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As part of its mission to promote the
art and history of the book, the Grolier Club continues to open some of its lectures and other events to
the public:
Winter/Spring 2008
Unless otherwise indicated below, all RSVPs and
reservations are to be made through Maev Brennan at the
Grolier Club, tel. 212-838-6690, ext. 7, or e-mail:
mbrennan@grolierclub.org.
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January 8 -- Rare Book
School Lecture: Frank M. Turner, Director of the
Beinecke Library,
Yale University, will present “Meditations on the Beinecke
Directorship.” 6 pm. Reception follows. Please
note that the lecture will be held on TUESDAY JANUARY 8, not
Wednesday January 9, as previously announced.
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January 22 -- One-day
conference on "Book Catalogues, Today & Tomorrow."
Please note: As of Friday December
14, the conference is fully subscribed, and no more places are
available.
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January 23 -- Lecture: James N. Green and Peter Stallybrass, on
the Grolier Club exhibition Benjamin
Franklin, Writer and Printer.
2 pm.
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February 22 -- Symposium
on the history, technology
and conservation of nineteenth-century publishers' bindings,
sponsored by the Guild of Book Workers, New York Chapter.
Held in conjunction
with the Grolier Club exhibition
The Proper Decoration of
Book Covers: The Life and Work of Alice C. Morse
from the collection of Mindell Dubansky.
Save the date: details TBA.
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April 1 -- Lecture: Margaret
Stetz and Mark Smauels Lasner will speak about the exhibition
Facing the Late Victorians:
Portraits of Writers and Artists from the Mark Samuels Lasner
Collection. 6 pm, reception follows.
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April 8 --
Lecture: Alan Fern will speak on British portraiture, in
connection with the exhibition
Facing the Late Victorians:
Portraits of Writers and Artists from the Mark Samuels Lasner
Collection.
6 pm, reception follows.
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April
17 --
American
Printing History Association J. Ben Lieberman Memorial Lecture:
Sue Allen on A Doubly Fascinating Book: Hawthorne's
Wonder Book Illustrated by Walter Crane. 6 pm, reception
follows.
LOCATION: The
Grolier Club, 47 East 60th Street, New York City (between
Park and Madison Avenues). Click here
for a street map of New York showing the Club's precise
location.
For more details, contact the Grolier
Club.
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