlane's Batman
Todd McFarlane Batman Cover Headlines Comic Art Auction
A selection of original comic art including important covers of the Golden Age as well as modern classics such as
Peter Goulds, L.A. Louver, Eros It Is the Mirror, 1976, aluminum, mirrors, found hardware, turquoise paint
LA Louver Donates Archive and Library to the Huntington
The Huntington will become the permanent home of the L.A.
Vincent van Gogh's Romans Parisiens (Les Livres jaunes) in situ
Van Gogh's Romans Parisiens (Les Livres jaunes) to Auction with $40m Estimate
One of Vincent van Gogh's finest portrayals of books will go under the hammer at
Frank Frazetta's paining of Conan the Barbarian
Frank Frazetta’s Conan the Barbarian Cover Art Sold for $13.5m
Frank Frazetta’s cover painting known as Man Ape for the 1967 Lancer/Ace Conan paperback sold for $13.5m in a single-lot sale at Heritage Auctions
Eric Carle. “Walter worked all day and into the night.” Walter the Baker, 1995. Collage of acrylic-painted tissue paper with pen and ink on illustration board.
Eric Carle Museum Showcases Role of Food in His Work
The Carle will open a new exhibition later this month exploring
NY Art Book Fair logo
2025 NY Art Book Fair Opens Next Week
Printed Matter's 2025 NY Art Book Fair will take place at MoMA PS1 September 12–14 with an
Charles Dickens (centre) during rehearsals for his own play, Mr Nightingale’s Diary performed at Tavistock House in 1855. On the left is Mark Lemon, editor of Punch magazine, on the right is either Wilkie Collins or illustrator Frank Stone.
Unseen Sketches of Charles Dickens in Play Rehearsals Go On Display For First Time
An unpublished set of pen, ink, and watercolour sketches showing Charles Dickens and hi
The American Family by William H. Walker, December 1895
New Exhibition Focuses on 19th century Cartoons Satirizing Women's Fashion
A new exhibition at Princeton University Library showcases late 19th and early 20th century cartoons satirizing women’s fashion at a time w
(left) Fred Spear, Enlist, 1915, estimate $7,000 - $10,000; (right) Fred Spear, Enlist, 1917, estimate $3,000 - $4,000
Propaganda and Travel Vintage Posters: Five Rare Books for Collectors
Highlights from Swann Galleries' Vintage Posters auction on August 7 include: