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Study finds fewer children’s books depict nature; publishers present their offerings at toy fair; author Jeffrey Zaslow laid to rest.
An extraordinary find of 100-year-old photographs from Lincoln, Neb., is shown publicly for the first time.
The copy of the “Mona Lisa,” on display in Spain till March 13, was recently attributed to da Vinci’s atelier.
Amid the myriad distractions of our busy lives, we can all benefit from a moment of contemplation.
As well as beautiful portraits, some which have never been seen publicly before, this exhibition also contains letters and extracts from Beaton’s handwritten diaries.
A collection of stunning photographs, front covers, and feature articles selected from the 50-year-old Sunday Times magazine is currently showing at the UK Saatchi Gallery.
Joshua Liner Gallery hosts Resolve, an exhibition celebrating realist art.
Renaissance portraits reflect Italy’s society of the time—from monks, cardinals, and saints to beauties.
‘Publishing in the 21st Century,’ ‘iBooks2′, and ‘Books-A-Million.’
Photographer Mark Chester presents his view of the world in humorously paired images at a gallery in Manhattan.