Journey through Japan in our new online exhibition. Curated by @Soniafavi , the exhibition features maps and travel guides from the Tokugawa (1603-1868) period from our Japanese maps collection. Start your trip to Japan here: https://t.co/2bGgqJKAjn
Today we're joining in with @ARAScot#Archives30 and sharing a video of our curator @sebsakura discussing her #FavouriteItem: Li Yuan-chia’s 'Rose Tinted Glasses, VFA.6'.
Discover what makes them so special and learn about Li's lasting impact and legacy: https://t.co/rNoIugteUH
A quick blog about our new Elizabeth Gaskell & Charles Dickens digital collection on our shiny image viewer! Manchester Digital Collections: https://t.co/IobcXfOVvk @UoMSpecColl @TheJohnRylands
@TonyFourtoes has found this wonderful newsreel clip of Henry Guppy, Librarian @TheJohnRylands, discussing the famous #papyrus fragment of John's Gospel (P52), in 1935: https://t.co/nYjlwkf7yu.
We've launched a public appeal for help in tracking down two missing notebooks belonging to Charles Darwin - one of which includes his iconic Tree of Life sketch.
We are heartbroken by the loss. Can you help? Find out more here: https://t.co/2AxGCBrZJH
#TreeOfLife#DarwinAppeal
The latest post in the Rylands Reflects blog series is up, I wrote about content warnings, and why they're so important. https://t.co/avREYcG5L8 @TheJohnRylands @UoMSpecColl
Staff @TheJohnRylands go the extra mile to promote our collections, even sporting tattoos of images from manuscripts. Great blog by Jamie Robinson:
New Digital Collection; Magic, Monsters and Macabre. https://t.co/oJfM90DB8z via @thejohnrylands
Delighted to see The Bow in the Cloud launch on Manchester Digital Collections. First of our collections to carry an accurate content warning. Here's to many more! @UoMLibrary@TheJohnRylands https://t.co/NS19MI6Ito
As always, images taken in a time of social upheaval (and their captions!) are open to interpretation. This "Charming Canadian Landworker" features in the fascinating "Women in Wartime" album now available in @UoMLibrary's Digital Collections - https://t.co/RB4du7pCGg
Want to learn more about the work of our fabulous imaging team at @JRRIManchester? Lisa's blog is an insight into issues of damage, aesthetics and the role of the photographer in digitising the Hamilton Archive! You can read it here: https://t.co/KLnWdFgFGO