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Library of Congress Receives Major Grant to Support National Book Preservation Plan
The Library of Congress announced that it has received a $540,000 grant from The Andrew W.
The Book Illustration Competition 2019 Announces Longlist
London — The Folio Society and House of Illustration are thrilled to announce the longlist for the
Artist Tania Kovats Creates New Public Artwork Inspired by, and for, the Bodleian Libraries
Oxford, England - Acclaimed British contemporary artist Tania Kovats has created a new public artwork at the Bodleian Libraries in Oxford.
LiveAuctioneers' 2018 Annual Report Confirms Record-Setting Year
New York - LiveAuctioneers, the world’s leading online marketplace for exceptional fine art, antiques and vintage collectibles, has released its
Library and Archives Canada Acquires Rare Book Once Belonging to Adolf Hitler 
Ottawa, Ontario—Library and Archives Canada announced the recent acquisition of a rare 1944 book previously owned by Adolf Hitler.
Lorna Simpson, Mary Beard, and Ed Ruscha to Receive J. Paul Getty Medal
Los Angeles - The J. Paul Getty Trust announced today it will present the annual J.
Nineteenth-Century Manuscript Discovered in Lake Cowichan, BC
A local BC author recently discovered a rare manuscript stowed in the archives at the Lake Cowichan Museum while doing research for an upcoming book.
Peter Harrington Celebrates 50th Anniversary with 150th Catalogue
Peter Harrington, the UK’s largest rare bookseller, this year celebrates its 50th anniversary.
Suntup Editions to Publish Fine Press Limited Edition of "Rosemary’s Baby"
Irvine, CA - Suntup Editions, publisher of fine limited edition books and art prints, is delighted to announce the upcoming publication of Ira Levin’s classic novel Rosemary’s Baby, with a
Only Known Surviving Muslim American Slave Autobiography Goes Online at the Library of Congress
The Library of Congress has acquired and made available online the Omar Ibn Said Collection, which incl