Exhibitions

The Creation of the Sun and the Moon (detail) from the Historical Bible, about 1360 –70, Master of Jean de Mandeville (French, active 1350–70). Tempera colors, gold, and ink on parchment.
The Story of Creation in the Middle Ages at Getty
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Lewis Carroll’s personal copy of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Pets & their People Exhibition Launches Season of the Natural World Series
The Bodleian Libraries’ Season of the Natural World is a slate of exhibitions inspired by the world around us beginning with Pets & their People
Admission ticket to a concert by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Vienna, after 1782
Mozart's Letters and Early Composition Manuscripts Go On Show
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Treasures from the Mozarteum Foundation of Salzburg, is now running at the Morgan Library & Museum.
Unidentified photographer, Banking Office, State Street, circa 1902
History of Legal Aid Through Photos and Documents on Display
The Legal Aid Society has defended immigrants, advocated for children and families, protected people’s homes, and stood alongside those accused of crimes who cannot afford a lawyer in New York City
Silk stockings belonging to Charles Dickens
Rare Charles Dickens Clothing Goes on Show
Some of the very few surviving pieces of clothing belonging to Charles Dickens will go on show later this week in a new display at the Charles Dickens Museum in London.
Papyrus of Pasherashakhet (detail), Egyptian, about 375–275 BCE, ink on papyrus
Getty’s Egyptian Book of the Dead Exhibition Returns
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Anwar E Suhaili, The Fables of Pilpay
Fairy Tales Celebrated in Major New Exhibition
Opening next month at the British Library, Fairy Tales will celebrate the iconic heroes, villains and creatures that populate the worlds of fairy tales.&nb
One of The Huntington’s annotated July 1776 printings of the Declaration of Independence and a 1936 acoustic guitar owned by Woody Guthrie
New Huntington Library Exhibition Celebrates Links Between Land and American History
Opening this summer at The Huntington will be its new exhibition This Land Is... which will focus on how land has shaped life in America since 177
Little Nell – the beautiful child in her gentle slumber- tide by Samuel Williams. Through her deathbed scene, Dickens channelled his grief for the death of his 17-year-old sister-in-law, Mary Hogarth. Dickens’s feedback to Williams was to make Nell childish and her surroundings grim to create a starker contrast.
Unpublished Charles Dickens Fan Letter Opens New Exhibition on Women in His Life
A new exhibition opening today at the London home of Charles Dickens brings tog
A section of the errata slip for James Joyce’s Ulysses
Printing Errors Celebrated in Upcoming Yale Library Exhibition
The first British edition of James Joyce’s Ulysses and the 'Wicked Bible' will be among the hundreds of printed mistakes and errata lists on view in a new exhibition opening at