Top ephemera and book fairs in the northeast U.S.
Something of a photo alchemist, Mortensen combined his photographs with others and retouched them using glamour shots, religious relics, mythological creatures, and scenes of the occult.
Photo Fay Wray courtesy Stephen Romano Gallery
“Bartleby, the Scrivener: A Story of Wall St.” by artist Wolgang Buchta
More than 50 artists showcase their work during New York Rare Book Week.
Read MoreThe area nestled within the confines of 14th Street and Houston and flanked from east to west by 4th Avenue and the Hudson River became a literary hotspot during the early twentieth century
Read More“We are hand selecting every book to create a visual rare book environment akin to an art gallery or a book fair,” says DuRon.
Photo:Michael Bucher from Bucher Photography
The first month of 2019 was full of big news stories from the world of rare books and ephemera.
Read MoreYoung has seen practically every diet fad from the past century appear between hard covers.
Read More“You can find something in her writing for any kind of flavor you are looking for,”
Read MoreThere’s a rich variety of independent bookstores staffed by well informed booksellers, and a lively book arts scene…
Read MoreCheck out our monthly virtual fairs
"If ever there was an impulse to collect that appeals directly to the intellect, it is the urge to acquire and possess books and their various cousins, manuscripts, printed ephemera, prints and the like". Nicholas Basbanes in the foreward to "Rare Books Uncovered" by Rebecca Rego Barry
"Cultivating great collections
one object at a time"
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