Exhibit

A Medieval Best-Seller? New Exhibit at Les Enluminures
November 7 to December 6, 2013 at Les Enluminures, New York—Featuring more than 20 Books of Hours dating from the 14th- through to the 16th- centuries, Les Enluminures’ fall exhibition will
Treasures From the Vault at the Morgan Library
New York, NY, October 2013—The Morgan Library & Museum’s fall exhibition season includes touchstones of art, literature, and music—from drawings by Leonardo da Vinci to a survey of Edgar Allan
Exhibition at IU Lilly Library Focuses on Early Illustrations of Disease
Rare, Recently Acquired Mishneh Torah on View at the Metropolitan Museum
New York — One of the finest illuminated Hebrew manuscripts ever created will be displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art beginning October 1.
Exhibition of 18th-Century French Printmaking at Metropolitan Museum Opens Oct. 1
During the 18th century in France, a great number of artists—painters, sculptors, draftsmen, and amateurs—experimented with etching, a highly accessible printmaking technique akin to drawing.
MoMA Exhibit of Gauguin’s Prints and Transfer Drawings Opens in March
Library of Congress to Exhibit Abel Buell Map of the U.S. from 1784
The Library of Congress on Oct.
The Morgan Library Presents <i>Leonardo da Vinci: Treasures from the Biblioteca Reale</i>
New York, NY, September 16, 2013—The genius of Leonardo da Vinci—draftsman, painter, scientist, inventor—continues to captivate us almost five hundred years after his death.
Two Historic Copies of Beethoven&#8217;s Ninth Symphony Reunited in Morgan Library Exhibit
New York, NY, September 2013—As part of the Bicentenary celebrations of the Royal Philharmonic Society, the Morgan will display two historic manuscript copies of Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony,
American Antiquarian Society Exhibits Lithography at Musée Goupil
(Worcester, MA) The American Antiquarian Society (AAS) is exhibiting over fifty lithographs from its extensive collection of antebellum prints at the Musée Goupil in Bordeaux, France.