Asking Is it any good? this exhibition, on view through 28 June 2024, presents a selection of prints, drawings, and paintings from the library’s collection to explore...
Now on the Scholar’s Progress Blog: “Horace Walpole and a Case of Antiquarian Eccentricity” by Stephen Clarke, Honorary Research Fellow, University of Liverpool,...
Barbara Mundy, Donald and Martha Robertson Chair in Latin American Art History, Tulane University, undertakes some armchair detective work in researching this “deeply...
Read the newest Scholars’ Progress Blog post “Deconstructing an Extra-Illustrated Book” by LWL Fellow Jane Wessel (‘14 and ‘23), Assistant Professor of English, US Naval...
The fabulous “Bawdy Bodies: Satires of Unruly Women,” curated by Hope Saska & Cynthia Roman, first presented in 2015 at the LWL & in 2016 at the University of...
Check out Neil Guthrie’s account of “Reading Horace Walpole” in the latest post on our Scholars’ Progress blog. We’re still in awe of his amazing feat of having...
A recording of the lecture, “Horace Walpole and Philanthropy in Eighteenth-Century England”, given by Dr. Andrew Rudd (University of Exeter, UK) at the Lewis Walpole Library...
