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HOME   ·   Exhibitions

Exhibitions

06 January 2025

Perception: an exhibition

The book 'The Doors of Perception' lying flat so the cover is face-up. The cover has a blue background, with three large abstract eye designs taking up most of the space. They have geometric designs within the pupils and have red, yellow, green, and orange details so each eye is different. The author and title are at the head and foot of the cover respectively, printed in white.

16 December 2024

‘From the author’

Portrait of Sir Joseph Williamson made in oils, by Sir Peter Lely and his studio. It is a two-thirds portrait and shows Williamson in a three-quarter pose, one hand resting on his hip and the other resting on a table draped in red fabric. The hand on the table holds a sheaf of papers. The fabrics Williamson wears and the drapery wrapped around him indicate a taste for luxurious goods.

13 June 2024

Joseph Williamson and the establishment of the transatlantic slave trade

12 March 2024

Ink : an exhibition

02 August 2023

Shakespeare’s Books

28 July 2023

The Bodies of Shakespeare’s Contemporaries

23 February 2023

Folio 400 at The Queen’s College

Photograph of a large engraved star map illustration by Edmund Halley. Among the illustrated constellations is ‘Robus Carolinum’ (Charles’ Oak), a now unrecognised constellation Halley dedicated to King Charles II.

26 January 2023

Edmond Halley: In Print

The book 'The anatomy of secret sins...' mounted in a cradle so its pages are open. The pages bare paragraphs of type in a Roman face, with decorative dividers marking new sections. There is one illustrated initial visible on the left-hand page: a woodcut 'I' surrounded by swirling decoration.

26 January 2023

Disease and the body

Photograph of a glossary of Lancashire dialect, mounted in a cradle so the pages are open, against a red background.

20 July 2022

“Cummerland talk”: The Dialects of Cumbria and Lancashire

An image of a photograph showing Akiki Nyabongo in a light suit standing next to Paul Robeson wearing a dark suit

15 July 2022

Africa Answers Back

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