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News from Special Collections at the Bodleian Libraries. Seminar on History of the Book. Join us in our new web location. Please subscribe at that address using the email subscription form on the right-hand side. Alexandra Franklin, Bodleian Libraries Centre for the Study of the Book.
A virtual museum of vintage magazine. From the Golden Age of American Illustration. More than fifteen thousand covers and ads on this site. Magazine Art and History Links. THE STATE OF THE ART.
News about the John Johnson Collection and glimpses of its formation and history. About the John Johnson Collection. Pin cushion valentines were often produced by disabled soldiers for rehabilitation. Elaborate designs often incorporated regimental colours.
17th to Early 20th Century. Friday, 12 June 2015. Waterloo 2015 - Bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo. 2015 marks the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo, so we have compiled a unique and varied collection of maps, battle plans, portraits, printed ephemera, scenes and more to help illustrate the significance of the most important military battle of the 19th century.
After much tinkering, we finally uploaded the video. The relevant post is here. Am I not a man and a brother? Am I not a man and a brother? There I met upon the Strand.
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John Johnson Collections Ephemera Resources blog. Tuesday, 3 June 2014. Sarah Sophia Banks Collecting ephemera in late Georgian England. Guest post by Arlene Leis. The Prints and Drawings room at the British Museum holds a fascinating collection of ephemera amassed by Sarah Sophia Banks 1744-1818, sister of the celebrated botanist and President of the Royal Society Sir Joseph Banks. This, fortunately, is beginning to change. Her paper collections are now divided between the British Museum and British.CONTENT
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Dusting off the cobwebs of my blog, thought it was about time I posted after a rather long absence. I have been beavering away in my sewing corner. I recently bought a rather delightful 1955 singer featherweight. It sews beautifully and is perfect for piecing my patchwork and beats my all singing and dancing computerised Bernina for neat stitching hands down. Take care and happy crafting xx.
Hunters and Gathers at Home. Joshua Lowenfels, Works of Art. You Have Been Here Sometime. WR Rocky Ferris Autoscape Photorealism Art. It was his childhood goal. His appreciation for quality, design, and presentation was introduced in his youth in New Engl.
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News and articles Read our posts. Past Conference - Ephemera 37. Past Conference - Ephemera 36. Past Conference - Ephemera 35. Past Conference - Ephemera 34. Past Conference - Ephemera 33. View the official press release from the Huntington Library on the acquisition of this fine collection.