Explore vintage Valentine's Day cards in #NYPLDigitalCollections. on.nypl.org/3XNsZbF

Are you desperately searching for THE perfect valentine(s) for tomorrow? Browse TONS of vintage Valentine's Day cards from Picture Collection in Digital Collections! These gems are just waiting to be repurposed to celebrate your sweetheart. 💌 digitalcollections.nypl.org/collections/ho…

"In dub, the sketch, the glimpse, and the fragment are of gigantic value. Leaked-in sounds from outside are loved on for their possibility--" Cullman Fellow Colin Channer describes his forthcoming poetry collection Console (FSG, July 2023) publishersweekly.com/pw/by-topic/ne…

Captioned watercolor and pen and ink drawings of scenery and fellow visitors in Yellowstone National Park. Complete work digitized: bit.ly/3b0bJKz

Berenice Abbott

This guide highlights items in the Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library’s Treasures that showcase women storytellers in many forms, from arts and media to advocacy. on.nypl.org/3mHI4y2

Visconti Tarot Hand-painted, gold and silver tarot cards, ca. 1428-1447. MORE: bit.ly/2AE5IRP

🧵 Here are some pencils for you from the #NYPLPictureCollection for #NationalPencilDay, found in the folders WRITING, WRITING IMPLEMENTS ✏️ /3

The #NYPLPictureCollection is home to over 1.5 million images in 12,000 subjects #NationalPencilDay ✏️✏️ /3

These folios of visual material are available for you to take home with your library card! An unparalleled visual resource for creative people. #NationalPencilDay ✏️✏️✏️ /3

On Trans Day of Visibility, check out our list of books highlighting transgender, nonbinary, and gender nonconforming voices, recommended by NYPL librarians: on.nypl.org/3lSt2Wu

NYC artist Nan Goldin, known for her singularly potent photographs of 1980s counterculture during the AIDS crisis, is the subject of a new documentary: “All the Beauty and the Bloodshed,” now streaming on HBO Max. Learn more about the artist at NYPL: on.nypl.org/4113nd3

Introducing a new archival collection documenting community organizing efforts in 1960s East Harlem. Learn more from NYPL’s Archives! on.nypl.org/3KGPZWh

On this day in 1859, Charles Darwin sent his publishers the first three chapters of "On the Origin of Species," outlining his theory of evolution by natural selection. To mark the occasion here some gems from #NYPLPictureCollection.

I paid a visit to the Picture Collection Picture Collection yesterday and opened the folder [ALGERIA-LIFE]. For those who don’t know this unique resource and place, here is the Libguide to help you navigate the collection: libguides.nypl.org/picturecollect…

Welcome to our 2023 Picture Collection Artist Fellows: nypl.org/fellowships/pi…

Today is the Day of Action for Libraries to save weekend service! Proposed budget cuts could end weekend service in branches across the city. New Yorkers are standing up to tell Mayor Eric Adams & New York City Council: #NoCutsToLibraries! on.nypl.org/43Deevx

With the help of the NYPL Picture Collection, I am exploring representations of Muammar Gaddafi throughout his political career. 1/7

Throwback to 1983 in front of the 'Wild Style’ mural! The artwork on our special-edition library card celebrating 50 years of hip-hop is from the film’s soundtrack in the SchomburgCenter collections. Visit any NYPL branch & get yours now! #HipHop50NYPL on.nypl.org/3O1ZWhl

Beatrix Potter, beloved writer, illustrator, and natural scientist, was born on this day in 1866. She is known for creating some of the most memorable and enduring characters in children's literature. Learn more about Beatrix Potter: on.nypl.org/3QbSFhF