Librarian finds Calder toys in Berkshire Museum basement
A volunteer librarian uncovering a museum basement stash found nine small wooden and cardboard toys by Alexander Calder, thought to be junk. Experts say the pieces date from the late 1920s and mark Calder’s early experiments with motion, though not as formal art works.
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Shelley collection joins New York Public Library treasure chest
The Shelley and his Circle collection, including Shelley's autographed letters and Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley manuscripts, is donated by the Carl and Lily Pforzheimer Foundation and valued over 20 million dollars. The 8000 manuscripts and 13000 printed volumes cover Shelley's early poetry, Bodleian texts, Byron materials, and personal items.
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