A look into fore-edging: the history of the unbelievable art on the page edges and how it all started.
A look into fore-edging: the history of the unbelievable art on the page edges and how it all started.
For many, New York’s beating heart is not Manhattan or Town Square, but this place: Welcome to NYPL.
When you think of Australia, you don’t necessarily think literary heaven. Yet you might be pleasantly surprised.
Considered by many to be the most visually striking library in the world, the Old Library of Trinity College Dublin is a sight not to be missed.
Boasting both beauty and profound majesty, Morgan Library’s aesthetic is a unique combination of courthouse austerity and cathedral-esque reverence.
The Old Cincinnati Library, once hailed as a symbol of architectural grandeur, met its demise in 1955. Discover the compelling reasons behind its demolition, from its initial conception as an Opera House to its transformation into a celebrated library, and the circumstances that ultimately led to its destruction.
