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The turnip the Prussians want to plant in Paris, Alberto Martini (1876-1954)
Bestiary in Visual Satire Explored in New Princeton Exhibition
Princeton University Library will open Monsters & Machines: Caricature, Visual Satire, and the Twentieth-Century Bestiary on September 12 i
Moving books to Firestone
Photographer Elizabeth Menzies Focus of New Exhibition at Princeton University
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
Ulises Carrión Archive: Concentration, Registration, Exhibition, Distribution, [circa 1980?] Postcard
Largest U.S. Retrospective of Book Innovator Ulises Carrión Opens
Ulises Carrión Bogard, one of the most influential of all modern artists engaged in exploring the book form, is celebrated in the new exhibition Ulises Carrión: Bookworks and Beyond at
Shakespeare & Co. paianted storefront sign by Marie Monnier-Becat (1894–1976). Paris, ca. 1920.
Princeton Celebrates Shakespeare First Folio with Literature Exhibition
In honor of the 400th anniversary of William Shakespeare’s First Folio of 1623,
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U.S. Civil Rights Movement Documents and Photographs on Show
A revealing new Princeton University Library exhibition Nobody Turn Us Around: The Freedom Rides and Selma to Montgomery Marches: Selections from th
Engraved copy of artist Charles Willson Peale’s 1791 portrait of Thomas Paine
Princeton Opens Digital Access to Rare Revolution-era Books
Sidney Lapidus ’59 has donated a collection of rare Revolution-era books and publications to Princeton University as part of the Venture Forward campaign, e
Items from the Papers of Toni Morrison
Toni Morrison Archive On Display 2023
The much-anticipated exhibition, 'Toni Morrison: Sites of Memory', is scheduled to open on February 22, 2023, in Princeston University Library's Fi
Aurat March poster by Shehzil Malik
Princeton University Library Showcases Diverse Forms of Activism
Princeton, New Jersey — Princeton University Library exhibition showcases diverse forms of activism from across nine decades.
Ripley Scroll on Exhibit
Princeton Exhibits Spectacular Alchemy Manuscripts
The Ripley Scrolls, those cryptic, illustrated manuscripts named after the Renaissance-era author and alchemist
Princeton University Library Acquires Philosopher Derrida’s Personal Library
The Princeton University Library has acquired the personal working library of philosopher Jacques Derrida, who died in 2004.