Digital Facsimiles

Antonio Galli Bibiena, 1697-1774, Drawings for Architectural Inventions Including Interiors of Churches and Theaters and Views of Gardens, 18th century, 1982.75:97 (1-101).

Friedrich Preller (1804–1878), Sketchbook, 1864, Thaw Collection, 2003.44.

Dante Alighieri, 1265–1321, Divina commedia, Florence, Italy, 1345–1355, MS M.676.

This manuscript in William Blake's hand is the sole source for seven of his poems, including “Auguries of Innocence.”

Explore this late-medieval book produced entirely from woodcuts.

Explore this late-medieval book produced entirely from woodcuts.

Browse this ode to the basketball and football players of Overtown from the early 1980s by artist Purvis Young (1943–2010).

Browse the earliest known diary kept by the American artist Stuart Davis (1892–1964).

Explore this late-medieval book produced entirely from woodcuts.

This journal is an account of a weeklong journey that Dorothy and William Wordsworth took around Ullswater, in the English Lake District, in early November 1805.

Browse this compendium of four late medieval chronicles illustrated in Naples, Italy, shortly after 1498.

The Morgan Library & Museum holds the largest collection of literary manuscripts by Anne Brontë (1820–1849), all of which are presented here.