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Do you need an introduction to birds? Do you feel 'meh' about Ted Hughes but 'woohoo!' about Leonard Baskin? THEN HAVE WE GOT A BOOK FOR YOU! It's 'A Primer of Birds,' designed and printed by Baskin for his Gehenna Press. Learn more here: https://t.co/ooeLViVSzt #Feathursday

This week's #MondayMotivation is THE EYE OF PROVIDENCE! Well, it's this Tawny (or Brown) Owl from 'Brehms Theirleben' that has been bestowed the Eye of Providence by artist Robert Kretschmer. Learn more here: https://t.co/eiUchJpYVC

This #FashionFriday we've got all the hottest fashion tips from the April 1850 issue of 'Godey's Lady's Book.' You'll be glad to know that embroidered slippers are in, but for heaven's sake don't wear a white opera gown! Get in on all the trends here: https://t.co/yOcM4CVMYP

This week's post about 'The Golden Hind," a 1920s art and literature magazine, features lithographs by British artist Walter Ernest Spradbery. Learn more about Spradbery and 'The Golden Hind' here: https://t.co/fnCNGUsGdB

We've got four different warblers from Rex Brasher's 'Birds and Trees of North America' to help sing us into spring! Can you identify these warblers? #Feathursday

Find out who they are here: https://t.co/3niZJ1Ieej

This week's Historic Woman Printer/Publisher of the week is Gudrun Zapf von Hesse (b.1918). Von Hesse started as a book binding apprentice and in 1991 became the second woman to win the Frederic W. Goudy award. Learn more here: https://t.co/Db4I0eUCX3

This week's post on work featured in the 1920s art and literature magazine 'The Golden Hind' focuses on the lithographs and signed prints by Grace E. Rogers that were issued in/with the magazine. Learn more here: https://t.co/w7MYAzJ3tm

Oh no! Blood-sucking Vampire Bats!! This illustration is from “Bats and Vampires” from the collection 'The Red Book of Animal Stories' selected by Andrew Lang with illustrations by the English artist & noted Lang collaborator Henry Justice Ford. More here: https://t.co/56TDQS6MTl

It was #Feathursday! Yesterday. These Goldfinches and Red-winged Blackbirds are common sights here in Milwaukee, and these examples from 'Nests and Eggs of Birds of the United States' (1882) look very familiar! Learn more about the book here: https://t.co/jGJjdqzKUa