A page of the novels and other literary effusions of the prolific Félicien Champsaur, whose works were not always appreciated by the critics, but whose books tended to have pictures and ornaments by the best French illustrators of the late nineteenth and eartly twentieth centuries.
A new page of Indian art includes a miscellany of useful and beautiful books.
We have begun a page on Asian architecture, which right now includes some books on Chinese and Indian architecture. The Chinese section has a few interesting eighteenth-century albums of architecture “in the Chinese taste.”
We have added a collection of newspaper archives, which we expect to grow to much larger dimensions over time. As usual, it is pure whim that dictates our choices among the many newspapers archived on the Web.
Pittsburgh newspapers have their own separate page, which is probably the most complete collection on the Web of freely available archived newspapers from Pittsburgh and the surrounding area.