I'm the head of research services at a well-known rare book & manuscript library in New England. I love decorated endpaper designs, and books, books, books!
@PersephoneBooks Getting ready myself to move house in Chicago, and I’ll be reading PB No. 47, Lettice Cooper’s The New House to celebrate. Splendid endpapers pick up the block printed velvet designed by Margaret Calkin James for her new house, Hornbeams. Thank you, PB!!
Wrapping up #WomensHistoryMonth with the work of a book-artist-in-training in Nicaragua, Saslaya Pupiro. She illustrated, printed, and bound this piece. https://t.co/eFuCGVrJko
It's not too late to show us what's on your shelves! The deadline for the T. Kimball Brooker Prize for Undergraduate Book Collecting has been extended to March 29! https://t.co/eBU74iRExE
Frigge's sample book contains 348 examples of her exquisite work (https://t.co/DTvRGkXwFY) Want to learn more about the art of paper #marbling? Check out this video made by our rare books curator: https://t.co/1hnzqlGjcB
Continuing our celebration of women's contributions to #book production for #WomensHistoryMonth, today we're showcasing a #NewAcquisition: A sample book made by Karli Frigge. Frigge is a Dutch bookbinder and master paper marbler. Learn more about her work: https://t.co/Y0X1zun0fd
We are celebrating #WomensHistoryMonth by highlighting historical contributions of women to #book production - something oft overlooked. Feast your eyes on this #Nouveau-style binding made by Constance Karslake for the Guild of Women Binders (1898-1904). #BookHistory
How about a little Tove Jansson-illustrated Alice to brighten our Thursday? This Swedish translation, by Ake Runnquist, was published in Stockholm in 1966. Marvelous color and b&w illustrations throughout. #AliceInWonderland#newacquisition