The collection of Modern Books and Manuscripts covers a wide range of subjects with strengthsin literature written in English outside the United States; American children's literature; the printing arts; LGBTQ writing; human sexuality and gender studies; playing cards;the history of hunting and fishing;and the history of finance.
Winkfield's archive--including manuscripts, correspondence with writers, and working materials and finished artworks related to his many book projects and collaborations with poets--was recently acquired by the Yale Collection of American Literature.
Announcing new scholarship from the collections: Sheila Legge: Phantom of Surrealism (Dark Windows Press, 2015) by Silvano Levy . FROM THE PUBLISHER: Sheila...
Gerhard and Hella Adler were German-Jewish born Jungian analysts, disciples of both Carl and Emma Jung themselves. Escaping Nazi persecution in the 1930s, they...
Recently opened at the Yale School of Architecture Gallery, an exhibit exploring the newest trends in museum design that leave the classic “white cube” model...
Nowhere was the postwar avant-garde more radical than in architecture. In order to shake off the “hegemonic grip” of academic classicism—and therefore...
The student revolts of 1968 in Paris have assumed an iconic status in modern history. With a long tradition of popular uprising and revolution, the French...
Beinecke has acquired the huge and hugely irreverent archive of Richard Neville, Australian publisher, writer, and counter-culturalist. Most well-known for co-...
“Dialogue is the very core of the Eisenman Collection. Architecture in dialogue: with the fine arts and graphic design; with history, philosophy, political...
