A Little Free Library in the Queen Anne neighborhood of Seattle. / Creative Commons From seed banks to...
Literature
Enter the worlds created by poets, playwrights, novelists, and storytellers across time. Explore influential works and the lives behind them while tracing how literature preserves memory and challenges societies to imagine themselves differently.
Libraries are a good place for kids to hole up during emergencies. Daria Chichkareva/Shutterstock.com By Grace Morris /...
San Fernando Valley Credit: Oakshade, Wikimedia Commons By Dr. David A. Wacks / 05.24.2017 Professor of Spanish Department of Romance...
Gebhard Fugel, ‘An den Wassern Babylons.’ Gebhard Fugel [Public domain] By Dr. David W. Stowe / 07.27.2017 Professor...
Hundreds of new images from Thoreau’s collection of plant specimens will be available for viewing online. “I...
A Houghton Library exhibit contains ephemera related to poet and scholar Henry David Thoreau, such as this...
Abandoned homes in Pripyat, 2km from Chernobyl. / Photo by Dana Sacchetti, IAEA Imagebank By Dr. David...
Kumeyaay coiled basket, woven by Celestine Lachapa, 19th century / Photo by Durova (Wikimedia Commons), San Diego Museum...
Woodcut of the morse from Olaus Magnus’ Historiae de Gentibus Septentrionalibus (1558 edition) / archive.org Amongst the...
From Herman Melville’s Moby Dick / Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Jenny Davidson / 08.22.2016 Professor of English and...
Photo by Ken Howard By Dr. Eric A. Gordon / 06.01.2017 Almost a decade ago I had...
Restored ruins of the Temple of Hera, ancient Doric Greek temple at Olympia, Greece / Photo by...
Photo by Tom Murphy, Wikimedia Commons By Dr. Jack Lule Professor of Journalism and Communication Lehigh University...
Lecture by Dr. Belinda Jack at the Museum of London / 04.11.2017 Professor of Modern Languages Christ...
The Tower of Hercules overview / Wikimedia Commons One of the most popular of Greek heroes, Hercules...
Statue of Thomas Jefferson / Photo by Gage Skidmore, Flickr, Creative Commons By Dr. Ruth Finnegan Emeritus...
“Rig in Great-grandfather’s Cottage”, by W. G. Collingwood, 1908 / Public Domain By Kimberly Lin / 03.21.2017...
By Dr. Gregory Nagy / 03.13.2015 Francis Jones Professor of Classical Greek Literature Professor of Comparative Literature...
The Old Drunkard, Hellenistic Sculpture, Late 3rd century BCE / Glyptothek, Munich By Dr. Peter Kruschwitz /...
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Augusto de Campos’s Lygia Fingers, a poem from 1953 for his wife-to-be, Lygia Azeredo, highlights the international...
Sinclair Lewis at the wheel of his automobile, ca. 1920s / Yale University Library Some three decades...
Sculptural Group of a Seated Poet (possibly Orpheus) with Two Sirens, 350–300 B.C., Greek, made in Tarentum,...
Cartoon of a galvanized corpse from the Library of Congress’s Prints and Photographs division. 10.15.2016 George Forster...
London Fog / From James Buntag, Twitter Lecture by Dr. Christine Corton at the Museum of London...
These four volumes of German poetry are wrapped in manuscript waste materials written in Hebrew. / J....
Dadupanthi Saints / Photo from University of Oxford By Dr. Monika Horstmann / 10.01.2015 Professor of Linguistics...
Portrait of Sir Walter Scott, novelist and poet Walter Scott’s phenomenally popular novels and poems created an...
Portrait of William Shakespeare 1564-1616. Chromolithography after Hombres y Mujeres celebres 1877 / Barcelona Museum Lecture by...
Replica of the Gokstad Viking ship complete with the Stars and Stripes proudly flying, featured at the...
17th Century Portrait of Geoffrey Chaucer / National Portrait Gallery, London By Dr. Michael Delahoyde / 10.05.2012...