In the latest episode of "One Hundred Years at the Library," Samantha Deutch, Digital Art History Lead, investigates the Frick Art Reference Library's rare copy of the paintings catalog of Mary Jane Morgan, a New York City art collector from the late 1800s. The paintings guide is one of the library's more than 1,600 private collection catalogs, a number of which were acquired by founder Helen Clay Frick. — Produced by The Frick Collection's Media Production team "One Hundred Years at the Library

Can you help us identify these mystery portraits? The Library holds a collection of artworks created by internees in World War II camps across regional Australia. Very little is known about the men and boys who are pictured, which is why we need your help to complete the records. See the portraits on display in our new exhibition Dunera: Stories of Internment. You can also view them online here: https://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/faces-dunera | The State Library of New South Wales

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213K views · 503 reactions | Holiday shopping season has us dusting off these classics in the collection. Although fun simply for the nostalgia factor, the Sears Catalog also provides a fascinating look at different time periods in American history. | Los Angeles Public Library | Facebook