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Ahead of the April 11 auction of President Gerald Ford and Betty Ford’s Collection, we spoke with their son, Jack Ford, about White House life, surprise rock star visits, and his father’s steadfast leadership.
Edward Ripley-Duggan examines Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's Latin Grammar filled with hundreds of small drawings.
Peter Costanzo chronicles the career-spanning letters of Major General Israel Bush “Fighting Dick” Richardson (1815-1862), from his West Point days until his death at Antietam.
An important archive of letters from Grace Kelly spanning 1949-1968 offers an intimate account of Kelly's journey from an aspiring actress in New York to the Princess of Monaco.
Peter Costanzo discusses an important archive of musical manuscripts from Truman Capote and Harold Arlen's 1954 musical, House of Flowers, to be auctioned on Nov 14.
Doyle is pleased to support the Charleston Literary Festival featuring ten days of engaging events with world-renowned authors and speakers in Charleston, South Carolina.
Edward Ripley-Duggan provides historical context to an important 1802 letter from Thomas Jefferson as President on Haitian leader Toussaint Louverture and the affairs of Saint-Domingue.
Edward Ripley-Duggan examines a beautifully illuminated French prayer book from the late 15th century: a supreme luxury good in an era deeply steeped in religious devotion.