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The archive of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (T.L.L.) in the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Munich.Th
Erik Nitsche, artwork for The New Illustrated Library of Science and Invention by Maurice Fabre, Vol
The archive of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (T.L.L.) in the Bavarian Academy of Sciences, Munich.Th
Leopold Kny, wall charts with forms of algae. Germany. Farlow Library of Cryptogamic Botany. Via Har
Vincent, Levinus. Wondertooneel der nature, 1706.Typ 732.06.870 Houghton Library, Harvard University
A New universal history of arts and sciences, shewing their origin, progress, theory, use and practi
National Library of Belarus, MinskJust take a look at this awesome piece of architecture that remind
Alhazen, 965-1039. Opticæ thesaurus, 1572.GC5 R4947 572iHoughton Library, Harvard University
Some newer, cheerier Dewey posters. Feel free to use at your library or school, and I’d love to know
Drugs (Life Science Library), USA, 1967.via #mce_temp_url#
Microbe Talk at The Library. This was a lot of fun. I spoke about he new book (The Small Guide to S
Fontana, Francesco, 1602-1656. Novae coelestium terrestriumque, 1646.*IC6 F7342 646Houghton Library,
Aristotle, Physics, 1497. Aldus Mantius, Rome. Incunabula with calf binding. Via Morgan Library
Harvard Discovers Three Of Its Library Books Are Bound In Human FleshFrom Roadtrippers:A few years a
tikkunolamorgtfo: lesbianrey: well now that you mentioned it, and they said my library science degr
Madame X and Milk ChocolateMost of our posts about the NYAM collection are about the contents of med
Carl Spitzweg (1808 - 1885)The Poor PoetThe HypochondriacThe BookwormArts and ScienceThe Butterfly H
asapscience:So cool! [Steve Gschmeissner via Science Photo Library]
Campanile (Sather Tower) and Doe Memorial Library, Biological Sciences Building on the Right, U
#BKMLibrary continues its digitization of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences (BIAS) Bulleti
itscolossal:A Multicolored Library of the World’s Ochre Pigments Archived by Heidi Gustafson
Paul Gervais, Elephant shrew from Atlas de Zoologie, 1844. Paris. via biodiversitylibrary
The girl was a student in the library science program, I was a professor. And worse, I was a profess
Microbe Talk at The Library. This was a lot of fun. I spoke about he new book (The Small Guide
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