Exhibitions
Austin, Texas — A credit-card-size fragment is all that survives of a manuscript scroll of the Gospel of John that was written in Greek circa A.D. 250-350.
![C. W. Post Cereals, Battle Creek, Mich., [ca. 1940s]. 10 pp., 8• x 11”.](https://cdn.finebooksmagazine.com/sites/default/files/styles/mobile_listed_teaser_thumb_768x735_/public/media-images/2022-11/gc-aa-image-6-post-cereals.jpg?h=8f59d0f7&itok=NEZkRZH2)
New York – A new exhibition at the Grolier Club in New York City—America’s oldest and largest society for bibliophiles—traces the creative history of advertising
The Smithsonian Libraries and Archives presents a new exhibition, “Nature of the Book,” at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History November
A new exhibition focuses on the book covers produced by the illustrator Quentin Blake who has worked on titles by
The British Library has announced its coming exhibitions for 2023 which feature a number of items which will interest Fine Books readers.
A new interactive exhibition has opened at Elizabeth Gaskell’s House in Manchester exploring the writer’s role as a radical changemaker in Victorian so
The daily lives of students, staff and servants at St John’s College, University of Oxford
Minnesota Center for Book Arts is pleased to announce an exhibition featuring the recipients of our sixteenth series of the MCBA/Jerome Foundation Book Art
London, British Library - Chinese and British (November 18, 2022 – April 23, 2023).
The iconic sponge cake in Marcel Proust’s masterpiece
