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Portrait Miniature of Walter Ralegh
Portrait miniature of Sir Walter Ralegh done by Nicholas Hilliard in 1585
Two Poems by Nicole Tanguay
A scan of a poem written by Nicole Tanguay
June 1982's Heresies, "Moon Journey" poem
Poem by Ntozake Shange called "Moon Journey" on page 34 of June 1982's Heresies.
"Literary and Other Notes" in Woman's World Dec 1887
First page of Oscar Wilde's contribution to December 1887 issue of Woman's World, titled "Literary and Other Notes", attributed to "The Editor"
Original Title Page of The Romance of the Forest, 1791, Reproduced.
Photograph of the 1791 title page for The Romance of the Forest,reproduced in Oxford University Press's 1986 edition.
The Sun and the Moon First Edition Cover
First edition cover of P.K. Page's The Sun and the Moon published pseudonymously under the name "Judith Cape."
The Sun and the Moon First Edition Cover
First edition back cover of P.K. Page's The Sun and the Moon published pseudonymously under the name "Judith Cape."
Self-Portrait, 1911. In On modern art.
A self-portrait of Paul Klee, drawn originally in 1911 and reproduced in this book.
The Steamer Passes the Botanical Gardens, 1921. In On modern art.
A drawing by Paul Klee originally from 1921 and reproduced in this book.
Migrating Fish, 1926. In On modern art.
A drawing by Paul Klee, drawn originally in 1926 and reproduced in this book.
Sleep, 1914. In On modern art.
A drawing by Paul Klee, drawn originally in 1914 and reproduced in this book.
Four panel comic of a female skateboarder's response to being ridiculed by men
This is a four panel comic featuring a female skateboarder being jeered at by men because they think women cannot skateboard. The girl stands up for herself and skates on.
An illustration by Paula Gonzalez
A female skateboarder asserting her right to skate.
An illustration by Paula Gonzalez featuring a woman at work
A comic featuring a woman at work
Pears Soap Advertisement "White Man's Burden"
Pears Soap Company Advertisement, "The White Man's Burden" Circa 1899
The first ad appearing in the last few pages of The Plague.
This is the first of three ads for different books published by Penguin Books. This page describes Penguin books as a whole, and gives a description of a service that can be subscribed to (only in the UK).
The second ad appearing in the last few pages of The Plague
This ad centers around an add for Camus' Exile and the Kingdom. There is a brief description of the book and some reviews. At the bottom of the page is a blurb that states these other books are "not for sale in the U.S.A."
The third ad appearing in the last few pages of The Plague
This page describes another of Camus' works, and identifies it as "one of the vital works of our time." This page also identifies that this particular iteration of The Rebel is "not for sale in the USA or Canada."
Copyright page for Camus' The Plague
This scan is of the copyright page in Camus' The Plague. There are details outlining the different people and organizations who own the copyright to this text, as well as outlining the time frames that the text has held different iterations of the…