September 23, 2005

Beautiful Books: Illustrated The best-looking and most interesting website devoted to beautiful books and illustration I've seen this year. Points out the best in digitized illustration on the Web. Sample excerpt: From Harvard University's Open Collections Program comes Women Working, 1800-1930. It is a huge storehouse - 3,500 books, trade and consumer magazines, vocation pamphlets, photographs and lots more - all digitized in an annoying framed interface....But where else could one learn about the anarchist woman of yesteryear or how to raise chickens? I'd say it has the monkey stamp of quality. You should all take a peek kay.
posted by StoryBored 18 years ago
  • Hot damn. That's a nice pizza. That Carta Marina is creeepy. Nice find!
  • Ah, you've piqued my interest.
  • ;-). I hopes that many peaple will like this site, Zanshin.
  • Since I haven't had a chance yet to comment on the self-post filter thread, I will now... Grand site peacay!!
  • Very nice, peacay!
  • I have always loved the illustrations of botany subjects. Great colour work!
  • Most Excellent!
  • Well fuck! That was a disappointment...I saw 'Beautiful Books:Illustrations' and rubbed my hands together, thinking "yes!". Tease! But thanx!
  • Did I say bananas yet? No? OK. Bananas. Lots and lots of bananas.