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60 at 60

60 at 60

Feb 11–Jun 15, 2018 Special Collections Gallery

In the fall of 1957, a group of University of Delaware Library supporters met to discuss ways in which they could provide financial assistance to enable the Library to acquire books, manuscript and other material to support research and teaching. …

1968: Heterodoxical Times in Delaware

1968: Heterodoxical Times in Delaware

Apr 2–Aug 17, 2018 Information Room

1968: Heterodoxical Times in Delaware is a small, four-case exhibition on display in Morris Library, April 2 – August 17, 2018. The 50th reunion of the Class of ’68 offers alumni and community members a chance to reflect on the …

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Past Exhibitions

Featured Book: Sunrise is Coming After While
Featured Book: Sunrise is Coming After While
60 at 60
60 at 60
A Life With Lincoln
A Life With Lincoln
Responding to What is Alive Before You: The Photography of Levinstein and Fink
Responding to What is Alive Before You: The Photography of Levinstein and Fink
Our Strength is Our People: The Humanist Photographs of Lewis Hine
Our Strength is Our People: The Humanist Photographs of Lewis Hine
Contemporary Chinese Carvings
Contemporary Chinese Carvings
Problem Solving: Highlights from the Experimental Printmaking Institute
Problem Solving: Highlights from the Experimental Printmaking Institute
The Menagerie of Fonts: Specimen Books in the University of Delaware Library
The Menagerie of Fonts: Specimen Books in the University of Delaware Library
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<p>This small bronze sculpture by Selma Hortense Burke is highlighted on our blog as part of our "Five Women Artists" series for Women's History Month.</p> <p>Learn more about Selma Hortense Burke--and Mary McLeod Bethune, the trailblazing educator and activist who is portrayed in this sculpture--on our blog.</p>

Selma Hortense Burke, bronze portrait of Mary McLeod Bethune, 1946.

This small bronze sculpture by Selma Hortense Burke is highlighted on our blog as part of our "Five Women Artists" series for Women's History Month.

Learn more about Selma Hortense Burke--and Mary McLeod Bethune, the trailblazing educator and activist who is portrayed in this sculpture--on our blog.

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