Beatrix Potter

Trial sheet on vellum of William Morris’s Kelmscott Chaucer in the exhibition
‘Remarkable Books’ Exhibition to Run Alongside Bath Book Fair
A new exhibition at The Guildhall in Bath will showcase a selection of the finest books and bindings from Bath Record Office.
Where the Wild Things Are, New York, Harper & Row, 1963. First edition, first state, from the author’s library. Estimate: $6,000-$9,000.
Maurice Sendak's Works and Collection to Auction to Fund Special Fellowship
More than 100 works by artists who inspired illustrator Maurice Sendak as well
Mrs Rabbit pouring out tea for Peter while her children look on, 1902-7.
Beatrix Potter Illustrations and Manuscripts at The Morgan
The Morgan Library & Museum will present Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature, running February 23 through June 9, an exhibition telling the life st
Morgan Library & Museum Announces 2024 Centennial Campaign and Programming
The Morgan Library & Museum has announced plans for a $50 million Centennial Campaign to raise funds to support the long-term financial health of t
The St Pancras Christmas tree
Remarkable Book Themed St. Pancras International Christmas Tree
There's one week left to enjoy the free St. Pancras International Christmas tree in the heart of the bustling London station.
"On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog"
New Yorker’s Most Reprinted Cartoon Sold for $175,000 to Become World’s Most Valuable Single-Panel Cartoon
In 1993 The New Yorker ran one of its most famous cartoons, a the black-and-white single-panel "On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog" by Peter Steiner.
Beatrix Potter mouse drawing
Beatrix Potter Drawings and The New Yorker's Most Reprinted Cartoon to Auction
Three illustrations from Beatrix Potter's There was an Old Woman Who lived in a Shoe
From The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
Unseen Beatrix Potter Watercolors in Sotheby's Book Week
A dozen original watercolour sketches by Beatrix Potter will be offered at
Do It Yourself! Self-Publishing from Letterpress to LaserJet exhibition
Harvard Explores the History of Self-Publishing
Austen, Whitman, Woolf all self-published? That’s right. In Do It Yourself!
A handwritten poem by Emily Dickinson, ca. 1861
Dickinson & Poe Letters Up for Auction
Boston — RR Auction's October Fine Autographs and Artifacts sale boasts a wealth of important literary letters and Revolutionary rarities.