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A collection of more than 250 historic Bibles, prayer books and other religious works assembled over half a century will be offered in 80 lots at Chorley’s on September 23.
Handwritten works by Albert Einstein and Isaac Newton plus a landmark Nicolaus Copernicus volume and an Edgar Allan Poe letter lead RR Auction’s annual Remarkable Rarities event on September 20.
National Trust Cymru has opened Not Lost in Translation, an exhibition hosted at the Welsh Senedd parliament building that celebrates Welsh literature and language.
The British Library has announced a celebration of Agatha Christie and her legacy in 2026 marking 50 years since her death.
One of Vincent van Gogh's finest portrayals of books will go under the hammer at Sotheby's later this year as part of the The Cindy and Jay Pritzker Collection auction with a presale estimate in the region of $40.
The National Library of Scotland is taking its collections on tour with the launch of its new OUTWITH programme.OUTWITH: National Library around Scotland is a collaborative programme of loans, events and activities which is part of the National Library’s centenary celebrations.
Nate D Sanders Auctions will offer a rare first edition of Fielding Lucas' Progressive Drawing Book on September 25, the earliest American drawing instruction book predating John Gadsby Chapman's The American Drawing Book by two decades.
More than 140 photos taken by the man who shovelled coal on the Hogwarts Express come to auction tomorrow at Hansons Auctioneers.
Frank Frazetta’s cover painting known as Man Ape for the 1967 Lancer/Ace Conan paperback sold for $13.5m in a single-lot sale at Heritage Auctions' Comics & Comic Art event. This marks a new record for an original Frazetta painting, and is the highest auction result for any Frazetta work…
A first-of-its-kind, bilingual exhibition at the NYPL will showcase Puerto Rican life and culture through comic books, its complex past, relationship to New York City, and futuristic visions of fantasy worlds.
